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Excellent helmet, after seven years of use it remains in satisfactory condition. Resistant to small falls (it fell several times from the bike after parking) never needed spare parts or repairs.
Up to 380 it works well, then I open it up to 412.
Rotox busha gen3.
It's lightweight, but I don't recommend it for insulation.
At 380, I can hear my wife's mumbling from behind.
If I had read the reviews before buying it, I wouldn't have bought it just because it makes a lot of aerodynamic noise, and I wanted a helmet that doesn't have this noise and I thought it wouldn't. After 140, it's very annoying in the ears, with other helmets I had (Nolan Arai xlite shoei) I didn't have it to such a degree and it's very tiring, and on trips you want to have peace and quiet.
In all other aspects, it is of very good quality construction and lightweight.
I have had it for 2.5 years now and I can confidently say that it was worth its money for the good... with the windscreen in front, it looks very cool and overall when you go over 200+, you don't feel anything (I don't understand what they say about noise because my bike doesn't make much). I have gone at 230-240 and I had left the windscreen slightly up to see where it would call itself from the pressure... at 250-260...
The specific Caberg Drift Evo helmet (five-year owner) fits very well. Its ventilation is satisfactory. It has good quality materials. It is not very noisy. It is lightweight. And it provides four-star safety, not three, as someone else mentioned. Here is the relevant link to sharp.
https://sharp.dft.gov.uk/helmets/caberg-drift-evo/
This is a very mediocre helmet with a low rating from the British institution SHARP, with only 3 stars and a very poor review for its side impact resistance. For the same price or even less, you can buy top brands with 4 or 5 stars from Sharp. Note: All of you who are giving negative votes are probably not motorcyclists or this is your first helmet. Go and see what the sharp rating is and then evaluate something that can save your life or not when you need it.
Hello everyone, so the helmet is extremely lightweight, fits perfectly on the head, has an excellent fastening system, its quality is exceptional for its price, it also has a tinted visor, a sun visor, and an additional anti-fog visor. The only thing that bothers me in the whole situation is the noise after 100 kilometers. I have a mega scooter, AK550, and I have the visor fully down. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a helmet at 300 euros, I think it has no competition.
Guys, this helmet is very lightweight. It fits very well on the head. It has some relative noise after 100 km/h (since my bike is naked), but I am not able to evaluate if it is a lot or a little, because I haven't tried more expensive helmets (like Shoei or Arai, for example). I am satisfied with it. The quality of the materials seems good.
For the money, it is very good. The noise after 100 is not annoying as some say.
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Lightweight and good materials but very noisy!
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