The FREERIDE X CARBON is Caberg’s jet helmet, ECE 22.06 approved, featuring an elegant and vintage design. The outer shell, crafted from fiberglass and carbon fiber, is uniquely lightweight at just 850g, ensuring maximum comfort without compromising safety. This helmet comes in three sizes and includes an easy-to-mount clear visor, perfect for various riding conditions. Additionally, the FREERIDE X is compatible with the Pro Speak Evo communicator, making it ideal for riders seeking both style and modern communication options.
With its refined craftsmanship and attention to detail, this helmet exemplifies Italian excellence. It features a removable and washable liner made of breathable materials, ensuring a fresh feel during every use. The retro aesthetics combined with advanced safety features make the FREERIDE X a fantastic choice for both urban commuting and countryside adventures.
This size chart is based on information provided by the manufacturer and should be used as a general guide only. Sizing and fit may vary by product, model, body shape, and personal preference. Always confirm that the item fits comfortably and appropriately before use.


Established in 1974 in Bergamo, Italy, Caberg—an acronym for “Caschi di Bergamo”—has been at the forefront of motorcycle helmet innovation for five decades. In 1992, Caberg became the first Italian company, and the second worldwide, to introduce a modular helmet with the groundbreaking 292 Unlimited model. This pioneering spirit continued with the release of the Tourmax, the world’s first adventure flip-up helmet, catering to enduro and maxi enduro enthusiasts.
Caberg’s commitment to safety is exemplified by the integration of the SOS Medical ID system in their latest models, providing riders with a secure method to store personal and medical information for emergencies. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024, Caberg remains dedicated to producing helmets that seamlessly blend Italian craftsmanship, innovative design, and advanced safety features, earning the trust of motorcyclists worldwide.