El Caberg Konda aunque se sigue vendiendo está descatalogado y ha sido sustituido por el Duke con los mismos índices de seguridad.
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The Caberg Duke has a "microlock" chin strap retainer. The shape of the helmet puts the chin strap in a location that can be slightly uncomfortable for some riders, as we noticed during the evaluation trials.
The chin strap padding is thick enough and the strap also has a metal D-ring that can be used to lock the helmet to a motorcycle.
The helmet meets the ECE 22.05 P and J safety standard only and it is not sold in North America. The Duke has a two-year warranty in Europe.
Picks... (pros)
Excellent build quality.
Unusual styling.
Dual homologation as full-face and "Jet" helmet.
Excellent quality paint and graphics.
Comfortable liner.
Light weight.
Reasonable pricing structure.
...and Pans (contras)
Internal sun visor doesn't have as much travel as we'd like.
Padding is a bit thin on the size large.
Internal front-to-back dimensions slightly snug.
Upper ventilation slightly weak.
Conclusion
The Caberg Duke is yet another winner from the Italian manufacturer who has brought us so many interesting and unique helmet designs.
The Duke certainly offers something different than your average $200.00 to $250.00 (se puede comprar en tienda española Internet por 145 euros) generic flip-up, most of which are probably pumped out of the same nameless global supply factory.
That you can get a made-in-Italy helmet with a super paint and finish, unique style, a "roomy" neutral-to-round fit that is also dual-homologated as both a full-face and "Jet" at this price is most definitely a good thing.