This Caberg Flyon II review looks at a fibreglass open-face helmet with a wide outer visor, internal sun visor and micrometric buckle. Its internal ventilation and provision for an optional communication system are relevant to touring and everyday use.
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Visor arrangement and equipment
The outer visor has anti-scratch and anti-fog treatments, a quick-release system and a left-side lock. Check that you can operate the controls comfortably while wearing your own gloves.
Caberg lists two outer shell sizes across the fit range. This refers to size options, not two shell layers or a claim of extra impact protection.
The listing identifies removable, washable lining, rain-protection rims and readiness for Caberg Pro Speak Evo. Confirm which pads remove for cleaning and which intercom components are supplied separately.
Protection and construction
The listed approval is ECE 22.06. Check the exact helmet label and specification for the version you are buying, particularly if you need it for a track event.
Fit and adjustment
The chin-strap fastening is Quick Release. Make sure you are comfortable operating that fastening and adjusting it securely before choosing the helmet.
Comfort and everyday use
The interior is removable for cleaning. Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions and refit the pads in their original positions.
Versions and options
The checked listing links to these options: White, Koi White / Red / Orange, Boss Matt Grey / Red / Black, Boss White / Black / Red / Blue, Matt Black, Matt Grey. Check the selected version and available sizes before ordering; the linked price may apply to a particular option.
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