Who makes x-Lite helmets?

Who makes x-Lite helmets?

the Nolan Group
X-lite is a part of the Nolan Group, an Italian group of brands that produces X-lite, Nolan and Grex helmets.

Are X-Lite helmets any good?

X-Lite have a good reputation in safety; they are our 3rd best brand in terms of tested helmet safety – with both Grex and Nolan coming into the top 10 too, meaning they’ve arguably the best safety reputation around.

Where are x-Lite helmets made?

Italy
Like Nolan, X-lite helmets are made 100-percent in Italy, from raw materials to finished product, but unlike Nolan helmets which use Lexan polycarbonate shells, X-lite helmets use “multi-axial hybrid fabrics” (carbon fiber and aramid fiber) bonded with a thermosetting resin.

Where are caberg helmets made?

Made in Italy For example, Caberg was one of the first brands, after BMW, to push the international breakthough of flip-up helmets.

What happened to Xlite?

Former owners the Trimnell family have sold the brand in order to focus on their other bike business, Muc-Off, and it sounds like Richards has big plans. X-Lite’s cleaning products sub-brand, Muc-Off, has really taken off, moving into the motorcycle, caravan and marine markets with great success.

Is caberg a good brand?

Caberg is an Italian crash helmet manufacturer. Founded in Bergamo in Northern Italy in the seventies, they’ve become synonymous with relatively inexpensive but good quality helmets. In fact, though not Snell tested, several have been independently SHARP tested and scored four stars or above (out of five).

Are caberg helmets DOT approved?

Caberg is an Italian crash helmet manufacturer. Founded in Bergamo in Northern Italy in the seventies, they’ve become synonymous with relatively inexpensive but good quality helmets. Unfortunately, at the time of writing, Caberg aren’t distributed in the US and their helmets are not DOT certified for sale in the US.

Which is the world’s best helmet?

Best Helmet Brands around the World

1. Bell Helmets. (Source:fc.moto)
2. Shoei Helmets. (Source: superbikestore)
3. HJC Helmets. (Source: superbikestore)
4. LS2 Helmets. (Source: ls2helmetsindia)
5. AGV Helmets. (Source: bikestop)
6. Arai Helmets. (Source: bikestop)
7. Shark Helmets. (Source: shark helmet)
8. MT Helmets. (Source:motardinn)