CGM The ultimate solution for choosing between a full-face or modular motorcycle helmet
In this Italian brand's catalog, there are two names that claim the very top of its hierarchy
A new Italian motorcycle brand has entered Spain. It keeps expanding its range of models and the options are multiplying.
Among the alternatives offered by CGM, we find the full-face 361 AVENT and the modular 560 MAD. Both share the brand's premium DNA.
These are versions with Italian design, top-level materials, and technology that doesn't make concessions. However, their personalities are different.
One breathes competition, the other promises limitless versatility. Two paths, one philosophy: protection and comfort at their highest level.
CGM's full-face proposal
The CGM 361 AVENT is a full-face helmet designed for those who seek pure sensations. Made of carbon fiber and available in two shell sizes, it achieves the difficult combination of lightness and structural rigidity.
With a weight of 2.98 lbs. (1,350 grams) in size M, it positions itself as an ally for speed, whether on the road or on the track. Details such as the double D-ring closure, SOS Release system, and chin deflector reinforce its sporty focus.
The visor, with Pinlock 70 and anti-scratch treatment, offers a wide field of vision. Meanwhile, the internal sun visor and Air Stream System ventilation ensure functionality in any scenario.
It's available in PRO and PRO SPORT versions. It features matte or glossy carbon finishes, with red and fluorescent yellow combinations for those seeking character.
CGM's convertible proposal
At the other end, the 560 MAD represents the freedom of an advanced modular helmet. Its dual P/J homologation allows riding with the chin guard open or closed with complete safety.
It's offered in fiberglass and carbon variants, with weights ranging from 3.20 to 3.42 lbs. (1,450 to 1,550 grams) depending on the version. It includes Pinlock 70 and a retractable sun visor.
Its ExtraCool interior is removable and washable, designed for long days without fatigue. Added to this is a metallic micrometric closure, compatibility with intercoms, and reflective areas to increase visibility.
As for prices, the 361 AVENT starts at €350 in its PRO version. The 560 MAD starts at €299 for the MONO variant and reaches €475 in the PRO model in carbon.
Both are offered in sizes from XS to XXL, with a color palette that reflects Italian style in every line.
We're talking about two helmets for two philosophies. The 361 AVENT is for those who live the motorcycle experience intensely and seek precision.
The 560 MAD is for those who see the journey as open territory. Different paths, same essence: safety and design.
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