This Benelli is just like the Honda scramblers of the 1960's. A higher pipe and some knobbier tires and they call it a scrambler. The old Hondas weren't much for off road either. It just a look. I think Benelli has a home run with this one. I own a HD Tri=Glide, but I do really like this Benelli.
This is the bike that i have decided to work towards. I'll be getting my CBT booked and hopefully sat next month then go for my A2 license as soon as i can so i can ride this
Sorry to respond so late to your video. I just saw it. The bike is beautiful. Has anyone you know of tried taking it on any dirt roads? I live about an hour below you guys in farm country oh, and we have a bunch of dirt roads that I used to love to explore when I was younger. I'm getting ready to get rid of my V Star 1300 Tourer and get something lighter because I'm getting old. If this bike could actually do dirt roads pretty well it might be the right bike for me. It's got to be a couple hundred pounds lighter than mine and as long as my aging hips can swing my leg over it it could be really good. By the way what is the seat height?
![POV | Morning routine ride to the Lake | BENELLI LEONCINO 500 TRAIL [4K]](/img/n.gif)
This bike is very underrated. Good value for the price. In Europe, Asia, India, Pakistan it is very famous
51mm front forks!! On a 500cc bike! Gigantic ✊🏽👌🏾
This Benelli is just like the Honda scramblers of the 1960's. A higher pipe and some knobbier tires and they call it a scrambler. The old Hondas weren't much for off road either. It just a look. I think Benelli has a home run with this one. I own a HD Tri=Glide, but I do really like this Benelli.
Yeah, I've been riding it more and it's become one of my favorite lightweights.
Let me say,.what a great review :)
This is the bike that i have decided to work towards. I'll be getting my CBT booked and hopefully sat next month then go for my A2 license as soon as i can so i can ride this
It favors a tall rider.
Sorry to respond so late to your video. I just saw it. The bike is beautiful. Has anyone you know of tried taking it on any dirt roads? I live about an hour below you guys in farm country oh, and we have a bunch of dirt roads that I used to love to explore when I was younger. I'm getting ready to get rid of my V Star 1300 Tourer and get something lighter because I'm getting old. If this bike could actually do dirt roads pretty well it might be the right bike for me. It's got to be a couple hundred pounds lighter than mine and as long as my aging hips can swing my leg over it it could be really good. By the way what is the seat height?
Are you trying to ride with your brights on?
pls share your views on Trk 502 and Leoncino 800
That doesn't look like 108 miles. Probably 108 km's
Nope, will do over 100MPH. It has 48 HP. Over 100 is not an issue.