Benelli Bikes News

Does the Benelli have what it takes to rival the mighty Royal Enfield Classic 350?

What are the fun bits and the not-so-fun stuff on the baby Leoncino

We weigh the pros and cons of each bike to see which one makes better sense

Does Benelli’s classic motorcycle pack enough punch for you to consider it over the Royal Enfield Classic 350? We find out

As of now, both motorcycles do not meet new European emission norms

The numbers have their say as these two retro roadsters go head to head

The 600cc naked is not Euro-5/ BS6 compliant though, so it won’t make it to India

The motorcycle is powered by a 754cc parallel twin, liquid-cooled engine

Here’s a quick look at what Benelli could be unveiling at the 2019 EICMA

The TRK251 and a heavily localised version of the Imperiale will be one of the first new bikes to arrive on our shores in April

Benelli launched the neo-retro cruiser in India on October 22

The move will help the brand lock horns with home-grown manufacturer Royal Enfield

Benelli's newest retro motorcycle explained with the help of detailed images

From retros to streetfighters, here are all the alternatives for Benelli’s new Imperiale 400

The Italian brand is offering complimentary service in India for the first two years!

How do the two retro-nakeds stack up against each other on paper?

Benelli’s quarter-litre scrambler commands a waiting period of upto five weeks in major cities

Choosing the perfect colour for your bike can get quite confusing. For that reason, we penned down what we think might be the best option for the Leoncino 250

How does Benelli’s quarter-litre motorcycle stack up against its similar cubic capacity foes?

Here’s a compilation of images that will help you understand the Leoncino 250 a bit better

Benelli’s baby Leoncino has made its way to our shores, but does it pack enough to make you stand up and take notice?

Bookings for the baby scrambler have already commenced for a token amount of Rs 6,000

Benelli’s most powerful scrambler seen in production avatar!

The 250cc scrambler will replace the TNT 25, which was discontinued last year