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New benelli 250cc Road Bike

Discussion in 'Other 250's' started by kiffsta, Nov 14, 2012.

  1. kiffsta

    kiffsta Senior Member

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    new Benelli model unveiled at EICMA 2012 is the Uno C250, a compact, 250cc roadster powered by a dohc, liquid-cooled Single rated at 24.5 hp at 9000 rpm and 15.5 ft.-lb. of peak torque at 7000 rpm. In this case, the whole bike seems to be made in China.

    Not sure if its coming down under

    Benelli is now owned by Chinese group Qiangjiang
     

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    ozbiker New Member Premium Member

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    wow, thats a very neat looking bike for a 250 :Thumbs_up:
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    My Bike:
    1937 Royal Enfield 250, CF Moto 250 V5, Honda's XL250, CBR250, FT500 plus a few others.
    In response to above post, these pictures I found in an old book from the 1980's that I bought from the local Lions book sale.
    First is 250 two stroke twin modelled very much on Yamaha RD250. 30.5Hp at 8,000rpm but in a good handling frame. Interestingly it is still premix.
    Enfield 5 006.JPG
    This was Benelli's answer to the Japanese 4 cylinder bikes. It only made 26.5 Hp @ 10,500rpm with a top speed of 150Km/h. It is a neat little bike with the instruments set into the front of the tank.
    Enfield 5 005.JPG
    Both were very expensive at the time (compared to the Jap bikes) and didn't sell well. Just to confuse the issue even more, they were also badged as Moto Guzzi's as well.
     

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