Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Dont buy a riding gear from benelli they are made by rynox .
If you want to buy gears than buy any good quality gears
Good quality MT helmet or any DOT cert or ECE cert helmet
Do check out smk helmet also as they come with antifog pin lock which ll be very useful for u in this coming winters .
Riding jacket - bb aspida cramster
Riding pants - same
Riding shoes -
Riding gloves - xdi or cramster
If not buying riding pants than knee guards are complustory .

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In delhi u can find many or search our fb or google with crash sliders or frame sliders there are companies who do make customise frame sliders also .

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I dont completely agree with you bro , the service what benelli provides you is best in the class the attitude of kawasaki ppl are the worse nor do they have parts available with them .
And the most important is the price in which benelli is sold no other inline 4 is sold in india with that this is the best bike for upgrade from 200cc regular bikes like pulsur and any other.

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Perfect .

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Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Hi all
Done around 10k kms on my benelli 600i in 10months .
The bike has not given me single problem till now except the water pump and that too it was changed under warranty without any questions .
The beast has given me every reason to smile when ever i ride .
Have always used dry chain lube for my bike chain and it has given me ultimate performance .
Motul and 3m chain lube are useless the fling off on high speed and the chain is left with minimal oil or no oil in chain . It also drips a lot which is pain to clean .
Anyways many more kms to cover soon ..
Do meet up if anyone from pune is here .

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I have to agree with those 2 points in bold as I have also started using dry lube now from my previous 3M and as you have mentioned its a pain to clean and also the way the lube gets flinged around is worse, plus the advantage of having a longer lubing interval with the dry lube is always helpful and also I noticed one big change is that the dry lube does not attract dirt at all, after lubing, I had taken it for a 300 km ride and after the ride, the chain looked as it was when I had cleaned and lubed it in the first instance. By the way, I am using Muc-Off Dry chain lube, which I have seen is very hard to find in almost all online websites and local stores, which one are you using?

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Bro i am using wurth hhs dry lube for my bike chain its the best what i have used till date .
Now ll use muc off ceramic lube thats the long lasting lube ever thats what muc off people have said .
If you are from pune than i can help u with 2 to 3 dry lubes .
I have also had a interaction with mclube germany and there distributor in pune is gonna send me free sample of dry lube can , i am gonna try that too .
Have also used tribcor dry lube its like a petrolium gelly and thats also good but i find wruth the best in all of them .

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Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Nice to know other brands available in dry lubes, BTW I am from Bangalore...

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Any suggestions on where can I get those wruth (dry chain ones mentioned above) here in Mumbai?

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Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Can you provide some more information on where you got this information that Rynox manufactures gear for Benelli? It would really come in handy, and help fellow people in sourcing gear requirements.

TRIBOCOR has dry lube, which can be purchased online.

Cheers!
VJ

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

It's easy enough to check. If a decent riding gear manufacturer makes gear for a motorcycle brand, then you will find the label inside. On the outside it will only show the motorcycle brand, but inside it will always have the gear manufacturers name.

UM's riding jackets are made by Rynox and helmets from Studds.

Anybody who has bought Benelli riding gear and check it out.

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Thank you, Avinash. But I reckon not all gear manufacturers put their tag in the jackets. Say for example, Triumph, Kawasaki, all their gears have their own name as opposed to their manufacturer. What I wanted to know was whether did Rynox, provide their tag even in Benelli branded merchandise or not.

Cheers!
VJ

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

hi folks. I was also in a huge confusion whether to purchase a Benelli 600 i or not. My mind was stuck in the Kawasaki ninja 650 but i finally made up my mind that the benelli is what i am looking for. Although i have still not purchased the bike due to a few financial constraints but my mind is fixed on the benelli 600i. what made me decide....

1. test drove the ninja 650 and benelli 600 i back to back on the same day. First i drove the ninja 650. The bike is very easy to sit as the ride height is very perfect for the average indian height. as i started the ride the engine felt so very un-superbike like... (no rev bombs can be done) but the moment i gave it a bit of throttle the bike surged ahead with a lot of gusto. It was a entertaining bike and the maneuverability was also good. the bike felt like a grown up KTM 390. I drove the ninja 650 for a extended period as i was very much inclined towards it.

2. immediately headed to the benelli 600 i and started the test ride. The first setback was the test ride bike was dripping fuel all over the engine. I got scared but learnt that the benelli has this problem on all 600 i. Then the thoughts vanished away the moment i started the bike... wow.. the 4 cylinders were firing so beautifully. The bike is slow to respond to the throttle inputs but it was not bad. Then the bike felt heavy and later realised it indeed is a heavy bike. But now everyone was looking at me and wondering what bike i was driving... i was drawing attention unlike the ninja 650. Got a small stretch of open road and gave a bit of throttle and was just mesmerized with the sound.

after the test rides i analysed what i was looking for and i got that in the benelli 600 i. Looks got me over and the exhaust note just sealed the deal. we indians buy a superbike not for long stretches of superspeed highways but usually for a short ride in the city and an occasional long ride. the benelli made me stand out in the crowd and that just helped me make up my mind.

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Guys! I have plans to buy a used Benelli 600i! What are your inputs!!

How is the quality compared to the Ninja 650! I think i will be killed if i keep asking this question!! Ninja 650 is no doubt the best in terms of quality but does 600i come near N650?

What about the availability of spare parts and cost of ownership! How much money per service?

I have the Ninja 650 and the Benelli 600i in my list!! The Benelli wins my heart because of the eargasm it produces to my ears! But the Ninja 650 is an all rounder with not so better than my Ninja 250 exhaust note!

Does it fair well in touring!? What is the average i can expect from it?

Re: Benelli TNT 600i - Owners' Reviews & Experiences

Decent tourer but the gt is a proper tourer with 21ltr tank but is quite heavy, the 600i is still a tour able motorcycle, the ninja is a sports tourer, has a better low and mid end, the benelli is top end power, you can also consider the cbr650f, it's a inline 4 and sounds good and it's a Honda, my advice test ride all 3 bikes, see which suits you and also do comparisons of the ownership cost if all 3 bikes and decide.

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Thanks for the quick response!

I am buying a preused bike! Cant afford a new one!! Cant find a CBR650F in the used market within my little budget! So squeezing any more moola from my pocket is going to be very difficult unless i decide to sell my Ninja 250 (which is quite to impossible)

I have decided to go with the Ninja 650 as it is a bit cheaper in terms of spare parts as compared to the Benelli!! But yes, i will miss out of the sweet inline 4! But hey! Middle class fella can only dream! 🤣

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Hello all, Can some one suggest any shop in Karol Bagh delhi to purchase accessories for Benelli 600i. I am looking for rear mudguard and front mudguard extender.
And if some one could guide a good place for stickering the bike in delhi that will be highly helpful.