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  • #706
    Re: About buying Benelli 300

    I read the thread from the start, but I guess you were still to reply about your issue getting fixed. If I am not wrong, in the whole thread only you have had a major problem.
    Originally posted by dhawz29 View Post
    I hope you've read through the complete thread. You'll find good, bad and ugly.

    I summarize my reviews as mixed. I've owned the bike for 75 days and for the past 22 days it lays broken down. It broke down around 1800 kms on the odometer. My bike has an issue with the alternator.

    Refinement is great but not the reliability for me. If your bike stays problem free, you'll have a blast!!
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    • #707
      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

      Hi All, I am planning book TNT 300 , this weekend. I want to how if anybody is touring for a week or eight days , how are you all managing to pack and load your stuff on bike as company does not really have good luggage case for TNT 300.

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      • #708
        Re: About buying Benelli 300

        Originally posted by chiragsthakur View Post
        I read the thread from the start, but I guess you were still to reply about your issue getting fixed. If I am not wrong, in the whole thread only you have had a major problem.
        I think experimentalhead and abhijit have also had some serious issues. I'm mainly a city rider. These guys were touring when their bikes broke down if I'm not wrong.
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        • #709
          Re: About buying Benelli 300

          Both of them seem to have their issues resolved (Rim, Chain, relay etc) Need update from you .
          Originally posted by dhawz29 View Post
          I think experimentalhead and abhijit have also had some serious issues. I'm mainly a city rider. These guys were touring when their bikes broke down if I'm not wrong.
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          Originally posted by kaushalpandit81 View Post
          Hi All, I am planning book TNT 300 , this weekend. I want to how if anybody is touring for a week or eight days , how are you all managing to pack and load your stuff on bike as company does not really have good luggage case for TNT 300.

          Sent from my XT1033 using Tapatalk

          You can buy any saddle bag and fix it on the rear. I do it on my current bike while touring.
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          • #710
            Re: About buying Benelli 300

            Originally posted by chiragsthakur View Post
            Both of them seem to have their issues resolved (Rim, Chain, relay etc) Need update from you .
            I posted an update last week but got deleted during the VB5-->VB4 reversing. Hopefully may get my bike back by end of this week. Fingers crossed.
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            • #711
              Re: About buying Benelli 300

              Originally posted by dhawz29 View Post
              I posted an update last week but got deleted during the VB5-->VB4 reversing. Hopefully may get my bike back by end of this week. Fingers crossed.
              I hope Dsk Benelli are not charging you for this?


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              • #712
                Re: About buying Benelli 300

                Originally posted by chiragsthakur View Post
                Both of them seem to have their issues resolved (Rim, Chain, relay etc) Need update from you .


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                You can buy any saddle bag and fix it on the rear. I do it on my current bike while touring.
                Bike is really good mine is done only 200kms till now no issues yet.
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                • #713
                  Re: About buying Benelli 300

                  Originally posted by fusioncoast View Post
                  Bike is really good mine is done only 200kms till now no issues yet.
                  200 km is too less to judge, anyone with thousands of kms...

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                  • #714
                    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                    [MENTION=78479]Shab[/MENTION]haz63 experimentalhead and couple of us including me have done close to 4k. It's around 3 months now.
                    The bike is absolutely fine.
                    It's a machine and there are chances that something's may go wrong. However so far have not faced any major issues.
                    I have been using this daily to office and during weekend for short rides. It amazes me every time.
                    I feel that it's worth every rupee that you put on this lovely bike.
                    However, have heard from few owners about few spares not being available immediately. This is with every company in the initial stages.
                    My suggestion is take the same class bike for test ride, like ninja, Yamaha, mojo coming soon, and Benelli
                    And decide for yourself what ticks you off.
                    Riding this bike is a pleasure every time I take it out. Gives a lot of satisfaction.
                    These are just my personal views and no offence here to any one or any thought here.


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                    • #715
                      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                      Originally posted by ironmarine View Post
                      I have been using this daily to office and during weekend for short rides. It amazes me every time.
                      I feel that it's worth every rupee that you put on this lovely bike.
                      However, have heard from few owners about few spares not being available immediately. This is with every company in the initial stages.
                      My suggestion is take the same class bike for test ride, like ninja, Yamaha, mojo coming soon, and Benelli
                      And decide for yourself what ticks you off.
                      Riding this bike is a pleasure every time I take it out. Gives a lot of satisfaction.
                      These are just my personal views and no offence here to any one or any thought here.
                      You are absolutely right about the satisfaction we get by riding this bike.
                      I dont know whats your riding style, but mine is redlining the bike in each gear (can call me mad for that). R15 is still going strong after almost 3 years (24k kms) by the same riding style. My question is whether or not Benelli engine will sustain such a riding style in the long run.
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                      • #716
                        Re: About buying Benelli 300

                        Originally posted by kaushalpandit81 View Post
                        I hope Dsk Benelli are not charging you for this?


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                        They have confirmed this as a warranty job.
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                        • #717
                          Re: About buying Benelli 300

                          Sorry for the late response was held up with some work. This is how i fixed the number plate, bought 2 (L) clamps, pray paint black, drilling exact holes to match at lathe.

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                          • #718
                            Re: About buying Benelli 300

                            Originally posted by MUSTANG 27 View Post
                            Sorry for the late response was held up with some work. This is how i fixed the number plate, bought 2 (L) clamps, pray paint black, drilling exact holes to match at lathe.
                            Thats one helluva job. I will try it too. Thanks bud.
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                            • #719
                              Re: About buying Benelli 300

                              Originally posted by MUSTANG 27 View Post
                              Sorry for the late response was held up with some work. This is how i fixed the number plate, bought 2 (L) clamps, pray paint black, drilling exact holes to match at lathe.
                              What is the possibility of the number plate hitting the mudguard. I thought of the same thing using the headlight mount to hold the clamps. However did not go ahead with it thinking of a bottom out scenario.

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                              Binil
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                              • #720
                                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                                Originally posted by chiragsthakur View Post
                                You are absolutely right about the satisfaction we get by riding this bike.
                                I dont know whats your riding style, but mine is redlining the bike in each gear (can call me mad for that). R15 is still going strong after almost 3 years (24k kms) by the same riding style. My question is whether or not Benelli engine will sustain such a riding style in the long run.
                                TNT 300's engine is a scaled-down older Yamaha R6 engine. So it'll be proper.

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