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  • #826
    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by Gollum View Post
    I read a similar note when I was researching about the CBR250
    The 250 also has a balancer. If you check their global website they have posted photos of what the engine looks like from the inside.
    Engine with cylinder < 4 needs balancer shaft
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    • #827
      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

      Originally posted by NightFurry View Post
      what is this list for ??
      Hello,

      This is the bill shared by my friend who had a minor crash. The total expanse was around 52 K.

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      • #828
        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

        Originally posted by Gollum View Post
        The exhaust pipes coming out of the engine really needs some kind of anti-rust coating. Wont you agree?
        I would have probably tried to get it Nickel coated. Would be expensive but at least I would have the shiny
        Even i thought that it was rust. It Isn't . The exhaust bend pipes are actually golden in color. But attracts a lots of mud onto it .... probably due to the heat and the mud dries of faster. One day i noticed that using a soft gauze i could scrape of the mud and get back the golden color of the bend pipes. As far as I think I doubt these pipes would rust.
        i don't have a carbon footprint, i ride everywhere !

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        • #829
          Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

          Originally posted by cfsjaved View Post
          Here is the bill
          By looking bill, it really does not seems like minor accident....

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          • #830
            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

            Originally posted by cfsjaved View Post
            Hello,

            This is the bill shared by my friend who had a minor crash. The total expanse was around 52 K.
            was this covered in insurance ??

            plz Show the pic of accident also ?
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            • #831
              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

              Originally posted by cfsjaved View Post
              Anytime bro Yes that's the costliest of all

              He was at only 30 KM/h when a cyclist came in front of him. He could not see him as there was an auto beside him. He is yet to get the frame sliders. Hopefully dealer gets it soon.
              That's a lot of damage for a fall at that speed. How did the exhaust get damaged ?
              Just noticed the bill is from Bangalore. Who does the bike belong to ? I might know him. Hence asking .

              Update - Yes I know him. He is in the Benelli BLR Whatsapp group.

              The exhaust was replaced as there were scratches after he skidded on gravel while avoiding the cyclist ... no damages other than that ...
              Last edited by brokenbinil; 09-10-2015, 09:28 PM.
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              • #832
                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                How about adding the Current Spare cost on first page of this thread so all the owner and prospect owners can also have an idea about the cost of the spare parts
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                • #833
                  Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                  Originally posted by TheArcher84 View Post
                  When I had been to the service centre to take delivery of my bike, a 600i had come for accident repair. Man, you should have seen the state of that. Headlight assembly gone to pieces totally, left side engine casing has the biggest hole and front fork bend with a crack on left side swing arm'(due to heavy impact). Funny thing about that bike was, it wasnt even registered, so no insurance I guess. That bloody f****ing idiot has driven this bike at 160 kmph and tried to negotiate a turn and went and hit the barricade.

                  Poor thing to these bikes who doesnt value it at all.
                  I saw a 300 which was unregistered sitting for repairs graphite black color today some guy dropped it while transporting it to the workshop

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                  Originally posted by brokenbinil View Post
                  Even i thought that it was rust. It Isn't . The exhaust bend pipes are actually golden in color. But attracts a lots of mud onto it .... probably due to the heat and the mud dries of faster. One day i noticed that using a soft gauze i could scrape of the mud and get back the golden color of the bend pipes. As far as I think I doubt these pipes would rust.
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                  • #834
                    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                    Originally posted by brokenbinil View Post
                    That's a lot of damage for a fall at that speed. How did the exhaust get damaged ?
                    Just noticed the bill is from Bangalore. Who does the bike belong to ? I might know him. Hence asking .

                    Update - Yes I know him. He is in the Benelli BLR Whatsapp group.

                    The exhaust was replaced as there were scratches after he skidded on gravel while avoiding the cyclist ... no damages other than that ...
                    Right, just scratches but no major damage. By the way I spoke to him yesterday and he told me how famous his crash story has become in the WhatsApp group

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                    Originally posted by NightFurry View Post
                    was this covered in insurance ??

                    plz Show the pic of accident also ?
                    Yes, insurance covered around 48 K. Sorry but I do not have a picture

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                    • #835
                      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                      Can anyone suggest where to get a good puncture kit including all the tools and also an air inflator, preferably manual foot pump or a simple air inflator which does not affect the battery
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                      • #836
                        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                        Originally posted by experimentalhead View Post
                        Can anyone suggest where to get a good puncture kit including all the tools and also an air inflator, preferably manual foot pump or a simple air inflator which does not affect the battery
                        Resqtech inflator is super small n comfortable to carry. Was available on amazon.



                        Puncture kits should be available at automobile stores on JC road. Kit comes with necessary tools. Good to buy pliers.

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                        • #837
                          Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                          Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
                          Resqtech inflator is super small n comfortable to carry. Was available on amazon.



                          Puncture kits should be available at automobile stores on JC road. Kit comes with necessary tools. Good to buy pliers.
                          Thanks Shrini...I guess I had seen this in one of your posts..not sure...I tender apologies for a silly question I am gonna ask..can you please suggest a manual inflator as I don't want to fiddle with electricals of bike
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                          • #838
                            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                            Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
                            Resqtech inflator is super small n comfortable to carry. Was available on amazon.


                            This looks like a VFM product. I have placed an order with Amazon yesterday. The current price is Rs 999.

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                            • #839
                              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                              Originally posted by experimentalhead View Post
                              Thanks Shrini...I guess I had seen this in one of your posts..not sure...I tender apologies for a silly question I am gonna ask..can you please suggest a manual inflator as I don't want to fiddle with electricals of bike
                              There is nothing much to fiddle. Just a positive & negative wire connects directly to battery.

                              Sorry I haven't explored manual inflator. You will get foot pumps but not sure on how small n portable they are. You can check at Decathlon too, I'm sure they will have something.

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                              • #840
                                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

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