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  • #1126
    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by Tarmac_Shark View Post
    Great to see so many new 300 beginning brought. I recently got the black one. I have named it Alferdo the itanlian Butler. Hahahaha.

    So far my experience has been amazing. The bike does everything you ask of it (therefore the name) and it seems to do it without any fuse.

    The only niggle bothering me has been that my bike drifts to the ride side when i leave the handle bar. I have tried this at speeds around 60 - 70. Has anyone else faced this issue?

    Loving it.
    Sushant
    Yes this happens due to a faulty T-Stem. Although this shouldn't bother u at all but then if u want it fixed u can get out replaced under warranty

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    • #1127
      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

      Originally posted by brokenbinil View Post
      That's a new thing. Never heard of such a case on any of the TNTs. Get it checked please.
      Originally posted by xplod566 View Post
      Yes this happens due to a faulty T-Stem. Although this shouldn't bother u at all but then if u want it fixed u can get out replaced under warranty
      I did get it checked last weekend. Went to the service station for chain cleaning and lubing.
      They fiddled around with the handle bar saying the alignment might be off. But didnt help much.

      Not much of a bother, but at slow speeds the bike keeping tugging to either sides, doesnt feel stable.

      Will ask them to check the T Stem as suggested. Thank you.

      Also, I am new to Bangalore. Know of any place I could keep up chain cleaning and lubing solution?

      I cant wait to finish the run in.

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      • #1128
        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

        Originally posted by Tarmac_Shark View Post
        I did get it checked last weekend. Went to the service station for chain cleaning and lubing.
        They fiddled around with the handle bar saying the alignment might be off. But didnt help much.

        Not much of a bother, but at slow speeds the bike keeping tugging to either sides, doesnt feel stable.

        Will ask them to check the T Stem as suggested. Thank you.

        Also, I am new to Bangalore. Know of any place I could keep up chain cleaning and lubing solution?

        I cant wait to finish the run in.
        I think your service station is in domlur near to new Shanti sagar.just near to the Honda showroom you can find one shop.they do it.
        Yes check the t stem .that's the only one which causes the problem

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        • #1129
          Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

          Originally posted by Tarmac_Shark View Post
          I did get it checked last weekend. Went to the service station for chain cleaning and lubing.
          They fiddled around with the handle bar saying the alignment might be off. But didnt help much.

          Not much of a bother, but at slow speeds the bike keeping tugging to either sides, doesnt feel stable.

          Will ask them to check the T Stem as suggested. Thank you.

          Also, I am new to Bangalore. Know of any place I could keep up chain cleaning and lubing solution?

          I cant wait to finish the run in.
          I believe u meant picking up chain lube ? You can try MotoCafe in Ulsoor. I pick up my Tribocor Lube and Cleaner from there. You can give my reference. Moto Cafe - 9449734040

          - Binil
          i don't have a carbon footprint, i ride everywhere !

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          • #1130
            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

            Originally posted by Tarmac_Shark View Post
            Great to see so many new 300 beginning brought. I recently got the black one. I have named it Alferdo the itanlian Butler. Hahahaha.

            So far my experience has been amazing. The bike does everything you ask of it (therefore the name) and it seems to do it without any fuse.

            The only niggle bothering me has been that my bike drifts to the ride side when i leave the handle bar. I have tried this at speeds around 60 - 70. Has anyone else faced this issue?

            Loving it.
            Sushant
            congrats on your new bike.

            Regarding bike shifting to right side not sure about particular bike as i have not ridden it, in general from my experience i can say that to balance a bike without holding handle bars you need some time to get used to bike. Especially when bike is on heavier side (~200kgs), this had happened with me when i changed my bike, after riding few months i was able to control it and bike wont drift.

            PS: Its based on my experience, might not be the case with others.

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            • #1131
              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

              Originally posted by Tarmac_Shark View Post
              Great to see so many new 300 beginning brought. I recently got the black one. I have named it Alferdo the itanlian Butler. Hahahaha.

              So far my experience has been amazing. The bike does everything you ask of it (therefore the name) and it seems to do it without any fuse.

              The only niggle bothering me has been that my bike drifts to the ride side when i leave the handle bar. I have tried this at speeds around 60 - 70. Has anyone else faced this issue?

              Loving it.
              Sushant
              Congrats

              Happy and safe miles ahead!
              Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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              • #1132
                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                Check out the new Benelli lineup
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                • #1133
                  Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                  Also the adventure bike TRK502!
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                  • #1134
                    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

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                    Originally posted by dhawz29 View Post
                    Also the adventure bike TRK502!
                    Isnt SHE HOT ? I meant the bike
                    Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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                    • #1135
                      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

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                      Gorgeous!!!
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                      • #1136
                        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                        I was just wondering if anyone has upgraded to the after-market exhaust IXIL ? If yes, how is it ?

                        Most importantly, is it really worth spending 25k for it.
                        Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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                        • #1137
                          Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                          Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
                          I was just wondering if anyone has upgraded to the after-market exhaust IXIL ? If yes, how is it ?

                          Most importantly, is it really worth spending 25k for it.
                          I have not used it. But from what I heard, it does not sound great on 300 compared to stock exhaust. I also heard that it results in reduction of fuel efficiency. I have personally seen 600 with IXIL. Sounds out of the world. But yes, those riders did complain of drastic reduction in FE. But, if you are into touring, I guess such loud note may get on your nerves by end of a long haul.
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                          • #1138
                            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                            Originally posted by experimentalhead View Post
                            I have not used it. But from what I heard, it does not sound great on 300 compared to stock exhaust. I also heard that it results in reduction of fuel efficiency. I have personally seen 600 with IXIL. Sounds out of the world. But yes, those riders did complain of drastic reduction in FE. But, if you are into touring, I guess such loud note may get on your nerves by end of a long haul.
                            Okay. Thanks for the reply

                            Talking about FE, what's the FE you get in city and highways ?
                            Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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                            • #1139
                              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                              Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
                              Okay. Thanks for the reply

                              Talking about FE, what's the FE you get in city and highways ?
                              In city with Bangalore's crazy peak hour traffic, I got 23 - 24 kpl. On highways by keeping a sane cruising speed between 90-110 kph, I got 29-30 kpl.
                              TN & Kerala Solo
                              Saddle Sore
                              Joy of Motorcycling Part 3
                              Joy of Motorcycling Part 2
                              Joy of Motorcycling Part 1
                              Rann of Kutch Solo
                              Western Ghats Solo
                              True Wanderer 5 Finalist blog
                              True Wanderer 5 Qualifying blog




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                              • #1140
                                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                                Amazing pics...
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