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  • #1381
    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
    I am planning to cover my tank with 3M's PPF.

    When I enquired, they told me that per square feet it will cost Rs. 550.

    Any idea about the diameter of our tank ?
    some of our fellow riders have done it in Mumbai it will cost you around 5k just for the tank.
    They find it worth it.

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    also you can checkout polco covers they have dupont cover for 775 bucks.
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    As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".

    Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3

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    • #1382
      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

      Originally posted by brokenbinil View Post
      It may not be bigger than the RE but has more curves hence more wastage. I think only Abhijeet in Mumbai has managed to do full coverage and it cost him around 5k. I couldn't find anyone in Bangalore to do that so I initially bought cut pieces meant for ninja 650 old model and it was a direct fit for the leg flanks and tank between seat and fuel cap. Auto Services Bangalore charged me a bomb (2k)for 3 pieces. I was using tank bags so needed coverage in front too so I bought the sheets off eBay and fixed it myself. Was much cheaper compared to what I paid in Autoservice.
      Originally posted by fusioncoast View Post
      some of our fellow riders have done it in Mumbai it will cost you around 5k just for the tank.
      They find it worth it.

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      also you can checkout polco covers they have dupont cover for 775 bucks.
      http://www.polcoindia.com/
      Was planning to invest 5k on the frame sliders.
      Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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      • #1383
        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

        Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
        Was planning to invest 5k on the frame sliders.
        Hey Shashank, I don't know will it fit or not, but its worth trying the dukes crash bars for the tnt.. might fit and can get at much lower cost. If it fits then well and good.

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        • #1384
          Originally posted by Racing_axel View Post
          Hey Shashank, I don't know will it fit or not, but its worth trying the dukes crash bars for the tnt.. might fit and can get at much lower cost. If it fits then well and good.
          Won't fit. The Duke ones use a thinner mount Bolt.

          Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
          Was planning to invest 5k on the frame sliders.
          Why 5k... The Benelli ones are for 4k.
          Last edited by The Monk; 12-10-2015, 04:55 PM. Reason: Consecutive posts. Please use Multiquote
          i don't have a carbon footprint, i ride everywhere !

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          • #1385
            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

            Originally posted by brokenbinil
            Why 5k... The Benelli ones are for 4k.
            Yes I was just exaggerating

            4.2k are the framer sliders and 500 for labour right ?
            Last edited by Shashank Suresh; 12-10-2015, 04:57 PM.
            Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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            • #1386
              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

              Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
              Yes I was just exaggerating

              4.2k are the framer sliders and 500 for labour right ?
              They did not charge me any labour charge. [emoji12] I was the first one to fix in Bangalore. As soon as the consignment came. May be they forgot.
              i don't have a carbon footprint, i ride everywhere !

              LEAVETHEROAD.IN
              Instagram: @leavetheroad_

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              • #1387
                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                Originally posted by brokenbinil View Post
                They did not charge me any labour charge. [emoji12] I was the first one to fix in Bangalore. As soon as the consignment came. May be they forgot.
                oh lol lucky you !!
                Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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                • #1388
                  Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                  Here is a Quick Comparo both engines are derived from R6 just a few differences in specs.
                  Attached Files
                  As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".

                  Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3

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                  • #1389
                    Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                    Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post
                    Why it is surprising ?
                    Am I missing something?
                    Surprising because its still a new bike, and he also has got many after market parts fitted to it, and was very enthusiastic about his bike too right from the delivery to his recent rides, so I thought he is planning to keep the bike for a long time....

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                    • #1390
                      Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                      Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
                      Was planning to invest 5k on the frame sliders.
                      frame sliders are a must 1 friend had parked his T3 in his parking some 1 tried to sit on it and dropped the bike the tank was dented and also the side wing was damaged.

                      I got mine fixed as soon as got the bike (Benelli 7.5k ones )

                      Getting my bike today, insurance got processed.

                      i just had to pay 1k for labor.
                      As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".

                      Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3

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                      • #1391
                        Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                        Originally posted by fusioncoast View Post
                        Here is a Quick Comparo both engines are derived from R6 just a few differences in specs.
                        Cannot view the details clearly? Its not expanding on click too.

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                        • #1392
                          Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                          Originally posted by chetan6686 View Post
                          Errr. I guess i am that person. Yes the TNT 300 was a contender . I took the test drive of the TNT 300 under various traffic conditions before R3 TD and also after R3 TD(but this time from a colleague). On my first TD of the TNT , i was blown away and i loved the exhaust note and the engine.I felt the sluggishness , but then I assumed this was due to the sales person sitting pillion.Then after the R3 TD, again i Test drove my colleague's TNT. After that I understood what the TNT is made for. The TNT is a mile muncher and not for breaking straight line records.The R3 well is as in Yamaha's words "Lightweight Supersport for Everyday use"
                          Both Engines have been derived from the R6 but tuned differently slight changes in Bore & Stroke TNT is 30kgs heavier than the R3 hence sluggish

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                          Originally posted by chetan6686 View Post
                          Cannot view the details clearly? Its not expanding on click too.
                          Here is a xls file
                          Attached Files
                          Last edited by fusioncoast; 12-10-2015, 05:27 PM.
                          As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".

                          Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3

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                          • #1393
                            Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                            Originally posted by fusioncoast View Post
                            frame sliders are a must 1 friend had parked his T3 in his parking some 1 tried to sit on it and dropped the bike the tank was dented and also the side wing was damaged.

                            I got mine fixed as soon as got the bike (Benelli 7.5k ones )

                            Getting my bike today, insurance got processed.

                            i just had to pay 1k for labor.
                            Yeah very good point.

                            I am not going to spend for the 3M PPF now. Ill get the frame sliders fixed this month.
                            Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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                            • #1394
                              Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                              Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
                              Was planning to invest 5k on the frame sliders.
                              You should invest on the sliders first considering the fact that the beast is 196kgs. About the PPF I haven't done it on my cbr250r and yet there are not so visible scratches on the tank. It has been a year since I started using a DIY magnetic tank bag for touring and nothing has happened.
                              Ride Safe!

                              Cheers,
                              Maneesh S

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                              • #1395
                                Re: Benelli TNT 300 Ownership Experience

                                Originally posted by Shashank Suresh View Post
                                Yeah very good point.

                                I am not going to spend for the 3M PPF now. Ill get the frame sliders fixed this month.
                                Get the frame sliders first a dent is more costly than a scratch.
                                As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".

                                Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3

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