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Bikesales Staff19 Mar 2018
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2018 Benelli National Ride Day: April 14

Dealerships across Australia and New Zealand to host road ride days

Benelli is preparing to host national ride days in both Australia and New Zealand, offering would-be Benelli owners the chance to experience its new and current line-up of machinery in their local areas on Saturday, April 14.

Whether it be the pint-sized TnT125 or highly anticipated retro-style Leoncino, Benelli dealerships across Australia and New Zealand have earmarked a specific riding route to best showcase the assets of its rapidly increasing range.

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The brand is experiencing somewhat of a resurgence in recent times thanks to the vision of its Chinese owner, Qianjiang. With a range currently only made up of sub-600cc machines, Benelli’s line-up includes the TnT 125, BN 251 and BN 302 nakedbikes, the fully faired BN 302R, two versions of the TRK 502 adventure touring bike, as well as two variants of the all-new Leoncino machine.

To book a spot at next month’s national ride day, click here and follow the prompts. All participants will receive an event t-shirt as well as light refreshments on the day.

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