Benelli TRK 251 Specifications
- Engine 249 CC
- Mileage 33.97 Kmpl
- Max Power 25.8 PS @ 9250 rpm
- Fuel Capacity 18 Liters
- Tyre Type Tubeless
- Kerb Weight 164 Kg
- Max Torque 21.1 Nm @ 8000 rpm
- Starting (Self Start Only)
- ABS (Dual Channel)
- Clock
- Headlight (Halogen)
- Wheels Type (Alloy)
- Speedometer (Digital)
- Tyre Type (Tubeless)
- Trip Meter (Digital)
- Pass Switch
Benelli TRK 251 Latest Updates
After commencing pre-bookings earlier, Benelli has finally put a price tag on its smallest ADV, the TRK 251, in India. The bike retails at Rs 2.51 lakh (ex-showroom India), which we feel is a good price for what it offers. For more details and specifications, read our launch story.
Benelli TRK 251 Key Highlights
Design: The Benelli TRK 251 looks like you’d expect a 250cc ADV to look. Tall, brawny, and purposeful. There are hints of the bigger TRK 502 here and there like the front beak, 800mm high seat with rear luggage mounts, bodywork, and windscreen. Overall, the TRK 251 certainly looks quite stand out in the 250cc ADV space.
Features: The TRK 251 isn’t really feature-rich but it does get the basics right. So you get alloy wheels, a full LCD instrument cluster, ABS, LED lighting, and pannier mounts. There’s no Bluetooth connectivity, which is a bummer, especially considering the more affordable XPulse 200 4V gets it.
Engine: The Benelli TRK 251 is powered by a 249cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine (producing 25.83PS at 9250rpm and 21.1Nm at 8000rpm) mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Benelli has cradled this engine in a steel trellis frame, which is sprung on a 41mm USD fork with 135mm travel and a monoshock with 60mm travel. Meanwhile, braking prowess comes via a 280mm disc up front and a 240mm disc at the rear.
Rivals: The Benelli TRK 251 goes up against the KTM 250 Adventure, which is priced at Rs 2.35 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). More affordable alternatives to the TRK 251 include the Royal Enfield Himalayan and the Hero XPulse 200 4V.
Benelli TRK 251 Variants and Price
Variants | Ex-Showroom Price | ||
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TRK 251 STD249 cc . 33.97 kmpl |
Rs. 2.89 Lakh | View July Offers |
Benelli TRK 251 Videos
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Benelli TRK251 - Where’s The Adventure? Road Test Review | ZigWheels.com19 Jan, 2022 3731 views
Benelli TRK 251 User Reviews
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Engine
249 CC |
452 CC | 313 CC | 373 CC | 248 CC | 373 CC |
Mileage
33.97 Kmpl |
30 Kmpl | 32.86 Kmpl | 30 Kmpl | 35.63 Kmpl | 30 Kmpl |
Power
25.8 PS @ 9250 rpm |
40.02 PS @ 8000 rpm | 34 PS @ 9500 rpm | - | 30 PS @ 9000 rpm | 43.5 PS @ 9000 rpm |
Braking
31.82m |
- | 30.20 mm | - | 30.37m | - |
Top speed
- |
- | 143 kmph | - | - | - |
TRK 251 vs Himalayan 450 | TRK 251 vs G 310 GS | TRK 251 vs 390 Adventure | TRK 251 vs 250 Adventure | TRK 251 vs 390 Adventure X |
Benelli TRK 251 Images
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Benelli TRK 251 Colours
- Machine Grey
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- Black
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Questions & Answers on TRK 251
Answered by Zigwheels Expert- Latest
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- The Benelli TRK 251 has a kerb weight of 164 kg.
- It’s powered by a 249cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder motor that dishes out 25.83PS and 21.1Nm. It’s mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Benelli has equipped it with a fully digital LCD. However, it doesn’t have smartphone connectivity. The TRK 251 is suspended on a USD fork (135mm travel) and a mono-shock setup (60mm travel). The braking hardware consists of a 280mm front disc and a 240mm rear unit. Dual-channel ABS is standard. It rides on 17-inch alloys wrapped in road-biased tyres making it a more road-biased ADV. Aiding its touring capability is the massive 18-litre fuel tank. The TRK 251 tips the scale at 164kg (unladen) and has a ground clearance of 170mm. It gets a seat height of 800mm which should be convenient enough. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and riding comfort. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.
- Both the bikes are good in their forte. The TRK 251 is powered by a 250cc single-cylinder motor putting out 26PS and 21.1Nm, mated to a six-speed gearbox. While these numbers aren’t class-leading, the TRK 251’s low weight of 164kg (dry) and class-leading 18-litre fuel tank should make it a good bike to go the distance. On the other hand, As a mini adventure tourer, the BMW G 310 GS fails to impress us greatly. It just about does the adventure and touring bit well and if we are talking performance, it could have been tuned differently. Even different suspension tuning could help its case immensely in increasing the fun quotient. The only place where it impressed us is in the urban jungle. Add to that the fact that it looks big and the build quality is top notch (sparing a few blemishes). It does have better road presence than the G 310 R too. In fact, it does look like a GS. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read more -Benelli’s Most Affordable ADV Finally Sets Foot In India..-BMW G 310 GS: Road Test Review..-2020 BMW G 310 GS - Real World Test.
- The Benelli TRK 251 is powered by a 249cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine (producing 25.83PS at 9250rpm and 21.1Nm at 8000rpm) mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Benelli has cradled this engine in a steel trellis frame, which is sprung on a 41mm USD fork with 135mm travel and a mono-shock with 60mm travel. Meanwhile, braking prowess comes via a 280mm disc up front and a 240mm disc at the rear.
- After unveiling its smallest ADV earlier this month, the TRK 251, Benelli has now launched it in India at Rs 2.51 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), making it the most affordable offering from Benelli. Pre-bookings had already begun for a token amount of Rs 6,000. Read more -Benelli’s Most Affordable ADV Finally Sets Foot In India.
- The TRK 251 isn’t really feature-rich but it does get the basics right. So you get alloy wheels, a full LCD instrument cluster, ABS, LED lighting, and pannier mounts. There’s no Bluetooth connectivity, which is a bummer, especially considering the more affordable XPulse 200 4V gets it.
- Not yet released 2023 only
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