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New Benelli Leoncino 250
17 Aug 2020 First Look
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Benelli is busy making a few waves in its home country. Back to back product launches with updated features and powertrains have been giving us quite a FOMO. Now, the bikemaker has updated its portfolio with the launch of the 2020 Leoncino 250. The Leoncino might have been built over the design philosophies of a Scrambler but in terms of functionality, it is not essentially a Scrambler.

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While Benelli has given a thorough makeover to the other products in its portfolio, the Leoncino 250 hasn’t received any substantial upgrade. It has been introduced with new colours though. The new colour palette includes red, gray, white, brown, and silver with pink wheels.

The Leoncino 250 is slotted as an affordable alternative to the Leoncino 500. Powering the Benelli Leoncino 250 is a single-cylinder, four-stroke, liquid-cooled, 249cc engine. The motor features a dual overhead camshaft with 4-valves per cylinder, electronic fuel injection with a 37mm throttle body and a 6-speed gearbox. Maximum power and torque are measured at 26.8bhp of power at 10,500rpm and 20.5Nm of peak torque at 8,500rpm.

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Highlighting the design of the Leoncino 250, the engine is nestled inside a steel tube trellis frame which compliments the tank design, as does the tail guard which is extremely compact. The full-LED headlight assembly is completely redesigned, in comparison to the Leoncino 500, its elder sibling. The instrument panel is digital and is said to be clearly visible in all conditions. Like its elder sibling, the Leoncino 250 features a proud, laser-cut Lion on the front mudguard, recalling the history of this model.

The chassis is suspended by a 41mm upside-down fork up front, while the rear gets a pre-load adjustable mono-shock. The braking system includes a 280mm floating disc with a four-piston caliper up front and a 240mm disc with a single-piston floating caliper at the back with Dual-Channel ABS. The 17″ aluminum alloy rims mount 110/70-R17 and 150/60-R17 tyres at the front and rear respectively.

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Comments
  • Russell Taylor 17 Aug 2020
    What is regarded as Benelli's home country - Italy or China? ?
    Reply
    • Ana Martinez 17 Aug 2020
      Russell Taylor, Probably already China...
      Reply
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