Benelli TRK 502

The TRK 502 and the 502 X are both built on a steel trellis frame, hanging off of USD forks and a monoshock. However, the bikemaker says that both motorcycles come with a new aluminium swingarm, which is lighter and it should help in negating the weight issues. However, despite the difference between both bikes, the suspension setup remains common; 140mm at the front and 45mm at the rear.

The TRK 502 is the more road-biased motorcycle, as it gets an underbelly exhaust, smaller 17-inch wheels on both ends with alloy rims. The TRK 502 X is a more hardcore off-roader with a 19-inch front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel, tubeless spoke rims, and an upswept exhaust. The braking setup is also common between both bikes; 320mm front twin discs and a 260mm rear disc.

The TRK 502 and the 502 X now get a new 5-inch TFT screen with bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, a tyre pressure monitoring system and adjustable brightness. Other features include a windscreen, ABS, and all LED lighting. 

The performance figures are on par when you compare them to single-cylinder rivals like the KTM 390 Adventure. However, if we talk about the other rivals, it competes with the Honda NX500, which produces 47.5 bhp of power and 43 Nm of peak torque. The TRK looks more off-road friendly and offers a bigger road presence compared to the Honda NX500 and the single-cylinder rival 390 Adventure.