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Benelli Imperiale 400 vs Royal Enfield Classic 650

Do you want to find out which bike is the best, Benelli Imperiale 400 or Royal Enfield Classic 650? 91Wheels brings you a detailed comparison between Imperiale 400 and Classic 650. Benelli Imperiale 400 Price starts at Rs.N/A (ex-showroom) for N/A and Royal Enfield Classic 650 Price starts at Rs.3.61 Lakh (ex-showroom) for Red and Blue Hotrod . Benelli Imperiale 400 is N/A cylinder, N/A cc Engine can generate N/A power whereas Royal Enfield Classic 650 is a 2 cylinder, 647 cc Engine can generate 46.3bhp @ 7250 rpm power. In terms of range, Imperiale 400 provides a range of N/Akm/charge (base model), and Classic 650 has a range of N/Akm/charge (base model). Benelli Imperiale 400 is available in N/A colours & 3 variants whereas Royal Enfield Classic 650 is available in 2 colours & 3 variants.

Imperiale 400 vs Classic 650

Key HighlightsBenelli Imperiale 400Royal Enfield Classic 650
PriceRs.N/ARs.3.61 Lakh
Engine CapacityN/A647.95 cc
PowerN/A46.3bhp @ 7250 rpm
Mileage/RangeN/A km/chargeN/A km/charge
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Specifications Overview

Variant Name
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On Road Price
N/A
Price Breakup
4.07 Lakh
Price Breakup
User Rating
3.7
4.2
Transmission Type
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Manual
Fuel Tank Capacity
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14.8 Litres
Engine Displacement
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647.95 cc
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Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

Braking System
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Dual Channel ABS
Calliper Type
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Fixed
Front Disc Size
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320
Front Wheel Size
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100/90-19
Rear Wheel Size
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140/70 R18
Wheel Type
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Spoke
Front Suspension
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Telescopic Fork
Rear Suspension
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Twin Shock
Front Tyre Size
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100/90-19
Rear Tyre Size
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140/70 R18
Front Type
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Disc
Rear Disc/Drum Size
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300 mm
Rear Type
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Disc
Tubeless Tyres
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check
Tyre Size Spare
-

Instrumentation

Riding Modes Switch
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Fuel level guage
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Digital
Gear Indicator
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check
Speedometer
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Analog

Exterior

LED headlight
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check

Warranty

Basic Warranty
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3 Years or 40000 kms

Body & Suspension

Colors
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Images
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Frame Type
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Steel Tubular Spine Frame

Engine & Transmission

Gear Shifting Pattern
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1 Down 5 Up
Ignition
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Digital spark ignition
Spark Plugs
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check
Engine Capacity
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647.95 cc
Engine Type
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Inline twin cylinder, 4 stroke, SOHC
No. of Cylinders
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2
No. of valves per cylinder
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4
Transmission Type
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Manual
Top Speed
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157 kmph
Bore x Stroke
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78 mm x 67.8 mm
Configuration
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Twin Cylinder
Fuelling
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Fuel Injection
Max Power
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46.3bhp @ 7250 rpm
Max Torque
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52.3 Nm @ 5650 rpm
Number of Gears
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6

Comfort & Convenience

Call/SMS Alerts
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check
Geo Fencing
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check
Low Battery Indicator
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check
Low Oil Indicator
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check
GPS & Navigation
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check
Console Type
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Semi-Digital
Instrument Console
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Semi - Digital
Seat Style
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Split Seat
Shutter Lock
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Start Type
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Self Start
USB Charger Port
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check

Safety

AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
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Side Stand Alarm
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check
Pass Light
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check
Turn Signal
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Halogen
ABS - Anti-lock braking system
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check
Slipper Clutch
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Dimensions & Capacity

Length
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2318 mm
Width
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892 mm
Height
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1137 mm
Wheelbase
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1475 mm
Ground Clearance
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154 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity
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14.8 Litres
Body Type
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Cruiser
Seat Height
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800 mm
Unladden/Kerb Weight
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243 kg

Entertainment & Communication

MID (Multi Info Display)
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check

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • The familiar retro design will appeal to customers.
  • The twin pea-shooter exhaust pipes give the bike a more ‘complete’ look.
  • The Vallam Red paint scheme, along with oodles of chrome looks and feels premium.
  • The 648cc engine comes with the same linear acceleration, precise fueling and widespread torque.
  • It gets a removable rear seat.
Cons
  • Not many connectivity features on offer.
  • Sharing its sub-frame with the Shotgun 650, the ride quality is likely to be on the stiffer side.
  • The 243kg kerb weight makes it the heaviest RE motorcycle yet.
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Benelli Imperiale 400 and Royal Enfield Classic 650 Owner Reviews

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  • Classic 650 Review
    • A
      Anonymous
      2 Year ago
      3.4
      Good bike but not that reliable and it's very difficult to get spare parts, don't expect the service to be budget friendly.
      Likes (1)
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    • M
      Mugi
      2 Year ago
      3.4
      Nice retro bike from Benelli with good pricing. Enjoying the ride with trips organized from Benelli India. Nice customer friendly dealers from Coimbatore
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    • BS
      Barty Singhania
      3 Year ago
      4.2
      I ride this bike since last November 2020.Changed clutch plates twice.It’s heavy on maintenance and you will need to have patience to wait for spare parts.
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    • SJ
      Shadab Jalil Khan
      4 Year ago
      4.2
      It's attractive, has a nice pickup, and is vibration-free. Stylish and so well. If you want to stand out, go. Everyone will give you a second glance.
      Likes (1)
      Reply
    • AS
      Ashu Sharma
      4 Year ago
      3.8
      Great bike with good performance, pick up is good. But the mileage is not so good.
      Likes (1)
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