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Benelli TRK 502X
By Benelli
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6 Speed ManualTransmission
Colour: White
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The Benelli TRK 502X is a full-blooded middleweight adventure tourer built for riders who genuinely want to leave the tarmac. It stands apart from the road-biased TRK 502 thanks to its 19-inch front wire-spoke wheel, longer-travel suspension and taller stance, all of which make it more capable on gravel, trails and broken roads. A beak-style front, twin-pod LED headlight, tall windscreen and knuckle guards give it a proper big-ADV road presence. For buyers who want an affordable, do-it-all explorer rather than a city bike, this is Benelli’s most purposeful offering.
Power comes from a 500cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin producing around 46.8bhp at 8,500rpm and 46Nm at 6,000rpm, paired with a six-speed gearbox and an assist-and-slipper clutch. The motor is tuned for smooth, linear delivery rather than outright aggression, which suits its touring character and makes it easy to manage on loose surfaces. It cruises effortlessly at 100kmph and tops out near 165kmph. The kerb weight of about 235kg is noticeable at low speeds, but the bike settles beautifully once rolling. ARAI mileage is rated near 25kmpl, with owners reporting closer to 20kmpl in mixed use.
This bike is made for touring enthusiasts and weekend explorers who want to combine long highway stints with light off-road adventures. It suits taller riders thanks to its 860mm seat height and commanding riding position, and it rewards those who value comfort, luggage capacity and range over quick city agility. It is a natural fit for riders upgrading from 350 to 400cc machines who dream of Himalayan or coastal tours. It is less ideal for shorter riders or those who only ever ride in dense city traffic.
Braking is handled by dual 320mm front discs with four-piston calipers and a single 260mm rear disc, backed by dependable dual-channel ABS. The strong, well-matched setup gives real confidence when the bike is loaded with luggage and a pillion on both highways and trails. A 50mm upside-down front fork and adjustable rear monoshock keep it planted across surfaces. The tall windscreen and handguards further add to safe, fatigue-free long-distance riding.
The TRK 502X keeps things rugged but useful, with full-LED lighting, a digital instrument console showing speed, tachometer, trip and fuel data, and a large 20-litre tank for genuine touring range. Wire-spoke wheels, a tall adjustable screen, engine protection and a wide, supportive dual-stitched seat round out its adventure-ready kit. It skips flashy electronics like ride modes, focusing instead on mechanical toughness and reliability. For long-haul exploring, the equipment is well judged and practical.
Benelli’s service network in India has expanded but remains smaller than mainstream brands, so confirming a dealer in your region is important before purchase. The 500cc twin is a proven, understressed unit that is generally reliable when serviced on schedule. Benelli has offered complimentary service packages worth thousands of rupees on the TRK range during festive periods, which reduces early running costs. Budget for chain care, tyres and periodic service to keep it healthy.
With real-world efficiency near 20kmpl and a 20-litre tank, the TRK 502X offers a usable range of roughly 350 to 400km between fill-ups, which suits touring well. City-only riders will see lower economy given the weight, while relaxed highway cruising returns the best figures. Adventure tyres, chain upkeep and periodic service form the bulk of running costs. For a capable 500cc twin tourer, the overall usage cost stays reasonable.
The TRK 502X is offered in Standard and Limited Edition forms, priced from about Rs. 7.14 lakh to Rs. 7.43 lakh (ex-showroom), with the on-road price landing near Rs. 8 lakh depending on city. Colour options typically include green, white and yellow. It sits above the road-biased TRK 502, justified by its off-road hardware. Use our EMI calculator and city-wise price tools to see the exact on-road cost where you live.
Yes. The TRK 502X uses a proven, understressed 500cc twin and a robust steel frame built for touring, so it holds up well over years of ownership when serviced on time. The main long-term factor is having a Benelli service centre within reach for parts and periodic maintenance.
It is excellent for highway touring and light off-road use, and it can commute daily, but its 235kg weight and tall seat make tight city traffic harder work. It is best suited to riders who mix long rides and trails with occasional city use rather than pure commuting.
Maintenance is moderate. The engine is reliable, but adventure tyres, chain upkeep and Benelli spares can cost a little more than mainstream brands. Festive-season free-service offers, when available, help keep early ownership costs down.
If you want real off-road capability and touring range on a budget, the TRK 502X is a strong pick. Cross-shop the Honda NX500, KTM 390 Adventure and Royal Enfield Himalayan if you prioritise lighter weight or wider service reach. Choose the TRK 502X for road presence and long-haul comfort.
Benelli generally recommends servicing at regular intervals of a few thousand kilometres or roughly every six months, whichever comes first. Following the manual's schedule protects the warranty and keeps the twin-cylinder engine in good health.
With disciplined servicing, chain care and clean fuel, the TRK 502X can comfortably last well over a decade and 80,000 to 1,00,000 km. Longevity depends most on timely maintenance and access to genuine parts.
