New Benelli TRK 902 XPLORER JUNGLE GREEN

Model Description

£7999 + £300 ON THE ROAD CHARGES WHICH INCLUDES TAX AND REGISTRATION

The new flagship model hits the market. With the official launch of the TRK 902 Xplorer, Benelli is expanding its crossover range upwards with a model that represents the evolution of a successful product family, characterised by a strong identity, advanced technical design and best-in-class equipment.

The Benelli TRK 902 Xplorer, the new crossover from the ‘Leoncino’ manufacturer, makes its official market debut. Designed to explore the beauty of different terrains and landscapes, even beyond tarmac roads, this version is aimed at an experienced audience seeking a bike that is both comfortable and equipped to a high standard, capable of ensuring dynamism, enjoyment and safety whilst riding.

Its adventurous spirit is immediately apparent from the front view, thanks to the compact windscreen with its particularly sophisticated shape. The quadrilateral frame, which defines the position of the manually adjustable windscreen, stands out as both an aesthetic and technical feature, combining functionality with striking visual presence. Also at the front, the indicators stand out: moved from their more traditional position to the handguards, they make way for standard LED spotlights, which are thus positioned in a highly protected and distinctive location. Its adventure-oriented nature is unmistakably highlighted by the standard tubeless wheels with tangential spokes, featuring aluminium hubs and rims; the 19-inch front wheel is specifically designed to optimise off-road riding. The rear wheel is 17” and both are fitted with Pirelli Scorpion™ Rally STR M+S tyres. With these features and thanks to the 170 mm suspension travel, the ground clearance reaches 215 mm, whilst the rider’s seat height is 840 mm. These characteristics make it easier to tackle the typical obstacles encountered when riding off-road.

The Benelli Centro Stile, which oversaw the design of the 902 Xplorer, sought to evolve and emphasise the design concepts seen in the previous TRK series, making them iconic and dynamic without altering the ‘muscular’ nature of the design. Compared to the first 500cc version, the forerunner of the family, the 900 retains certain characteristic stylistic elements that reinforce the family resemblance: the prominent front fairing, now more dynamic and compact; the double-arch headlight; and, in general, a certain imposing presence in its forms – features that have ensured the success of the smaller-capacity versions. These components have been refined to create a motorcycle that is harmonious and consistent in its proportions and volumes. Another design feature is the passenger handholds, made from a single piece of reinforced nylon, which serve as structural, functional and aesthetic elements, perfectly integrated into the overall design of the tail section.

Among the distinctive stylistic features of the TRK 902 Xplorer is the unique shape of the fuel tank, which will also be adopted by other models. It is made entirely of metal, and the plastic cover above it is limited to the upper section only, leaving the area in contact with the rider’s legs exposed. This benefits both the aesthetics and the riding position, thanks to the rear section—the part facing the rider—which is particularly tapered, and a slender central section despite the tank’s generous capacity. The latter is an essential feature for long journeys; indeed, the 21-litre capacity, combined with the stated average fuel consumption of 5 litres per 100 km, ensures a long range for covering great distances.

The engine, Euro 5+ approved and shared with the Stradale version, is the new 904-cc forward facing twin-cylinder unit with four valves per cylinder. It has been optimised specifically for touring, with its tuning prioritising low and mid-range revs – the ranges most frequently utilised during normal use of the motorbike. Torque is high right from the moment the thr