Liquid cooled, four stroke, transverse three cylinder, DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder
Capacity
1131
Bore x Stroke
88 x 62 mm
Compression Ratio
11.2:1
Induction
Electronic injection with three throttle bodies
53 mm
Ignition /
Starting
Electronic
ignition / electric
Exhaust
With catalytic converter and oxigen sensor
Clutch
Wet clutch
Max Power
114 kW 155 hp @ 10300 rpm
Max Torque
120 Nm 12.2 kg-m @ 8000 rpm
Transmission /
Drive
6 Speed / chain
Frame
Decomposable, front steel trestle, rear
alluminium alloy casting
Front Suspension
50 mm upside-down fork, with idraulic extension
/ compression and spring preload adjustments, 120mm wheel travel.
Rear Suspension
Steel trestle swingarm, progressive rear dumper
with idraulic extension/compression and spring preload adjustments, 120mm
wheel travel.
Front Brakes
2X 320mm discs 4 piston calipers
Rear Brakes
Single 240mm disc 2 piston caliper
Front Tyre
120/70 ZR17
Rear Tyre
190/50 ZR17
Seat Height
820 mm
Kerb-Weight
474 lb
Fuel Capacity
18 Litres
The 2010 R160 is the pinnacle of Benelli’s naked
motorcycle line, boasting not only the most power in the TnT class, but it’s
also laden with tons of tasty carbon bits. Benelli has coaxed 155hp (up from
137hp) out its 1130cc triple, which puts the R160 right in-line with the Ducati
Streetfighter power-wise, but R160 is still a little bit heavy, with a dry
weight of 458lbs, and a curb weight of 474lbs. The design of the Benelli is its
biggest attraction, and of course there’s also the unique three-cylinder motor.
Maintaining the same TnT lines, the R16 gets a healthy dose of carbon fiber,
The Benelli model is powered by the same 1130cc engine of the current TNT but
features extras including a dry-slipper clutch, 50mm fully adjustable Marzocchi
forks and Brembo monobloc calipers.
At the heart of the R160 is a three-cylinder engine developing 155hp at 10,200
rpm and 120Nm of torque at 8,400 rpm.
Unique to the R160 is the chassis that consists of a main section of a steel
trestle completed by aluminum cast structure in the area of the swing arm pivot.
Aluminum-alloy wheels offer a five-spoke design, while the exhaust pipes follow
precisely the forms of the engine before merging at the bottom and climb back
towards the tail, located between the rear fender and the thin taillight unit.
As for the tires, the one at the front is in the usual measure 120/70, while at
the rear you can choose between the 190/50 or the two additional measures,
180/55 and 200/50, the latter particularly suitable for use on the track.
Customers can choose between two colors, the white with red frame and red with
frame mat gray titanium.
“Overall performance: it is the slogan that summarizes the essence of the more
sporty Benelli model, a model without compromising on power and efficiency of
driving, on public road and on track freedom. Born on the Roadster Cup Race, the
R160 is a hymn to the performance, thanks to a three-cylinder engine in its most
refined, and chassis that is enriched with adjustable suspensions: giving you a
pleasure to get best lap time or enjoy the most beautiful mountain roads,”
Benelli brags.
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