How much does the Benelli TNT 600 weigh?

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MacRyder
09/04/25 7:08am
The Benelli TNT 600 motorcycle weighs 440 jin (approximately 220 kg). Here are the specific details about the Benelli TNT 600: 1. Power: The TNT 600 is equipped with a 600ml, four-cylinder, water-cooled, DOHC 16-valve engine with a compression ratio of 11.5:1. It can produce a maximum power of 60kW at 12,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 55N·m, providing sufficient traction even at low speeds. The engine features a long-stroke design with a bore and stroke configuration of 65×45.2mm. 2. Vehicle positioning: The Benelli TNT 600 falls into the category of heavy motorcycles, with dimensions of 2120/800/1100mm and a wheelbase of 1480mm.
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DiPatrick
09/16/25 8:00am
The Benelli TNT 600 weighs approximately 480 pounds, primarily based on dry weight. As a rider who values practicality, I find this weight just right—too heavy makes it difficult to control when parking, while too light can feel unstable at high speeds. The 480-pound weight strikes a balanced middle ground, making it suitable for daily commuting and short trips. Weight affects handling: the low center of gravity provides stability in turns, though the turning radius is slightly larger, requiring beginners to practice low-speed balance more. Additionally, the heavier body slightly increases fuel consumption, but the TNT 600's four-cylinder design keeps it relatively economical. Remember to choose good tires and maintain the chain regularly to avoid extra wear caused by the weight. Overall, it's a reliable choice, and the weight isn't a major issue as long as you adapt to it in advance.
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