What is the fuel consumption of the Benelli 502c?

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LeilaniRose
07/30/25 8:35am
The Benelli 502c has a fuel consumption of 5L per 100 kilometers. Here are the specific details about the Benelli 502c: 1. Dimensions: With dimensions of 2280x940x1140mm, it has become a leader among cross bikes. The seat height of 699mm is acceptable for most people, and with a ground clearance of 170mm, it handles non-paved roads with ease. 2. Comfort: In terms of riding comfort, the experience is top-notch in vertical comparisons. The seat is filled with high-resilience material, enhancing comfort further. Both front and rear are equipped with the industry-leading suspension system.
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