Just bought a Leoncino trail yesterday. Eagerly awaiting delivery! Excellent pov. Just curious about your camera set up. What do you use? Is it a chest rig? Any recommendations on cameras and mounting? Respect from Oz 🇦🇺
im Thinking of getting rid of my mt 07 for the trail version of these since its lighter and will be good for some basic greenlaning, would you recommend ?
Two total different motorcycles. The MT 07 is a beast and a great machine for sure, it's one of the motorcycles that I want to get. It's very difficult to compare because the Leoncino trail version it's an offroad version. I can compare a little bit between the MT 07 and the Leoncino (road version), from my understanding the Leoncino have better suspensions and brakes, the MT 07 have a better engine with lot of power and torque. The Leoncino is for sure a bit more confortable then the MT 07 mostly for the passenger. However the Leoncino belongs to a lower motorcycle segment (500cc) so in terms of power it can not be compared, but I believe the Leoncino does 5s okm/h to 100km/h and the top speed of the bike is almost 190km/h, you can achieve a higher top speed but you need to change at least the front sprocket.
Hey mate I'm thinking of getting a Leoncino. Would you recommend it and did you have any problems with it? Also whats the top speed on the bike and can you cruise at 140-150 without being uncomfortable?
Hello, for me the Leoncino is one of the best 500cc bikes, at least in terms of design. I'm very happy with mine, so far I haven´t had any problems. I've done more than 10,000kms. You can cruise around 140-150km/h on the highways without any trouble more than that speed is not recommended because the revs go too high. However it's possible replace the original 14 teeth sprocket by a 15 teeth sprocket to decrease the revs at high speeds but the torque is also reduced. I have already tested the top speed and I couldn't reach a speed higher than 185-189km/h, but sson I will try again and I will post a video about it. As you noticed mine is a bit louder so riding on highways at hi9gh speeds for a long time is painful.
@@98RicardoMartins Thanks for the reply man! One more question do you reckon you could do long trips with with a person at the back comfortably? I'm trying to find a scrambler look that i can go on trips with cause i hate adventures or enduros look lol
@@berky2672 Most motorcycle rides I take my girlfriend with me. It isn't comfortable such as a trail bike but it is comfortable enough. In fact it was one of the reasons for choosing the Leoncino because I wanted a minimally comfortable naked motorcycle for the passanger. Otherwise, I would have chosen the MT-07.
![POV | Morning routine ride to the Lake | BENELLI LEONCINO 500 TRAIL [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aXlKs9GxyA4/mqdefault.jpg)
Amazing video broo
Thank you!
Just bought a Leoncino trail yesterday. Eagerly awaiting delivery!
Excellent pov. Just curious about your camera set up. What do you use? Is it a chest rig? Any recommendations on cameras and mounting? Respect from Oz 🇦🇺
Why do you have extra wires to the throttle and what device is that attached to the brake fluid? Amazing POV
Hello, the extra wires and the device attached to the brake fluid are from the aftermarket heated grip system.
im Thinking of getting rid of my mt 07 for the trail version of these since its lighter and will be good for some basic greenlaning, would you recommend ?
Two total different motorcycles. The MT 07 is a beast and a great machine for sure, it's one of the motorcycles that I want to get. It's very difficult to compare because the Leoncino trail version it's an offroad version.
I can compare a little bit between the MT 07 and the Leoncino (road version), from my understanding the Leoncino have better suspensions and brakes, the MT 07 have a better engine with lot of power and torque. The Leoncino is for sure a bit more confortable then the MT 07 mostly for the passenger. However the Leoncino belongs to a lower motorcycle segment (500cc) so in terms of power it can not be compared, but I believe the Leoncino does 5s okm/h to 100km/h and the top speed of the bike is almost 190km/h, you can achieve a higher top speed but you need to change at least the front sprocket.
Hey mate I'm thinking of getting a Leoncino. Would you recommend it and did you have any problems with it? Also whats the top speed on the bike and can you cruise at 140-150 without being uncomfortable?
Hello, for me the Leoncino is one of the best 500cc bikes, at least in terms of design. I'm very happy with mine, so far I haven´t had any problems. I've done more than 10,000kms. You can cruise around 140-150km/h on the highways without any trouble more than that speed is not recommended because the revs go too high. However it's possible replace the original 14 teeth sprocket by a 15 teeth sprocket to decrease the revs at high speeds but the torque is also reduced.
I have already tested the top speed and I couldn't reach a speed higher than 185-189km/h, but sson I will try again and I will post a video about it.
As you noticed mine is a bit louder so riding on highways at hi9gh speeds for a long time is painful.
@@98RicardoMartins Thanks for the reply man! One more question do you reckon you could do long trips with with a person at the back comfortably? I'm trying to find a scrambler look that i can go on trips with cause i hate adventures or enduros look lol
@@berky2672 Most motorcycle rides I take my girlfriend with me. It isn't comfortable such as a trail bike but it is comfortable enough. In fact it was one of the reasons for choosing the Leoncino because I wanted a minimally comfortable naked motorcycle for the passanger. Otherwise, I would have chosen the MT-07.
@@98RicardoMartins Thanks a lot for your time mate
@@berky2672 No problem, I’m here to help.