Benelli TRK 502-based QJ SRT 500 revealed via leaked images - Report

23/06/2020 - 15:00 | ,  ,  ,   | Utkarsh

It seems like Benelli’s new sister brand QJ Motor is following an aggressive strategy. The Chinese company launched its first product, the QJ SRK 600 in its home country earlier this month. The fully-faired QJ SRG 600, which was previously referred to as the Benelli Q600, has also been spotted several times in the past. And now, Benelli TRK 502-based QJ SRT 500 has been revealed via leaked images.

Qj Srt 500 Vs Benelli Trk 502
It can be seen in the leaked images that the QJ SRT 500 features a much cleaner design compared to that of the Benelli TRK 502.

It can be seen in the leaked images that the QJ SRT 500 features a much cleaner design compared to that of the Benelli TRK 502. Its body panels, front beak, and overall proportions appear to be more in sync with each other. Perhaps, that’s one of the reasons why the SRT 500 looks more compact than the TRK 502 even after having the same dimensions. In fact, it has been reported that the QJ will be around 10 kg lighter than the Benelli.

The QJ SRT 500 is expected to be offered in at least 3 variants. Out of which, one will be road-biased and have alloy wheels, Marzocchi forks and an aluminium swingarm. The other two variants will be more off-road focussed and feature spoke wheels, steel swingarm and different suspension setup. One of the two off-road biased variants of the SRT 500 will be equipped with high-end Brembo brakes.

In terms of specs, the QJ SRT 500 will be powered by the same 500cc twin-cylinder engine which we have seen in the Benelli TRK 502. However, there will be a slight difference in power output. While the TRK 502 has 47 bhp of maximum power, the upcoming SRT 500 will have 48 bhp. The QJ SRT 500 is likely to be a China-only model, just like the QJ SRK 600.

Qj Srt 500 Variants
The QJ SRT 500 is expected to be offered in at least 3 variants.

In other news, the new 2020 Benelli TRK 502 and TRK 502X are expected to be equipped with a fully-digital and full-colour LCD instrument cluster.

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[Source: bennetts.co.uk]

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