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New 1200GT

Looks like a BMW.

+1

Comes with Brembo calipers, too. But no solid pricing announced yet, and a US dealer network even smaller than BMW.
Still interesting for a first-time entry into the market space, tho.

Best,
DeVern
 
I guess I've seen more out-of-proportion bikes, I just can't remember when. :laugh

I think that's the result of a fish-eye lens on the camera.

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Otherwise, the proportions (and everything else) look very similar to an RT. Plus LED headlights. And front and rear cameras. And Brembo brakes that probably won't leak. The "push-button" starter looks a lot like "keyless". Electric mirrors are bit over the top.

Looks like Chinese market only.
https://www.motopinas.com/motorcycle-news/benelli-launches-its-largest-bike-ever-the-1200gt.html
 
Chinese manufactured is a deal breaker for me.why encourage their marketplace hegemony even in my discretionary spending- bad enough I am often forced to buy chinese through sheer lack of alternative. For me a bike is a statement of many things- My English, German and American brands reflect to some degree country of origin- FOR ME a Chinese Benilli is a phony. I don't care what it has or how it looks.
 
That bike is a clone of the (now discontinued) Triumph Trophy SE.

Trophy SE.jpg
 

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