but the engine made in china by china lol....

@@robertochu5337 I never said it wasn't. I specifically said .." ...design engineered..". By the way, both BMW and KTM have certain high-capacity engines manufactured for (not 'by') them in China and you should see the links between Harley-Davidson and Zhongsheng, The latter also has very tight manufacturing ties with the PIAGGIO Group.

@@robertochu5337 same as a lot of the big brand bikes.

Wrong assembled in china , groms are made in china too fool ​@@robertochu5337

Hi, Paul. Thanks so much for your kind words - very much appreciated. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Cheers, Len

Thanks for your kind comments, Paul. I’m pleased you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Len

Hi, George I hope all goes well for you. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Len

Thanks, very much appreciated. Enjoy your ride 🤙

Hi, AKS13V. That’s very interesting. I was wondering why the 125 and 135 seemed to be selling at the same time. Regarding performance - yep, I can see how that could be correct. It would be difficult to tell without riding them back to back, which is probably what has been done. Thanks for watching, Len

🤣 Ah, I’ve certainly been there. All the best with that. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Len

Hi, VV, thanks for watching. Yes, it’s strange… However, It does seem, from what I’ve read in one of the comments posted here, that both the 135 and the 125 were offered in different countries. Maybe we received some 135s in Oz and now we are getting the 125s 🤔 Anyway, either capacity is great. Travelling at 100kph the bike was pulling at around and 9000 rpm. So, yes it will do 100, but I wouldn’t want to sit there for an extended period of time. It’s more comfortable up to about 90kph. When you’re doing that speed on a small bike like this, you certainly know it. Take care, Len

Hi, Rasheed. Yes, the little Benelli looks so nice. Aftersales service is dependent on a couple of things: the quality of the dealership service and the availability of spare parts, which depends on supply from the local brand distributor - in this case, Benelli. Maybe search online and see what people are saying about each of these variables. However, I wouldn’t be too concerned about spares so much as the quality of the dealer service - check them out and see how you feel. Cheers, Len

Hi, Alex, thanks for watching. The bike belonged to my daughter-in-law and she used it while on her L plate and P plate. During that time she had no problems at all. She has since sold the bike and I still see it running around town. I’m not sure if you are a current rider, but it’s not a bike I’d recommend for learners as it is quick steering and higher speed corners can be a little scary for new riders as the bike turns in very quickly. However, this aspect of the handling is what makes it so much fun for competent riders. I hope this helps in your deliberations. If you can arrange a test ride, do that. But as far as reliability is concerned, the motor shouldn’t be a problem at all. Cheers, Len

@@motostralia5563 Thanks for the response. I am a new rider, hoping to get my L soon so I will definitely try a test ride and test out the steering. Good to hear there is no issues with reliability.

Greetings, Venom Rides. The Benelli 135 is a great little bike for the price. From my experience, it’s definitely a bike worth buying if that’s the kind of bike you’re after. However, if you haven’t taken one for a test ride, I’d recommend doing that to see how you feel on it. All the best with your decision. Cheers, Len

Hi, David. I’m 179 cm and I have no trouble riding the bike. However, there’s no getting around the fact that the TNT125 is a small bike for just about everyone. It’s small, but that’s part of the charm, and skill, of learning to ride it. At your height, I’m sure you would fit on the bike, but it will feel small - that’s a huge part of the fun. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Len

grom cant go 60 this goes 70

Why not both?

Hi, yes it is fuel injected. Cheers, Len

@@motostralia5563 thank u.

Yes

Greetings, at 6ft you’d certainly be a tad champed, but most people are too tall or too big for this bike 😁 It’s all part of the fun 👍 Cheers, Len

Hi, no issues during the time of ownership in over 10k travelled. Reviews are good 👍

Greetings, Dale. I wouldn’t go near gravel on this bike - the tyres are too small and wrong tread. You could possibly do dirt slowly if you changed the tyres, but that wouldn’t be real great for the paved roads. Cheers, Len

@@motostralia5563 thank you for the response. I appreciate it

My brother has this bike and I thought about buying. Can you get street ans trail tires for these?