I've had a trk502x for nearly 3 years now. No issues from new, and its all I need and no more. Love riding it just as much as day one. Rode all the way back from the Isle of Skye to Scarborough through the night only stopping for fuel twice along the way. No sore bottom and enjoyable all the way. I fitted a back sprocket two teeth smaller and it drops engine revs for higher speeds and makes it the gearing it should have for touring. Original gearing is a bit peppy for off road.

I live in the states I bought one a year ago it’s my 26th bike starting when I was a 6 year old boy now I’m 61 I love this bike it clicks all the. Heck marks for me I’m planning on riding to Central America from California when I retire in June 2024 take a year and travel on the bike Buy one it won’t disappoint or break the bank Cheers

A great cheap alternative to the expensive adventure bikes. A really good price and looks as big as the £20,000 + bikes.

I own this bike for about half a year now, bought it randomly because I got a good deal, almost brand new with accessories for under 5k USD from a bloke who got it as a first bike but got intimated from its size after dropping it stand still on a red light few times. It is very comfortable at lower speeds, I can ride for hours without getting off when riding on slow roads, and it does well at bad condition roads, but it definitely lacks power for its size and it is heavy when at halt, I am well build 180cm and you have to be careful when you stop on uneven terrain. With a pillion the lack of power is very noticeable, the bike becomes pretty vibey and loud, so the pillion I rode with said it was rather unpleasant above 100 km/h. The ride is tiring when you have to crunch highway miles, just too loud and vibey if you want to keep up with traffic + fuel consumption suffers a lot (Even with a fitted 15t front sprocket). The speedometer is also very off, and becomes more inaccurate with higher speeds - It shows 120km/h when you are actually doing below 110 km/h. I had a faulty MAP sensor at 8k km + a few electronic anomalies. Also, I found it hard to sell, as now I am looking for something older but around 80-90hp as I am doing a lot of highway miles to get to the good riding spots.

Hi I have a 2020 trk502x, done just over 38000k’s without any dramas. I’m based in Perth Oz.

Great bike for the money. I follow a owners page and there really quite reliable . Parts can be alittle sketchy. Only downside poor resale value and that power to weight ratio 🤔.

Thank bike is massive ! 😮

Enjoyed your summary.....have been looking at the BMW G310GS as well as the TRK502 and X version....my concern is seat height, being short ass and engine size....I'm leaning more towards the Bennelli simply because of the extra cc's.

Great video Gilly. 👍🏼👍🏼

How tall are you and how it feels. I am 1.70m. What is the Mpg ans actual top speed. Is it good for commuting in the city

Someone has removed the side crash bars!?

Did you removed crasbar?