Benelli reveals new adventure touring range at EICMA

Benelli is reshaping its adventure touring line-up with the addition of three brand-new models for 2026, including the top-of-the-range TRK902 Xplorer.

Benelli took the covers off its new line-up at EICMA last week, which also featured the more road-biased TRK902 Stradale and mid-capacity TRK602X. 

The 2026 TRK902 Xplorer is new in many ways, including its liquid-cooled, 900cc parallel-twin engine which produces 93.8bhp at 9,000rpm and 66.3 Ib-ft of peak torque at 6,500rpm. 

From there, the new model features 43mm Marzocchi upside-down forks that are fully adjustable for rebound, compression, and preload. At the rear is a monoshock with an aluminium swingarm, where a remote preload adjuster is found. 

The TRK902 Xplorer also gets spoked wheels (21-inch front, 17-inch rear), unlike the TRK902 Stradale which uses cast alloy wheels (17-inch front and rear) as part of its more road-focussed appearance.

Both models feature Brembo braking systems, with radial monobloc calipers biting down on 320mm discs at the front. Out back is a 260mm single disc. 

Like its more off-road-tailored counterpart, the Stradale model gets the same Marzocchi 43mm upside-down forks at the front, and a monoshock with an aluminium swingarm and remote preload adjuster at the rear.

Both bikes feature a 7-inch TFT display with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and three riding modes which are Sport, Touring and Urban. They also get switchable ABS, traction control, cruise control and a quickshifter as standard. 

Like the two 900cc models, the new TRK602X also gets a brand-new power unit in the form of a 600cc twin-cylinder engine that delivers a claimed 55.2bhp at 8,250rpm and 39.8 Ib-ft of torque at 5,500rpm. 

Suspension up front includes 43mm upside-down, while the rear gets an adjustable monoshock. Brembo four-piston calipers grip dual 320mm discs at the front, while a 260mm disc is found at the rear.

The TRK602X, which is set to replace the outgoing TRK502 model, gets a smaller 5-inch TFT display than its TRK902 siblings, ABS as standard, and traction control. 

Benelli says all three models are set to land in dealerships sometime in late 2026. 

Benelli TRK902 Xplorer Specs

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