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2021 Benelli 302R has received a slew of new changes inside out that make it much sportier and competitive than its predecessor. It now features a lighter frame and a cleaner engine. The all-new Benelli 302R has broken cover globally. Benelli's entry-level fully-faired motorcycle has received a slew of new changes inside out that make it much sportier and competitive than its predecessor. In terms of exterior looks, the bike features way sharper looking body panels. The front headlamps have been tweaked and it now gets a vertically stacked projector lamps. This unit is flanked by LED turn indicators on the either side. The fuel tank looks more muscular and higher raised. It gels in with the revamped rider seat which is flatter in comparison to the previous model. The tail section also appears to be sharper than before. The exhaust unit, on the other hand, appears to be the same. (Also Read: Benelli Leoncino 500 BS 6 vs rivals: Price comparison) Benelli claims that it ha...

If it does, it could give the Kawasaki Ninja 300 a run for its money ••The new 302R is a whole 22kg lighter than the outgoing model. ••Comes equipped with a preload-adjustable USD fork. ••Gets a full-colour TFT instrument console. If you were on the lookout for an entry-level supersport motorcycle with a parallel-twin heart, your only options till now were the Kawasaki Ninja 300 BS6 and the Benelli 302R. Though both the motorcycles went off the shelves after the BS6 norms kicked in, the baby Ninja made a comeback this year, albeit at a price. The Benelli however, was forgotten, until images of the bike surfaced online last month. And now, the bike has been unveiled for the Asian market, and it is a lot more than just a nip and tuck job.The Obvious BitsThe highlight of this model is the new design. Replacing the halogen units from the older model is the vertically-stacked projector headlamp, flanked by LED DRLs on either side. This has not just given the bike an ...