Milan Motorcycle Show Debuts
Seven new crossover motorcycles debuted at the EICMA exhibition in Milan, offering riders versatile options for both paved touring and off-road riding.
The annual trade show brought together major manufacturers to unveil their latest adventure and crossover platforms for the upcoming market.
Versatility defined the exhibition floor as brands updated their mid-size and large-displacement lineups. These machines target riders who demand long-distance comfort alongside dirt-road capability.
Benelli Presenta La TRK 602 a EICMA
Benelli ha presentato la TRK 602 a EICMA, con il direttore commerciale Gianni Monini che ha dichiarato in merito alle critiche ricevute. The TRK 602 features a 554-cubic-centimeter parallel-twin engine delivering 56 horsepower at 8,250 rpm.
According to inSella, the Benelli TRK 602 is scheduled for a spring 2027 market debut.
Morbidelli Lancia La Nuova Famiglia Di Moto T802
Morbidelli presented the T802, a new family of adventure motorcycles developed on a shared platform. The range is centered on a 799-cubic-centimeter parallel-twin engine with a maximum power of 94.5 horsepower at 9,000 rpm and a peak torque of 80 newton-meters at 7,500 rpm.
The steel-framed motorcycle is equipped with a KYB inverted fork of 48 mm and a fully adjustable rear monoshock. The models are expected to arrive in 2027, with prices starting at 7,390 euros for the alloy-wheel version, 7,790 euros for the spoked-wheel version, and 9,290 euros for the Antarctic Silver edition.
Triumph restructured its Tiger 1200 lineup for 2027 by standardizing a 19-inch front wheel across all versions, including the Rally Pro and Explorer editions. The three-cylinder 1,160-cubic-centimeter engine now produces 158 horsepower at 9,250 rpm. The suspension travel is uniformed at 200 mm on both wheels.
The Triumph models are currently available for order with dealership arrivals scheduled for December 2026, starting at 22,795 euros for the GT Pro, 23,695 euros for the Rally Pro, 24,395 euros for the GT Explorer, and 25,395 euros for the Rally Explorer.
