SCRAMBLER - Comparativa Benelli Leoncino-Fantic Caballero-SWM Six Days

In the mid-1950s, America began to mix and match street bikes with high handlebars and off-road tires to make it easier to navigate the dirt roads leading to ranches. After a few years, this trend caught on in Europe, and all the major motorcycle manufacturers launched their own "Scrambler" models, generating significant commercial interest. The Italian motorcycle manufacturers that enjoyed great success at the time are now offering versions in their catalogs that recall the glories and lines of those times. We compared three models already well-known on the market that shared one characteristic: a 500cc displacement. They are the Benelli Leoncino, the Fantic Caballero, and the SWM Six Days. In reality, they share another key characteristic: they all have 19" front and 17" rear wheels. They're not designed for long trips or even long off-road rides. They don't have supersport performance, and they're not comfortable for two-up riding. They offer little wind protection and are minimal, even in terms of bodywork. However, they're fun, simple, and easy to use for everyday commuting, and they have the advantage of being affordable. Read the full article: https://www.discoveryendual.com/blog/...