V-twin Leoncino Bobber 400 introduced by Benelli
Cruisers and bobbers have always been the dream bike of many motorcycle enthusiasts, but the price tag for these bikes usually equate for a beautiful house and lot, especially if the brand says Harley-Davidson or Indian Motorcycle.
At this year’s EICMA, Benelli – owned by Chinese motorcycle giant QJMotor – has introduced a pocket-sized bobber that won’t break your bank account: the Leoncino Bobber 400.
V-twin power
For 2025, Benelli adds a new model to its Leoncino range with the new Bobber 400. The new Bobber 400 is powered by a 384.5 cc liquid-cooled, 60-degree V-twin engine capable of churning up to 34.5 ps of power and 36 nm of torque.
The Bobber 400 maintains the Leoncino’s big 15-liter fuel tank, while the short aluminum tail can support an optional passenger seat without the need for an additional subframe. Also, the air filter is prominently displayed on the bike's right side, while the frame adopts a classic double cradle structure.
As for the suspension, there are two pre-load adjustable spring suspension on the rear while the front feature an inverted fork.
Other features include an all-LED lighting, digital panel, low seat height of 730 mm, 16-inch fat tires and bar-end mirrors. The 2025 Benelli Leoncino Bobber 400 will be available in three colors: Desert Tan, Midnight Black, and Onix Grey.
PH availability and pricing will be announced soon by Benelli Motorcycles Philippines.
