At the age of 12 Bruno Rossati began working eleven hour days.
"Now, approaching 91, I find myself reminiscing about my youth, still riding my motorcycle every day.
Letter re Ladetto
Models include:
1997-2003 K2, scooter 50cc single
1998-2001 491 Sport, scooter 50cc single
2000-05 Tornado Tre LE sports 898cc, triple
2002 TRE 900 LE
2003-05 Velvet 383cc scooter
2004 TNT 1130
2004 TRE 900RS
2005 Adiva scooter 383cc
2005 Tornado Tre RS sports 898cc, triple
2006- Tre 1130 K, 1131cc triple
2005-07 Café Racer 1130, sports 1131cc triple
2008-09 2ue 756, sports 756cc, twin
2008-2011 BX 449 Cross , 449cc single
2008-11 BX 505 Enduro, 505cc single
2007- Café Racer 1130, sports 1131cc triple
2012- Café Nero 150, scooter, 150cc twin with ABS
2009- Auattronove X Scooter 50cc single
2008-11 TNT 899S sports 898cc, triple
2007-08 TNT Tornado Naked TRE, sports 1130cc triple
2007-09 Tornado Naked 3 Sport Evo, sports 1131cc triple
2007-11 Tornado Naked Tre 1130 sports 1131cc triple
2008-11 Tornado Naked Tre 899 sports 899cc, triple
2006-11 Tornado Tre 1130 sports 1131cc, triple
2007- Tre 1130 K Amazonas, sports 1131cc triple
2007-2011 Tre 1130 Titanium, sports 1131cc triple
2009-11 Tre K 899 sports 898cc, triple
2007 TRE-K 1130
2006 Tre RS900
1130 Cafe Racer
Benelli 900 Tornado Tre
The first of the new generation Benelli was the 900 Tornado Tre, introduced in 2003. The 898cc triple used a newly designed motor together with a unique under-seat radiator to differentiate itself from other sports bikes.
The Tre RS came a year later and differed by having a red/black paint scheme, a more highly tuned motor, adjustable slipper clutch with upgraded components, upgraded suspension, Marchesini wheels, Brembo "Series Oro" radial calipers and added carbon fibre parts. 143hp (105kW) at 11,500rpm, 100Nm at 8.500rpm, 195Kg
Source: Phil Aynsley
Benelli 1130 Tornado TnT
Released in 2004 the 1130 TnT (Tornado naked Tre) was Benelli's first unfaired foray into market. It was followed by the Sport model with radial calipers and suspension refinements. Weighing in at 199 kg, the Sport delivered 130 h.p. at 9,250 rpm giving a maximum speed of 252 km/h.
Source: Phil Aynsley
Benelli 1130 Cafe Racer
The Tre received further attention with the release of the Cafe Racer around 2007. It featured a two stage electronic power control which could be manually selected via a button on the dash, reducing the output of 135 h.p. at 9,250 rpm to 112 h.p. Weight remained much the same at 199 kg.
Source: Phil Aynsley
