Andere Benelli 250cc Racing Motorcycle motorbike



























≈ NZ$35,900
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Marke: Andere
Alte Bundesstraße 48
Frame no. 25-8290
Engine no. 5777
Its factory in ruins
Benelli took time to re-establish itself after WW2. Fortunately
the racing machines had been hidden away and survived intact
providing Benelli with a springboard from which to renew its Grand Prix campaign. Rivals Moto Guzzi secured the first post-war 250cc World Championship in 1949
but Benelli struck back the following year when Dario Ambrosini became World Champion at the end of a season that included wins in Switzerland
Italy and the Isle of Man. Sadly
Ambrosini's death in 1951 effectively put an end to Benelli's international efforts and it would be 1959 before the firm returned to the Grand Prix scene. The machine offered here represents a rare opportunity to acquire a racing motorcycle from one of Italy's premier marques
presented in restored condition
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