Cruiser With Scooter DNA? Benda Chinchilla 350 CVT Neo Shocks the Bike World!

The Benda Chinchilla 350 CVT Neo is here—and it’s rewriting the rules of what a cruiser can be. Imagine classic cruiser styling fused with scooter simplicity: no clutch, no gears, just twist-and-go. Powered by a 343cc V-twin engine delivering 34 horsepower, this automatic cruiser combines the soul of a motorcycle with the convenience of a scooter.

In this video, we break down everything you need to know about the Chinchilla 350 CVT—its specs, design, who it’s really for, and why it could be a game-changer for new riders and seasoned bikers alike. Will traditional cruiser fans embrace it, or dismiss it as a scooter in disguise?

From its unique handlebar brake setup to its lighter weight compared to full-size cruisers, the Chinchilla 350 CVT Neo challenges the old-school rules of motorcycling. With confirmed exports to Europe and potential U.S. entry, this bike could spark big debates in the riding community.

Would you personally ride a cruiser with a CVT? Share your thoughts in the comments—we want to hear your take!

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