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Benelli
Devil 50
Sport · 50 cc
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Quick reference values. Model year, generation and trim can differ.
Displacement
50 cc
Category
Sport
Models in the same category and price range to consider alongside the Devil 50.
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
1991 - 1993
The Racing factory trim from the same 1991–1993 run. A period review describes liquid cooling with an additional fan and a four-speed gearbox; check those trim details, together with original bodywork and wiring, before buying.
Years
1991 - 1993
The regular Devil 50 with a 17-inch sports-moped layout, disc brakes and manual transmission. A market reference lists 83 kg dry weight, a 10-litre tank and five gears; always compare those details with the type plate and actual trim.
The Benelli Devil 50 is a genuine geared 50 cc sports moped from Benelli's Selci era, built from 1991 through 1993. It is separate from the compact City Bike, the Spring and later automatic Benelli scooters: the Devil uses 17-inch wheels, disc brakes and a manual transmission. The standard Devil 50 and Devil 50 Racing are distinct factory trims within the same short model run.
Its appeal is the lightweight sport-motorcycle look and the liquid-cooled Minarelli DL3 two-stroke basis documented for this family. A period Racing owner review specifically describes liquid cooling with an additional fan; confirm that hardware on the individual machine. Buy on condition rather than name alone: many examples have been modified, while original cooling, exhaust, carburation, wiring and brakes matter for reliability and collectability. Always verify frame number and homologation before ordering parts.