The Chinese bike won...
 

...the comparison!? SSR Razkull 125 was given high marks and picked as best bike for the money in this video.

https://youtu.be/H1G5lgbj74Q

I wish they would have included the "VADER".

I'm trying to get my hands on one now. Hopefully some aftermarket stuff comes out soon. Not holding my breathe though

My Sac guy ("Doug" on this site) just started carrying these. It says green sticker but nothing about being able to street register it. Not much good here in CA if you can't street it. Hopefully someday.

http://www.atvsacramento.com/html/road.html

I'm guessing both are street legal for Calif. or your guy won't be selling any. Motobuys boasts the Vader is California legal, but come to think of it, I don't think they specify street vs. green sticker. OK, just checked the 'highway' certified bikes on the 2017 EPA list, and the Razkull is listed as 50 state legal (they acknowledge CARB certified bikes as most bikes are listed as 49 state or 50 state depending on CARB. The Razkull is good to go. The Vader--can't find it on the 2016 or 2017 list, but I will keep looking....

OK, found the Vader--sold by Boom Intl Holdings--shows also as 50 state legal according to the 2016 EPA list, so member Doug's dealership is within the law of California.

That's some pretty high praises coming from a mainstream Moto journal.

When you go the SSR Motorsports website you find that they are also distributing Benelli motorcycles. Does anyone here have experience with them? I've never seen one in the road or for sale anywhere in the midatlantic area.

No members have reported buying one. J P Motorsports of San Diego has them in stock, as they are also a SSR dealership.

http://jpmotorsports.com/Motorcycles...d-a6c8001ac53e

http://jpmotorsports.com/Motorcycles...9-a69f00bb86fd

And, they even show the Zafferano scooter by Benelli

http://jpmotorsports.com/Scooters-Be...e-a6f20123e203

I know this doesn't help you directly with you being on the other side of the country, but it does show that they are 'in the wild' vs those dealer tease ads where they don't have them in stock, or they haven't even come in from overseas, and the dealer puts up the stock photos from the distributor.