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2019 RR RACING

2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING
2019 RR RACING

RR MY 2019 RACING

The new Beta RR my 2019 arrives on the market with a broader range than in previous years. The Tuscan bike builder, in fact, hasn't just been working towards a more refined product with significant technical improvements: it's also introduced a new 200 cc engine. A 2-stroke that, following the recent introduction of the 125 cc, completes the product range, which now features no less than eight different models.


The Beta philosophy is to make sure each engine size has its own distinct personality so as to meet the specific needs of every enduro rider.
Given the engine size and low weight, the newly arrived RR 200 2T has inherited the chassis set-up of the 125. More specifically, the frame, in chrome molybdenum with double cradle split above the exhaust port, has been designed for small engine displacements. It features revised main dimensions and ensures optimal engine positioning. The chassis, an offshoot of its smaller 125cc sister - is characterized by a special layout that aims to optimize weight distribution and engine dynamics.
This model, thanks to the introduction of the automatic oil injector and the electric start, it's a great all-around bike for those looking for some epic Enduro or off-road free time fun.
The new 200cc, showed in preview during the Press Presentation of the Enduro MY 2019 range, will go into production during the next Autumn.
Of course, there's been no lack of upgrades across the existing range either, with improvements stemming from extensive race experience: in the last two years Beta has won two EnduroGP Manufacturers World Championships, an Enduro3 World Title and EnduroGP title with Steve Holcombe, an Enduro Junior World Title with Brad Freeman and two wins in the Assoluti d’Italia.
Work has focused on both the engine and the chassis setup, with particular attention being paid to the suspension – front and rear – now fitted with top-drawer ZF Sachs components which are much more advanced than those used in the past.

TECHNICAL DATA

Chassis

Max Height 1270 mm
Frame Molybdenum steel with double cradle split above the exhaust port
Wheelbase 1490 mm
Max Length 2180 mm
Max Width 807 mm
Seat Height 940 mm
Ground Clearance 320 MM
Footrest Height 413 mm
Dry Weight 110,0 kg (front 53,0 kg; rear 57,0 kg)
Fuel Tank Capacity 8,0 l.
Front Suspension Hydraulic USD fork with ø 48 mm shaft
Rear Suspension Monoshock with progressive compound lever