The ALL NEW 2025 Beta RR X-PRO Line up! Not sure the plan here... is it the "New" Xtrainer?  

As someone torn between a xtrainer and a 200rr for really tight single track (but not necessarily hard Enduro) I think a 200rr x-pro sounds perfect.

Race Gold class level hard enduro in aus on a beta 300 re. Absolutely stocked to see this model in the line-up. Is exactly what I believe beta should be offering and will be lining up for one

So I’m one of your 60 plus year old riders, happy with my new 500 rs but who knows this may make a great second bike

I have 110iwh hours on my 22 re 300. I think the only time I've used the map switch is when I accidentally smashed my junk into it. If Beta is looking to slim down their offerings and sort of combine the RR and XT market, I guess this is the right move. I have been very pleased with my RR though. People seem to complain a lot about the zt forks but I love well they absorb the roots and rocks in north Georgia and east Tennessee

Having one spring in firks doesn't means it gonna be soft. You just get really hard one spring. I had Kxf 250 2013 with a Showa SFF fork and you can belive me it wasn't soft.

Thanks again for the time you take to put out these videos. Anxious to hear your impressions after riding these. Also, I appreciate your support over the phone with ordering parts and sharing wiring diagrams!

You now have my favorite Beta content page. Thank you for the video!

Love the map switch. Use it depending on how i feel that day or conditions

WELL DONE 🏁

I have a 480 and love it. It seems like they are making it more of a trail bike. Lower with softer sus. Seems great to me. 👍

Love the idea of lower seats. Other brands have gotten too tall lately. Maybe Beta can help reverse the trend if these bikes are successful.

I love these bikes, but the YZ 250x seems hard to beat when you save a lot of coin for any of the upgrades you’d want to throw at it.

Love the map switch ,lets you decide if your into a chill ride or not lol my 350rr 2023 is a great bike . upgraded from the 125rr 4t ,

Love the content as usual! I think the branding makes sense here for Beta. Functionally they are switching up the way the bikes are clustered. So now you can choose between an x-trainer or an x-pro if you’re an enduro/hard enduro rider, and go to the race edition or RX if you’re ripping race laps. We will all have to wait and see how that new ZF front end works. Stay awesome!

The 200cc size for the first time will have a diaphragm clutch, I have been waiting for this upgrade! The 20mm lower height is nice too for my preferences. Goldilocks seat height for average height and beginners. Demo'ing the 2024 XTrainer, the seat height was very low and rideable, while the RR RE was way too high, and the RR was barely above what I'd prefer. You asked "where's the radiator recovery tank?" In the Beta RU-vid X-Pro promo video, Brad Freeman said its located above the rear exhaust manifold.

Agree with everything you said. I have a 390 RR and a 250 RE and I use the map on both, really nice if you're wanting a little less kick.

Thanks for the video. I’m 5”11-6” this bike might be good for me

be nice to see an racing x-trainer version

Well, as a novice senior citizen who's 6'1" tall with short legs, this is interesting to me. I have a 2021 Beta 500 RRS that I love, but I have spent some time on an xtrainer as well, and having something that would feel like a mix between the two would probably suit me pretty well. And yep, I ride around the backcountry of Colorado. lol I do use my map switch some, but not a ton, but I can tell it mutes the initial hit at low rpm. On my 500 once the rpm's get up to a certain level I can't tell the difference between the maps, but at low rpm's I can.

Kairos sticker on marks number plate! He got 3rd at last year's river monster hard enduro on that Xtrainer! Really impressive

Thanks for the discussion! I don’t think they are going after the hard enduro crowd with these because they’re making a whole range, including 4 strokes. Hard enduro people will want 250/300cc two strokes. To me it feels like they are going after the trail riders, like you said - those who want a slightly more capable Xtrainer.

The senior citizens will line up in droves for a new beta designed for their inability to keep Their feet on their pegs 😂

Thanks Jared. Regarding the map switch, I'm not sure it does anything at all. If it does make a change, it is so subtle that it's almost imperceptible. On the other hand, the power valve takes the bike from tame to fire breathing. When I turn the power valve, the difference in the bike's desire to spin a tire is profound. Love your work Jared.

I'm 61 with short legs and I stayed away from the x trainer because of the suspension. Maybe the new 300 model will fit me better. Just chasing the kids through the woods.

my sherco has a coolant recovery tank behind the left number plate, and a fan.

Seems like this could be a popular bike - I like the new name - never thought "trainer" was great.

Only bike I've ever wanted to use map switch in "rain mode" is my '24 race edition 300. The '24 is a little aggressive compared to my '21 and '23 re 300's. So until I get my gearing dialed and power valve set exactly where it tractors like my '23 I run it in rain mode to take some of the hit out of the throttle.

It’s interesting because Beta doesn’t seem to really care about hard enduro pro riders versus traditional enduro events.

Lower sounds good...but unless the have re-designed the frame so its NOT lower under the bash plate, losing ground clearance can make it harder to get over obstacles

Traction Control works Amazing in Extreme / Hard Slow Technical terrain.

I'm not six foot five I'm only 6 foot, but as a older and still very capable and active rider, I would have no issue with a one inch lower seat height on my older RR's given the type of technical riding that I prefer to do. I'm not slamming water bars tapped out in sixth anymore. As far as the new forks go, even if there is no performance increase over the current single function forks a bit of a weight savings is always welcome.I sense that the new bike will feel much lighter on it's feet over the current version.

Might invest myself 😂

I love my 2020 250 RR RACE. The KYB was a game changer for me. Out of the box the best bike I have ever owned.

I think it might be the perfect bike for a lot of people. My son rides a 300 xtrianer that I find not enough bike I ride a 24 te300 that is more bike than I need. that bike fits in the middle

Jared this is the same date Beta always released the new RR’s. The XT isn’t going anywhere, it’s the top seller.

I use the map switch and tc on my 430 rrs. I can tell a difference in the throttle response with the map settings. I’m a little like you in that I’m not 100% sure I notice a significant difference with the tc.. In my case, it is most likely due to my poor technique …..Even so, I still will use both when faced with wet/slick hill climbs….

Yeah unsure about the xpro. Suspension seems interesting but the ignition switch is kinda ridiculous. The overflow tank, pull strap, and bar mounts are cool tho. The lower seat height seems like it would be good for shorter riders who dont want the xtrainer maybe due to engine or suspension reasons. Im finallly gonna be able to uncrate my 24 300 RE in a few weeks as well.

2 Hawaiians in there at 17 & 22. Nice job Team KRD

Tall riders may want a xpro with a tall seat. It cracks me up how much hair splitting goes on dirt bikes. Remember, it is 80% rider, 20% bike. Saw a guy finish midpack out of 70 entrants in a 2.5 hour B class harescramble in AZ on a klx300 dual sport with no suspension upgrades.

When is the 500 project gonna be going/done? Missed that maybe... also thinking that I should have waited til '25 for MY 300RX...24 is literally new still, may just trade it in. Psyched for '25!

the keyless thing should of been hard wired just like the tracking device i put behind the headlight on my bike. i had a 4 stroke and 2 stroke and never used the map switch

The XT is not a beginner bike as you have so eloquently stated. It's made for Midgets like me. It's a great woods bike. I yanked the IOS......Garbage, Had AMP do as much suspension as possible to keep it from deflecting, for my style of riding. Rocks, creeks, logs, single Trax, hill climbs. All Beta really needs to do is give the XT a better suspension and the bike will be a hit.

I have a 24 300 race edition and I love it. But, I can’t really tell all that much between the maps. I just keep it in sunny mode though.

Hi, it seems that many BETA customers are sceptical about this model, what is also strange and amazing to me is that they apparently did not use a survey with their the dealer network or a customer satisfaction report in order to determine customer needs and adapt new model specs, ...or did they?

Something that I never understood is that why do they not make a 250 4stk?

Where is the 125 RRS 4-stroke street legal bike going to be back I like that bike I want one for my wife

Softness isn't a function of the number of springs in the forks. It only depends on the total spring rate. You can have a single spring fork that is way harder than a dual spring fork.

I ride/race mostly single track/hard enduro. A few time per year i race xc. I went with the race edition because we all know sach are not good enough. What i dont understand… wp came with this 1 spring design (Xplor) and it has been the most hated forks of the industry. Many many suspension brand (dal saggio, wp 6500, kreft, race tech, krooztune, mxtech) made lot of money because of this design flaw And now Sachs does the same.

Is Beta still making the RS models for 2025? I would think there are a ton of people here in the US that want an enduo that has a plate. Especially people who like doing true BDRs that are mostly single track.

Wish I was closer to you guys my dealer stopped selling beta bought a husqvarna pro first impressions don't like as much as beta

I wondor if the bew Betas have in mould graphics like KTM and Sherco? I hope they do finally.

Hey! Im interested of the 2025 maps are they more agressive/torqy than 2024 maps. My 2024 is too mellow and untorqy to be 480 but i have heard that 2022 map will make the bike to feel like a 480, only downside is that it will be harder to start again so can you get some information about this?

Hm... Cant say if this is the right direction. I think the RR are fine now, missing at my 23 300rr more steering Angle (the 24s are way better) and the ZF fork needs a better internal Setup. I will swtichzto a racing Model next year and soften the kyb Suspension. Beta should bring a racing Version of the x Trainer. I would by one directly. A flickable light weigth 300 for Hard Enduro and fun 😊

will the new 2025 plastics fit on my 23 RR?

I currently own a 23 390 4T, do you know if my existing larger tank will fit the new X-Pro?

The RR you sell now is the best bike you have! All I heard was cheaper, weaker, and slower for the "new" model. I agree with Jared, this is the wrong direction for Beta.

X-pro is just additional branding being added to the regular RR range, the xtrainer still exists. Range is now RR X-Pro, RR Racing and Xtrainer. Plain RR has been superseded.

So is the X-trainer discontinued?

Are we SURE that they won't be using this frame to build the Race Editions?

I bought a normal 200RR instead of RE. I do race harescrambles and cross country. Am I doomed ? lol

I always just take off the map switch. Looks dumb anyway and I'm a low rpm rider anyway.

from my understanding the xpro replaces the standard beta and they keep the reace editon

Can someone give me insite on a really bad clutch drag issue on a 2018 beta 300, have new slave cylinder, plates, friction discs,

Are they actually eliminating the RR model or adding another lineup?

From a 2023 390rr owner im pretty dissapointed, i think is a bad move from beta at least for me, i practice and race 80% enduro and 20% mx, the actual rr bike with some suspension changes its doing well on both, really dont want to pay the extra price for the race edition bike and this new models seems to be far from i need on a bike, probably my last year on beta

A single sided fork sping fork is not good for offroad. This will be a big fail and will be just like fixing a ktm frint air fork. It will be a $2,000 fix to make it right for roots and rocks.

I think Beta is really falling behind by holding off on fuel injected two strokes. I know a lot of people still want carbs but after riding several TBI bikes now I am not one of those people. It will be interesting when Sherco announces their 2025 lineup as signs point to them releasing FI 2 strokes this year. New fork sounds like a step in the wrong direction, I hope the new frame makes the bike handle more like the XTrainer than the older RR models.

To me it looks like just a new and improved RR lineup focusing more on Beta's whole "Rideability" theme. Making a serious enduro bike that a average joe can ride. Kinda something KTM doesnt seem to care about. I like that they all have electric start and kickstart included now. I have a 23 200rr, looks like on the X-Pro the pipe is way different.

Suspension already sounds janky. Parts and tuning will be a mystery. KYB is the main reason everyone wants the race edition. Why they don't put kyb on all their bikes. Mho is the zf is garbage suspension.

Every time motocross bikes have gone to one sided spring forks they have been a fail. Beta has always been known for getting the highest level aftermarket components , wish they would have stuck to that with the new forks. KTM is running closed cartridge forks now. Cmon Beta!

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I’m super disappointed with my new 2024 xtrainer at 2-1/2 hours first oil change the gearbox is full of coolant I have never had a problem with any Japanese dirt bike I have bought in the last 40 years. At the dealer now and have no update on the problem yet. I really hope this isn’t a start to a P.O.S bike with a troublesome ownership.

That bike will literally be dangerous under Breaking. This is how I tore my knee on my KTM. With those stupid wp explorer forks. Once I put $500 into the front with the K tech kit I was completely happy. Finally had a dirt bike. That was safe to ride. Customers should know that they will probably need to do the same. Because a lot of the customers are beginners. You don't want beginners learning on a bike that is uncontrollable, harsh and too soft on down hills. I know what I'm saying. Here in Southern Oregon we have very steep trails. Suspension is a big deal. A lot of people don't realize it because they have decent suspension. But single Spring forks are garbage and dangerous. Might as well remove the rear shock And try to control 50 horse power in a mini bike frame. People said a lot of bad things about KTm. now it's time to say about Beta. Be prepared to spend at least 500 to have the front fourth rebuilt with A K tech kit. The Best Buy out there. It is and will always be A TPI KTM, With a kickstart.

I never use the map switch on my RR (which I LOVE). This is super disappointing though. I didn't want the stiff KYB, the RR is a perfect bike if your not an A-AA rider. So dumb BETA! Sounds like you lose a lot more than the $200ish decrease in price.

It’s a beta nothing plush about beta Suspension