@@IRCTireUSAMoto I began my trail learning recently because it's easier to learn enduro skill, I wonder if you could do a video about how to transfer trail skill to enduro bike riding?
Still some of the best moto content on RUclips. Great explanation, and I loved how you explained what the bike does for you, letting you flow in your existence. Not corny - that's what we're here for.
Hi Rich, picked up my 2023 Beta 300 RR Race in May, purchased based on your videos, got it set up now and will have the first ride this weekend. Love you videos up here in Canada.
PLEASE TRY AN XTRAINER WITH AN RR OR FATTY PIPE! I think it will provide a great contrast and insight into an affordable bike that exceeds its expectations. I LOVE YOU AND THIS CHANNEL!
I'd love to see him on a Xtrainer as well. The smaller frame really gives it a nimble feel and it's the same engine as the 300rr, but you have to change the pipe and adjust the power valve. He'd also need to redo the suspension on the Xtrainer.
RaizT1 at the speeds he rides, the trials like suspension might be just what the doctor ordered. Even without any adjustment, just the rr pipe unleashes enough low end to power out from 0mph in 3rd. The stock pipe is an anemic cost saving initiative that should be replaced at all cost.
Stoked to see you running astra bars. Instant game changer for myself. Im 6’6” I had a very hard time getting my wheel to spin while climbing. The first hill I climbed with the astra’s I could spin. It’s crazy how much they improved my climbing.
I demoed all of the 2023 Beta lineup back in January and my favorite was the 300 race edition. Could not believe how much more luggable it was compared to the 300rr and even the x-trainer. The suspension was excellent too. The xtrainer was my second favorite and I even managed to pull off the course and do a few pivot turns it’s a total play bike so confidence inspiring. But for an overall versatile bike I really want a 300 race edition.
Wow - gives me Goosebumps❤ I also fall in love with this brand. Since I am an “advanced beginner” and only 170 cm short, I think the 200 RR fit my needs. Not sure the race edition would be the better choice for me here in Thailand for Hard Enduro. Your Tips always appreciated, Rich!
All the modern Euro two stroke 300's are brilliant. I have Husky TE300i and love it. My riding buddies have KTMs, Sherco, Beta and we often swap around. They are all fantastic in my opinion (I'm an average rider). I'd be happy with any of them. But yes, I must admit my mates Beta is so cool, I never like swapping it back. Cheers
Great explanation and honesty. I keep hearing about how stall resistant the 390 is for a 4 stroke. Would love to see you review one in a hard enduro setting Cheers.
Rich, I just went from the 2023 Beta RR300 Racing to the RR200 Racing. I'm a smaller guy so it was the right pick for me and oh boy does it rip! It's incredible! Definitely give it a try one day, so much fun.
Cutlers was awesome to work with when I had my 2016 Beta 300 race edition Although I bought it in Idaho, Dale was very helpful with taking care of my warranty claim on my fork tubes as well as getting any parts I needed during my ownership.
Great looking bike! I love my 21’ Xtrainer. I would be curious to get your opinion on the Xtrainer. Aside from that, would you consider a video going in depth on explaining suspension and setup? Possibly help show what to look for when dialing in the suspension. Trail/ hardenduro settings would be my choice. Great video’s. 👍👍
Cutlers in Orem Utah is a great place. I bought my Xtrainer there this year, and the staff is awesome. Currently looking for new IRC tires for my xtrainer :)
I'm considering the 390, but don't ride technical hard enduro very often, getting old for that and not much of that in Florida. I have a Spanish GasGas GP300 for any techinical riding, fun bike, climbs great with IRC tires. I ride mostly Florida sand, some mountain single track or jeep roads, dual sport events. I'm 58 years old and feel the 4 stroke is easier to ride and more planted with less effort, better for an older guy. I would like to see you test this bike out. I'm considering ordering a 2024 race for the KYB suspension. Glad to hear you think the new KYB's are softer
I have a '17 390RR, more suitable to enduro than hard enduro but a wonderful all-round bike. Listening to fellow local riders with other Euro brands, I agree that Betas seem to be more robustly built, far fewer problems - if only they would sort their electrics out though! Would be interested to see you try an X-Trainer and/or 200RR. Love your content, keep up the good work
Well, since I’m looking to get a Beta 4 stroke…that would be my vote for you to review…specifically the 390 vs the 430…I’m looking at the RR-S models as the majority of the time, I ride to the trails…
Rich, love your videos. PLEASE test the Beta 350 and 390! I do not ride knarly stuff like you do, just the typical trails with a few roots, a few rocks, and of course, some jumps and hill climbs. I switched to 4 strokes years ago, and every time I throw a leg over a 2T and ride, it just feels antique, but I know it is the best tool for the job you ask of your bikes and that many guys prefer them. In any case, I would love to hear your thoughts on the Beta 350 vs KTM 350 xcf. Thanks.
I'd love to see you test out the Beta 200 rr/re as well as the xtrainer! These are the bikes that seem the most appealing to me being a trail rider currently on a crf250f.
Love your channel. I was considering the 4s beta 390 because of the long stroke . Then I realized the 300 Beta 2s has a longer stroke than the 390 4s. the 390 is 88x63.4 vs 73X70 for the 300.
Just bought a '22 300rr partly based on your enthusiasm for the brand. Am hoping it will take me to the next level with plenty of practice and lots of tips from "The IRC Tire Guy"
I’ve been riding for fifty years and had probably 25 dirt bikes and my 2022 Beta 300 rr is the best all around bike I’ve had. My son rides a 300 rr race and loves it.
Our local Moto trials club held an AHRMA event. I was a checker. There were mostly Japanese trials bike from the 70’s and early 80’s. A few newer bikes doing old style rules. There was a nicely restored BSA 441. A BSA in original condition that was previously owned by Dick Mann. And an Ariel 500 in original condition. I think the owner said 1955. The owner of the bike offered to let me ride it, but I had checker commitments to the section. But I did get to twist the throttle. OMG was that motor smooth. No vibration or sound change until I backed off the throttle. A 27 pound flywheel helps. And it ran so smooth and slow. I guess back then you where happy with 300 pounds, 3 inches of primitive suspension and questionable brakes.
You are definitely a very technical rider and you need the grunt and the power of 300 2t, but I would like to to see you testing small bores like the 150 tpi or tbi and TM 144 FI. Hope you can put your hands on in one or some for a proper review with decent amount of hours on the bike. Until than just keep providing us with your content I like and feel it useful 👌✊
Just bought a 390 race edition. I did not like the way the kyb was set up for me and my local conditions. It did not soak the rocks and roots well. After a couple of revalves, they work very well
I'd love to hear your take on the Beta 390. That 4 stroke motor seems to win hearts, even with 2 stroke guys. Maybe a bit tame for a rider of your caliber, but your opinion would be great to hear, nonetheless.
Would love to see you put the 390 to the test. I just picked one up and I’m excited to see what I can do, but you could show me what the bike itself can do. Which would be awesome.
I’d like to see you try the 2023 300 RR. There is a few 2023 300 race editions and a few 300 RR at the enduro club I belong to and out of the 2 bikes most seem to prefer the RR over the race. It would be nice to see your expert analysis of the two bikes side by side.
Dear Rich! You are an inspiration of the enduro world. Can you please make a review of bikes for newbie. I got my first 60 motor hours on a chinese 21 horse power bike and now wants to continue my enduro way on something good. I think about Rieju MR300 and KTM250 EXC-F. I like sound of 2t, but a little scared of its' power.
I got 2 betas. 2020 200rr race. and 2022 250 rr race. It is really hard to decide which one I love most. I love them both. Midwest clutch lever is great upgrade.
Do you have any experience on the 300? I'm on one now, but I think the 250 Race Edition would suit my riding style better. Do you have any thoughts / opinions between the two?
Great vid. I have heard good riders say that you need to steer the beta with the back wheel more. Not talking about steering lock more a general feel when cornering. Would you say that is fair?
Went from a 2020 ktm 300 to a 21 300RR and can happily say I wouldn’t go back… especially the price difference! Beta is such a good bike for the money compared to a ktm which costs thousands more here in Australia
Hi Rich yes i want to take advantage of your testing another bike , it would be nice to see you test the 2024 Yamaha wr250f and or the Yamaha wr450f or both just because its supposed to have the some of the best of all the Trates in the four stroke arena's, that being said it would be nice if they made a wr 350f but they dont, would be a nice watch , they seem to have all the other bikes on video but not the Yamaha, the Beta is certainly a nice bike, thanks Mike
Rich, a handful of friends and I would love to see you review bikes for young riders at that phase between a 125cc four-stroke trail bike and a full size bike. You have inspired myself and so many many of us, sharing your knowledge and expertise has helped to get friends and I so hooked that all of our kids are riding now. There are kids outgrowing the 125 four strokes that have gotten so smooth, always on the pegs, and solid basics. Problem is at 11-12 years old they just aren't big enough for a full size bike and the next size up trail bikes are way way too heavy. What do you think about a lowered Beta 200 v X-Trainer, lowered Sherco 125, older KTM 200 XC? Are super minis ok for tight Oregon woods riding? I am leaning toward a lowered Beta 200 for my 12 year old son. Your opinion would be much appreciated.
Need a advice. I have a lot of experience with 4-Stroke Enduro bikes. Very like it, especially Engine Braking feature. But 2-Strokes also interest me. My problem that I've tried only YZ250X and I hate it, but probably because it more dirtbike, not enduro (I also not really enjoy 4-Stroke Dirtbikes). My question is: which 2-Stroke Enduro should I try for giving it a second chance or maybe even change my mind and fall in love with 2-Strokes?
@IRCTireUSAMoto can you share more details about your midvalve settings that you are changing to get rid of that "topping out" feeling? I have the exact same year make and I am having that very issue. I have had to slow down the rebound to lessen that feeling but its still there.
I’d like to see you test a 24 xcw/te/ec. I tried a 300 rr race just recently and really thought the 250 rr was the better bike. No accounting for taste….
You should definitely try one of the new ktm/husky 300s because of tbi, as for beta I've heard nothing but praise for the 200, Jonny Walker bought one himself
You're a great ambassador of the sport, Rich. And IRC is blessed to have you as a representative.
The way you described getting lost in the bike because it's tuned just right was poetic! Thanks for the content!
Would love to see you test the Beta Xtrainer and give your perspective on it’s suitability for newer riders.
I'm always amazed and impressed how you tranfser trials riding techniques to a full sized bike. A true master, Rich.
Thank you 🙏
@@IRCTireUSAMoto I began my trail learning recently because it's easier to learn enduro skill, I wonder if you could do a video about how to transfer trail skill to enduro bike riding?
Rich, it would be great to see what you can do on Beta 200 and then a Beta 390. Always good content!
Still some of the best moto content on RUclips. Great explanation, and I loved how you explained what the bike does for you, letting you flow in your existence. Not corny - that's what we're here for.
Hi Rich, picked up my 2023 Beta 300 RR Race in May, purchased based on your videos, got it set up now and will have the first ride this weekend. Love you videos up here in Canada.
PLEASE TRY AN XTRAINER WITH AN RR OR FATTY PIPE! I think it will provide a great contrast and insight into an affordable bike that exceeds its expectations. I LOVE YOU AND THIS CHANNEL!
I'd love to see him on a Xtrainer as well. The smaller frame really gives it a nimble feel and it's the same engine as the 300rr, but you have to change the pipe and adjust the power valve. He'd also need to redo the suspension on the Xtrainer.
RaizT1 at the speeds he rides, the trials like suspension might be just what the doctor ordered.
Even without any adjustment, just the rr pipe unleashes enough low end to power out from 0mph in 3rd. The stock pipe is an anemic cost saving initiative that should be replaced at all cost.
Stoked to see you running astra bars. Instant game changer for myself. Im 6’6” I had a very hard time getting my wheel to spin while climbing. The first hill I climbed with the astra’s I could spin. It’s crazy how much they improved my climbing.
I demoed all of the 2023 Beta lineup back in January and my favorite was the 300 race edition. Could not believe how much more luggable it was compared to the 300rr and even the x-trainer. The suspension was excellent too. The xtrainer was my second favorite and I even managed to pull off the course and do a few pivot turns it’s a total play bike so confidence inspiring. But for an overall versatile bike I really want a 300 race edition.
Wow - gives me Goosebumps❤ I also fall in love with this brand. Since I am an “advanced beginner” and only 170 cm short, I think the 200 RR fit my needs. Not sure the race edition would be the better choice for me here in Thailand for Hard Enduro. Your Tips always appreciated, Rich!
I have a Honda 450, and have been eyeing the beta line. I love the sound of 2 strokes. This video makes me want one even more!
LOVE THAT YOU TORE UP THE DEALERSHIP LOT ,LOL ,EXTREMELY TALENTED, PRATICE ,PRACTICE ,PRACTICE .
All the modern Euro two stroke 300's are brilliant. I have Husky TE300i and love it. My riding buddies have KTMs, Sherco, Beta and we often swap around. They are all fantastic in my opinion (I'm an average rider). I'd be happy with any of them. But yes, I must admit my mates Beta is so cool, I never like swapping it back. Cheers
Great explanation and honesty. I keep hearing about how stall resistant the 390 is for a 4 stroke. Would love to see you review one in a hard enduro setting
Cheers.
I'd like to see you try the 390. Out of the 2020 Beta lineup at a demo it is the one I resonated most with along with the 200.
A really fun video to watch.
Thanks
The 200-300 motorcycles are more common
I would like to see you more the 150 TPI 2 S
That's an awesome looking bike congrats on the buy. I've always liked Betas. I will just havee to buy one myself to really find out
Well, they certainly are nice looking bikes. Great video.
Rich, I just went from the 2023 Beta RR300 Racing to the RR200 Racing. I'm a smaller guy so it was the right pick for me and oh boy does it rip! It's incredible! Definitely give it a try one day, so much fun.
Good to hear! want to try it!
Cutlers was awesome to work with when I had my 2016 Beta 300 race edition Although I bought it in Idaho, Dale was very helpful with taking care of my warranty claim on my fork tubes as well as getting any parts I needed during my ownership.
🤯!! Im having a rough time paying attention because im trying to process what im watching.
Unreal😁😁!! Awesome!!!!
Haha! Thanks!!
Great looking bike! I love my 21’ Xtrainer. I would be curious to get your opinion on the Xtrainer. Aside from that, would you consider a video going in depth on explaining suspension and setup? Possibly help show what to look for when dialing in the suspension. Trail/ hardenduro settings would be my choice. Great video’s. 👍👍
Great run-down . Thank you .
Great open and honest review Rich, much appreciated. I have a Rieju MR300 Six days and would love to see you review that. Personally I love it 🤘🏻
Beta 200! You on rhat little thing would be fun to watch. Thanks for the video and your honesty.
Thanks for sharing Rich! Great choice!! Although I have a TM Racing 300EN, it's great to see how the other non KTM world is treating us.
Cutlers in Orem Utah is a great place. I bought my Xtrainer there this year, and the staff is awesome. Currently looking for new IRC tires for my xtrainer :)
I'm considering the 390, but don't ride technical hard enduro very often, getting old for that and not much of that in Florida. I have a Spanish GasGas GP300 for any techinical riding, fun bike, climbs great with IRC tires. I ride mostly Florida sand, some mountain single track or jeep roads, dual sport events. I'm 58 years old and feel the 4 stroke is easier to ride and more planted with less effort, better for an older guy. I would like to see you test this bike out. I'm considering ordering a 2024 race for the KYB suspension. Glad to hear you think the new KYB's are softer
Thanks for the video, Rich! I love my 22’ 390 RRS. I’d love to see you ride one and give your opinion, pros, & cons. Thanks!
I have a '17 390RR, more suitable to enduro than hard enduro but a wonderful all-round bike. Listening to fellow local riders with other Euro brands, I agree that Betas seem to be more robustly built, far fewer problems - if only they would sort their electrics out though! Would be interested to see you try an X-Trainer and/or 200RR. Love your content, keep up the good work
I agree! Would love to see Xtrainer and 200rr review.
they got a lot better in the later years on electrical components and connections
Wait what’s wrong with electrical?
I got a 21 EC300 after watching your rides on one. Haven't regretted it yet, great choice. Still can't pivot turn....😂
Great commentary. Love my '23 300rr. Not good enough to notice the differences between the rr and the race.
Well, since I’m looking to get a Beta 4 stroke…that would be my vote for you to review…specifically the 390 vs the 430…I’m looking at the RR-S models as the majority of the time, I ride to the trails…
18'' 390 (145hrs) owner. Only issue is electric connections. Dielectric grease fixed that. Zero starter or motor issues. Good bikes.
Rich, love your videos. PLEASE test the Beta 350 and 390! I do not ride knarly stuff like you do, just the typical trails with a few roots, a few rocks, and of course, some jumps and hill climbs. I switched to 4 strokes years ago, and every time I throw a leg over a 2T and ride, it just feels antique, but I know it is the best tool for the job you ask of your bikes and that many guys prefer them. In any case, I would love to hear your thoughts on the Beta 350 vs KTM 350 xcf. Thanks.
Awesome video, thank you Rich! Could you try to test the 2023 Beta 200 rr please?
I'd love to see you test out the Beta 200 rr/re as well as the xtrainer! These are the bikes that seem the most appealing to me being a trail rider currently on a crf250f.
Love your channel. I was considering the 4s beta 390 because of the long stroke . Then I realized the 300 Beta 2s has a longer stroke than the 390 4s. the 390 is 88x63.4 vs 73X70 for the 300.
Just bought a '22 300rr partly based on your enthusiasm for the brand. Am hoping it will take me to the next level with plenty of practice and lots of tips from "The IRC Tire Guy"
It won’t. Should have bought from experience. Should have gotten a Ktm.
Buying a bike to make you better is some comical shit
I’ve been riding for fifty years and had probably 25 dirt bikes and my 2022 Beta 300 rr is the best all around bike I’ve had.
My son rides a 300 rr race and loves it.
@@youwontdoit not was i was saying mate
@@youwontdoit now that is funny
Nice bike, you're a great rider too!
Our local Moto trials club held an AHRMA event. I was a checker. There were mostly Japanese trials bike from the 70’s and early 80’s. A few newer bikes doing old style rules.
There was a nicely restored BSA 441. A BSA in original condition that was previously owned by Dick Mann. And an Ariel 500 in original condition. I think the owner said 1955.
The owner of the bike offered to let me ride it, but I had checker commitments to the section. But I did get to twist the throttle. OMG was that motor smooth. No vibration or sound change until I backed off the throttle. A 27 pound flywheel helps. And it ran so smooth and slow.
I guess back then you where happy with 300 pounds, 3 inches of primitive suspension and questionable brakes.
great video man! Its absolutely the bike I'll be trying next...the fresh yz wants a sister in the van.
Thanks Brad!
Excellent video. I would like to see some smaller displacement bikes tested.
Great vid! You should review the Rieju MR300 and give us your honest feedback.
Cheers
Great video. What is the setting for the exhaust valve? Merci
Yes i ride like that, in my dreams, then wake up. Brilliant!!
2:58 "I found out early on, I end up breaking those."😅🤣😂😅🤣😂
great review, love the detail !!
Glad you liked it!
I love my '22 390RR. Absolutely wonderful bike.
You are definitely a very technical rider and you need the grunt and the power of 300 2t, but I would like to to see you testing small bores like the 150 tpi or tbi and TM 144 FI. Hope you can put your hands on in one or some for a proper review with decent amount of hours on the bike. Until than just keep providing us with your content I like and feel it useful 👌✊
I KNOW I’ll never have your skill but I enjoy watching and dreaming! Nice bike
I read that the 24s will have new radiators allowing for more steering angle. I sure hope that’s the case! I want a beta again
Love to see you test the Beta 200!
I mounted a vx40 a few weeks ago and i love it.
Just bought a 390 race edition. I did not like the way the kyb was set up for me and my local conditions. It did not soak the rocks and roots well. After a couple of revalves, they work very well
Good information as always 👍
Any chance of getting a breakdown on the list of irc offroad tires of what makes which ones better in certain scenarios and why go one vs another.
Great review would luv to see you test the 200 for those shorter, less experienced riders? .
I'd love to hear your take on the Beta 390. That 4 stroke motor seems to win hearts, even with 2 stroke guys. Maybe a bit tame for a rider of your caliber, but your opinion would be great to hear, nonetheless.
Love to see your opinion on the 24 xcw/te300 bikes. Oil mixed tbi, and new cc fork 👊🏼✊🏼
Thanks Rich!
Would love to see you put the 390 to the test. I just picked one up and I’m excited to see what I can do, but you could show me what the bike itself can do. Which would be awesome.
I enjoyed my Xtrainer when I had it. I will look at Beta again when they go FI. I wonder if Sherco will go FI this year.
Definitely love to see the 4 strokes tested
I'd LOVE to get your to do a 350/ 390cc comparison between the RR and the racing version from Beta. No one else has done that.
I’d like to see you try the 2023 300 RR. There is a few 2023 300 race editions and a few 300 RR at the enduro club I belong to and out of the 2 bikes most seem to prefer the RR over the race. It would be nice to see your expert analysis of the two bikes side by side.
Dear Rich! You are an inspiration of the enduro world. Can you please make a review of bikes for newbie. I got my first 60 motor hours on a chinese 21 horse power bike and now wants to continue my enduro way on something good. I think about Rieju MR300 and KTM250 EXC-F. I like sound of 2t, but a little scared of its' power.
I got 2 betas. 2020 200rr race. and 2022 250 rr race. It is really hard to decide which one I love most. I love them both. Midwest clutch lever is great upgrade.
Do you have any experience on the 300? I'm on one now, but I think the 250 Race Edition would suit my riding style better. Do you have any thoughts / opinions between the two?
No experience on 300. I'm a small guy I was always worried it's too heavy . My friend have one and he's doing really good on it.
@MsDev77 okay gotcha. Thanks. I love the 300, but I think I'm looking for something that feels like a more traditional MX two stroke.
Would love to see you test the Husky fe350, such a smooth powered and nimble 4 stroke
Rieju 200 and 300 please.Thanks for your great videos.
Would love to see some TBI action. Maybe another TX300 with the new spring forks. But I'm a TX fanboy 😂
You need to try a Beta 200rr race edition (love mine) & a 350rr 4t race edition (one i maybe want but aint found a good buy yet)
Great vid. I have heard good riders say that you need to steer the beta with the back wheel more. Not talking about steering lock more a general feel when cornering. Would you say that is fair?
Would like to see you review the 390 in full dual sport trim. See how far have dual sports come.
Went from a 2020 ktm 300 to a 21 300RR and can happily say I wouldn’t go back… especially the price difference! Beta is such a good bike for the money compared to a ktm which costs thousands more here in Australia
I agree, I ditched KTM for Sherco 18 months ago and have never looked back.
Would love to see you test a 200rr, ive been considering one next year!
Coming soon!
I've got a 22 390 RR-s that's had the shocks fixed, and a 22 ktm 125xc that is amazing.
I want a 24 200 RE now.
I'd like to see what you think of the 2023 390 rr from beta and see how it compares
Would love to see a test ride of a KTM 300XCW TBI
Wow great ! I got a 22 race edition and that bike make me feel like a hero , I knew it ! when I saw the title of the video was a beta your choice .
😂 easy to guess!
Would like to see you review the Rieju MR250/300 bikes.
Hi Rich yes i want to take advantage of your testing another bike , it would be nice to see you test the 2024 Yamaha wr250f and or the Yamaha wr450f or both just because its supposed to have the some of the best of all the Trates in the four stroke arena's, that being said it would be nice if they made a wr 350f but they dont, would be a nice watch , they seem to have all the other bikes on video but not the Yamaha, the Beta is certainly a nice bike, thanks Mike
Rich, a handful of friends and I would love to see you review bikes for young riders at that phase between a 125cc four-stroke trail bike and a full size bike. You have inspired myself and so many many of us, sharing your knowledge and expertise has helped to get friends and I so hooked that all of our kids are riding now. There are kids outgrowing the 125 four strokes that have gotten so smooth, always on the pegs, and solid basics. Problem is at 11-12 years old they just aren't big enough for a full size bike and the next size up trail bikes are way way too heavy. What do you think about a lowered Beta 200 v X-Trainer, lowered Sherco 125, older KTM 200 XC? Are super minis ok for tight Oregon woods riding? I am leaning toward a lowered Beta 200 for my 12 year old son. Your opinion would be much appreciated.
Yeah, id be interested in a review of the rr200
I’d like to hear your thoughts on the new TBI KTM bikes
You should test the beta 350 and 390. The 390 has that extra grunt down low but the 350 is just so smooth and fun to ride.
I need to make it happen!
You could’ve rode my 350 in Ohio Rich. Your class definitely helped me ride better at the Baby Burr yesterday.
You have to try the 200. You will have more fun on that bike than any other bike! And who doesn't like fun?
KYB is awesome, on my Sherco 300 se factory feels fantastic.
So good
As all OG Rich fans would agree you stand in the technical stuff and in RUclips vids... Way way more comfortable with your hands "talking" 🤘🤘🤙🤙🤙
Lol
I want a Beta 200. Still hanging on to my KDX200 right now .
Need a advice. I have a lot of experience with 4-Stroke Enduro bikes. Very like it, especially Engine Braking feature. But 2-Strokes also interest me. My problem that I've tried only YZ250X and I hate it, but probably because it more dirtbike, not enduro (I also not really enjoy 4-Stroke Dirtbikes).
My question is: which 2-Stroke Enduro should I try for giving it a second chance or maybe even change my mind and fall in love with 2-Strokes?
Such a nice bike Rich! Do you still have that TM?
Would like to see you ride and giving your thoughts on the new Husqvarna TE 300
Would love to see your opinion on the 250 race edition. Seems like they have become the forgotten middle child.
Husqvarna TE300 2024 would be awesome to see you review.
Thanks! The sherco 300sefr 4t would be cool and the beta 250 2t
That would be cool!
@IRCTireUSAMoto can you share more details about your midvalve settings that you are changing to get rid of that "topping out" feeling? I have the exact same year make and I am having that very issue. I have had to slow down the rebound to lessen that feeling but its still there.
I’d like to see you test a 24 xcw/te/ec. I tried a 300 rr race just recently and really thought the 250 rr was the better bike. No accounting for taste….
You should definitely try one of the new ktm/husky 300s because of tbi, as for beta I've heard nothing but praise for the 200, Jonny Walker bought one himself