Beta X Trainer Ride Review - Cycle News
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- We've spent a few months with the 2022 Beta #XTrainer and are back to bring you an in-depth review. This is one of #Beta's most popular models and is a great fit for almost any trail rider. #cyclenews
We incorrectly noted that the XTrainer uses Sachs suspension but it is actually Olle forks and shock.
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A great bike all around . I ve been riding enduro bikes all my life around 45 years of riding now and this bike is a great enduro bike. Nothing wrong with this bike at all . 👍
This is the best review of the xtrainer 300 on YT. Nice job!
This a good honest review of the Xtrainer and t'all are welcome to ride my modified 2021 XT. The Marzocchi 45mm forks, Fox shock, and FMF Fatty Pipe have transformed it into the ultimate trail bike for me, a newish rider who is 5' 7'. Yes, I could have bough a 300RR and lowered it, but wanted the smaller frame of the XT. I found the stock front brakes grabby and replaced the pads with EBC reds(carbon). The stock Olle 43mm forks were somehow simultaneously soft yet also very deflective. MXT make a drop in Lucky Fork cartridge that a lot of riders seem to be happy with. I also replaced the stock Shinko 216MX Enduro tires with a Shinko F546 90/100 front and IRC VE33S rear, both with bibs. I'm just a 51-year-old Dad trying to keep up with his 14-year-old son(he rides a full-size KTM 250 XC like a boss)!
Thank you for the info on your XTrainer. This sounds like a great bike.
The propensity to feminize the X-trainer, or portray it as an entry level machine, seems ridiculous to me. There aren’t many riders whose skill level is in excess of what the Xtrainer can accommodate. If a smaller frame and a lower seat height connotes something juvenile to you, then you aren’t paying attention the videos that show what this motorcycle can do.
Great video. I need to sell my Kawasaki KLX 300 and get a Beta X-T. The Kawasaki is a durable machine but too heavy for me to pick up.
Thanks for watching!
The forks and rear shock is made by R16V they are from Ollè who makes trials forks primarily. They can be a little twitchy. I love my Extrainer model 2022, it is awesome Al around. Gooday
I’m torn between the xtrainer and the rr. Guess I’m watching to many videos. It would be strictly for single track where I don’t ride fast anyways. I like the price point of this bike and have seen more good reviews of it than bad. Decisions decisions
Get the xtrainer you won't regret it. I have a 20 model and I love it. I also have a 22 beta 390rrs and it's a monster.
Difficult choices. They’re both great bikes.
@@boerplaas388 I ended up with a 2023 200 race edition
If you go fast in whoops or A-level riding buy an RR if you love single track and don’t care about high speed get the Xtrainer
Great bike, especially with a skilled rider..
Definitely👍👍
Easiest bike to ride that I’ve ever ridden
How are you liking it here in utah?
@@Mkruzer hey just saw your comment. I love Utah! Came here about 7 years ago. You here in Utah also?
@@utahdesertrider1806 yes. In slc.
How about people stop calling things a 'girls bike' in 2023. Like what does that even mean? just say its good for shorter people.
Even Beta calls it "Cross Trainer", a cross between slow speed trials and enduro. But people still calling it EX Trainer.🙄
Given that it reads "X Trainer" on the sides of the tank, I'd say "EX Trainer" is ok.
We interchange X Trainer and Cross Trainer
Very unique bike that’s a lot more fun than it looks!
ruclips.net/video/CigG1fLnP5w/видео.html DT 125 MOTOR MUNA TAYO MGA IDOL 💕
I've always heard the X Trainer is unstable at higher speeds. You're saying it can go up to 75mph. I wouldn't care to go that fast, but I would like to somewhat keep up with my friends on faster less technical trails.
It still has good power (300cc) just tuned down from their moto/enduro models. Also in a more manageable chassis.
It’s perfectly stable at high speeds on smoother surfaces. The front suspension in particular, gets sloppy in rough terrain when going at race or near race speeds.
Suspension is manufactured by Olle (Spanish trials suspension company) not Sachs. Sachs is on most other Beta models. Grest review otherwise!
Thank you for the correction on the suspension. That was a mistake on our part.
Mine came stock with Shinko tires. I wish it would've come with the Michelins.
I've never heard anyone say;
''a lot of people think it's girl's bike'' lol.
I'm sure some will now.. 😲😅
How do you think it would be in the sand ? I’m taking mi. Sand , which can get very deep.
Think it would be okay
Looking at getting back into riding and really want to get one of these just to mess around on, but being 6ft/240lbs I'm afraid I'll feel like a gorilla humping a football 😄
🤣 Definitely on the taller side. Our photo model for our magazine story was 6ft 1 and handled it nicely.
I’m 6’4 200 even. I lead the pack every weekend on the x trainer. Go for it ! You will love it
@@joshmotox2946 awesome, thanks
These bikes do not have Sachs suspension .
Thanks Adam
@@cyclenews no worries. The bike actually has R16V suspension. I believe they are known for use in trials bikes which Beta is well known for. In my humble opinion, this bike is a crossover between Betas trial bikes and there RR models. I have found that my bike is best suited for slower woods single track trail riding that does very well when the terrain gets rocky loose and downright nasty. It’s not great for faster desert riding. Once you get above 5th gear the front end and the suspension in general will wear the rider out due to the hard or jerky response to bumps. I’ve had my suspension sent out to someone who specializes in working with this bike’s suspension and it made minor improvements. But I didn’t get this bike for going fast and straight. I bought it for forest trail riding like I had mentioned earlier.
Wow!!!,
Criuse comfortably at 75mph?...utter Bullshit
I have one, not broken in yet, still it doesn't like going over 60. I only have about 150 miles on it, but it's very light and with the knobbies and unbalanced wheels, it's not exactly a cruiser on pavement. Plenty fast off road, though.
First time heard it's a girl's bike lmao
The back up kick start is an option ,,,this bike hasn't got one !!!!
A girls bike? What ? Never heard that either. Everyone I know who has one is an experienced rider who wants something fun and affordable.
Just relaying what we've heard. Beta says they sell a lot of these to female and/or beginner riders.
@@cyclenews That much different (and has a very different connotation) than saying "a lot of people think of it as a girl's bike". I don't know anyone who owns one or rides with somebody who owns one who thinks of it as a girl's bike.
lol, yep Girls bike we heard it here, so damn, lets
all call it a girls bike..... :facepalm: Might as well
start calling it a kids bike while we're at it .. 😅