2025 Beta RR X-PRO Enduro Models

After 20 years of production, the Beta RR models have been transformed into a new breed of enduro bikes. Introducing the all-new range of two-stroke and four-stroke models known as RR X-Pro. Not to be confused with the older-brother Race Edition models, the X-Pro models offer the enduro rider with a large range of features and benefits suited for trail riding of all disciplines. There are eight models of RR X-Pro available, all with a different personality and attitude: 125, 200, 250 and 300 two-stroke models along with 350, 390, 430 and 480 four-stroke.

Solely designed to take on the toughest trails with features not found on most other enduro models, they include a new frame with a 20-millimeter lower seat height, an all-new single spring front fork, elastomeric handlebar mounts, coolant overflow reservoir, as well as a rescue strap on the front fender. Topping off the list of changes is all-new plastic that will set the bike apart from the others.

As always, the range is made up of eight different models, each with its own personality, to cater for the needs of a very diverse spectrum of riders. There’s the perfect RR for every rider, but what every model has in common is an ability to instill confidence in the user and offer a genuinely rewarding riding experience. The standard line of RR models is designed for the casual rider looking for performance without the harshness of the race bike feel while casually trail riding — a feature that Beta feels is sometimes overlooked.

The all-new ZF SHC front fork is lighter weight than earlier standard RR models designed by using one spring on the right-side tube that includes a preload adjuster while all of the fork compression and rebound dampening is handled in the left side. This single spring design is perfect for heavy enduro use by providing the rider with a more “planted” feeling while riding. It also allows the fork to react quicker than other designs due to less overall friction. Complimenting the front fork are the isoelastic handlebar mounts from XTrig. These mounts reduce vibration and rider fatigue. The rear shock is also new with updated valve settings that match the all-new SHC front fork.

To add to the rideability of the bike, the seat height has been reduced by 20 millimeters to lower the center of gravity and provide the rider with better footing when the going gets tough. A grab strap on the front fender is a new feature added in case the front wheel needs to be lifted out of an extreme situation.

A new frame design has been adopted from the RR Race Edition and RX models. This new frame provides a larger backbone that is stronger than previous models and provides improved control through less flex. Along with the new frame, a new Nissin rear brake master cylinder has been added to provide improved rear brake performance. This new reservoir holds a larger volume of fluid, which helps cool the system down under extreme braking.

RR X-Pro models have their own distinct look with new bodywork: a newly designed front headlight mask, new sleek tank panels and finished with a new rear fender. New graphics top off the stunning look of the range.

Updates

ZF SHC front fork: Single-sided spring, fully adjustable for preload, compression and rebound dampening. Weight reduction of more than 250 grams
ZF rear shock: Redesigned and matched with the SHC front fork. Provides a better overall balance of the suspension and rideability. A progressive linkage improves handling.
Lower seat height: 20 millimeters lower than 2024 RR models, newly designed seat shape as well as a softer foam for longer, more comfortable rides
Frame: Similar in design to the RR Race Edition and RX models, larger backbone for durability and less overall flex
Rear brake master cylinder: Larger volume of fluid over previous models to reduce heat during extreme braking
Handlebar mounts: XTrig FlexFix isoelastic bar mounts to reduce rider fatigue and vibration
Map switch: Two positions to adjust the engine power delivery to the type of conditions (wet or dry). Now mounted on the handlebar pad
Electronic oil injection: For the two-stroke 200, 250 and 300, an oil tank is located beneath the seat (which is easily opened at the touch of a button). It does away with the need for the oil-fuel premix.
Traction control: (Four-stroke models only.) The added feature of traction control at the touch of a button. Enhances traction in first and second gear in difficult terrain
Electronic key: Provides a safety system that prevents theft with a unique coded key that also has a tether to be used as a safety shutoff when worn around the rider’s wrist
Coolant recovery tank: Reduces loss of coolant in extreme riding conditions
All-new body design: New headlight mask, fuel tank panels and rear fender to set the bike apart from the other model range
Graphics: A stunning look that wears the Italian red color matched with subtle lines
Front rescue strap: To aid when needing to lift the front wheel out of a difficult section

Other Features

Electric starter: Precise and reliable, essential when restarting the bike in tricky situations. A backup kick-starter is sold as an option.
Clutch: “Light-Pull” diaphragm clutch has three settings for adjustment of lever pull and progressiveness.
Battery: Lithium battery provides quick starts as well as reduced weight.
Electrics: Headlight and taillight with a meter that includes hours of use, trip meter, speed and more
Fuel tank: Translucent so the fuel level can be easily monitored
Skid plate: A plastic skid plate reduces engine noise and is formed to the frame for better ground clearance
Graphics: The design of the bike is enhanced with new graphics that are similar to those on the RR models, providing the characteristic Beta red in its dominant fashion.