Beta USA will again offer eight models in its high-performance off-road segment with several updates and a new name for 2025.
Beta has dropped the “Edition” from its previous Race Edition lineup and will now be known simply as “Race.” Returning models include the 125 RR Race 2-Stroke ($8999), 200 RR Race 2-Stroke ($10,299), 250 RR Race 2-Stroke ($10,499), 300 RR Race 2-Stroke ($10,699), 350 RR Race 4-Stroke ($11099), 390 RR Race 4-Stroke ($11,199), 430 RR Race 4-Stroke ($11,299) and 480 RR Race 4-Stroke ($11,399).
Updates across the range include new machined alloy footpegs, a lighter Nissin front brake caliper, a larger-diameter rear axle, a handlebar-mounted map switch, updated bodywork, and a new electronic key, which works as an anti-theft device and automatic kill switch when a strap is connected to the rider’s wrist.
The RR Race 2-Stroke gets a new cylinder head with dual spark plugs, and the RR Race 125 2-Stroke gets a new piston and cylinder head.
All the 4-Stroke Race models feature new, lighter crankcases derived from the engine used on the 450 RX motocross model.
The RR Race models will be available in November. CN
2025 Beta RR Race Specifications
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