For the 2027 model year, the Beta RR X-Pro models get updates to the suspension and chassis along with changes aimed to improve ride comfort.

Across the range of eight models (four four-strokes and four two-strokes), new-for-2027 features include a heavier-duty chain guide, softer-compound grips, a new Trailtech digital dash, a redesigned LED headlight and headlight mask, and a redesigned front-sprocket guard.

In the suspension department, the internal valving of the fork is tuned for better initial plushness and bump absorption rather than just bottoming resistance, while the redesigned shock’s (now with tool-less adjustment) hydraulic damper better separates high-speed and low-speed damping circuits.
The engines of the two-strokes receive updates to the main bearings, pistons and primary gearing, while the four-strokes will debut a suite of advanced electronic rider aids (see the press release below for specifics and scroll to end for specifications).

The 2027 RR X-Pro models are expected to arrive at dealers this August, with MSRP still TBA. The four-stroke model sizes are 350, 390, 430 and 480; the two-stroke model sizes are 125, 200, 250 and 300.
Here is the complete press release from Beta…
The Beta X-Pro approach to enduro has won over riders of all skill levels. For the 2027 model year, the X-Pro evolves to become even more capable, making it the ultimate adventure companion, no matter how you approach the trail.

Experienced riders love its versatility, seamlessly switching from fast tracks to technical hard enduro to single-track thanks to an adaptable chassis and clicker settings that can be adjusted on the fly. Amateurs and weekend warriors appreciate the ease of use and confidence the bike delivers, keeping things comfortable even when the terrain gets demanding.
With chassis updates for 2027, the X-Pro reaches a new level of refinement. It caters to a wider range of riding styles with a precise, highly effective suspension adjustment system. The 2-stroke lineup benefits from fine-tuned power delivery and improved ride comfort, while the 4-stroke models debut a suite of advanced electronic rider aids.

The X-Pro sits perfectly in the sweet spot of Beta’s lineup. It serves as the bridge between the agile, entry-level Xtrainer and the race-equipped, high-spec RR Race models. The X-Pro is more robust and structured than the Xtrainer, yet remains simpler and more user-friendly than the full-blown race bikes.
The lineup features eight distinct models to match any rider’s preference, all sharing a core trait: inspiring the confidence needed to elevate your riding experience.

New Exclusive 4-Stroke Features
Model Sizes: 350, 390, 430, & 480
- Advanced Electronics & Handlebar Controls: For the first time on Beta’s 4-stroke models, racing-derived technologies make their debut:
- Launch Control (LC): Features 5 adjustable levels to manage torque delivery off the line. It maximizes traction immediately, preventing stalling or unwanted wheelies, perfect for occasional trips to the motocross track.
- Quick Shift (QS): Allows for lightning-fast upshifts without letting off the throttle or pulling the clutch, ensuring zero loss of momentum.
- Redesigned Control Panel: The control panel houses the new LC and QS buttons alongside the proven 2-level Traction Control (TC) and dual-map switch. It integrates cleanly into a redesigned handlebar pad.

- Upgraded Voltage Regulator: Features a more efficient voltage regulator that guarantees stable power delivery across the entire wiring harness. Battery charging capacity has also been increased to ensure reliable starting during long, grueling rides.
- Titanium Valves: Revised finishes on the titanium valves increase durability and reliability under hard use.
- Mechanical Chain Tensioner: The timing chain tensioner switches to a purely mechanical design with a newly calibrated spring. This reduces internal friction and ensures smoother engine operation and more consistent starting, whether the motor is hot or cold.

New 2-Stroke Exclusive Features
Model Sizes: 125, 200, 250, & 300
- Updated Main Bearings (250/300): The 250cc and 300cc engines feature updated main bearings to minimize internal crankshaft friction, delivering a more immediate, crisp throttle response that X-Pro riders demand.
- Optimized Piston (125): The 125cc model features an updated piston design that reduces friction, improves mechanical reliability, and reduces engine noise.
- Longer Primary Gearing (200): Inherited directly from the Race edition, the 200cc model features a longer primary gear ratio to optimize load distribution and increase internal gearbox strength. To keep the exact same snappy ride feel and power delivery, the final drive (sprockets) has been shortened to perfectly offset the internal change.

Shared Updates Across All 2027 Models
- Heavy-Duty Chain Guide: Features a reinforced structure to withstand mud, rocks, and hard impacts from ruts and logs. A straighter, stronger guide ensures final drive stability, prevents thrown chains, and protects the swingarm.
- Softer Compound Grips: New, softer grips reduce rider fatigue and arm pump by absorbing trail vibration, allowing you to stay on the gas longer.
- Upgraded Trailtech Speedometer: A new Trailtech digital dash is larger and significantly easier to read on the fly. It is paired with a highly accurate reed sensor at the wheel for precise speed tracking. New with this meter is the ability to adjust the tripmeter up or down in tenths for those who still compete in timekeeping enduro events.
- LED Headlight & Mask: A redesigned, aggressive front mask houses a latest-generation LED headlight. It throws a much brighter, safer beam while drawing less power from the battery.
- Redesigned Front Sprocket Guard: The redesigned guard offers wider coverage and increased impact resistance, protecting key components from debris while meeting strict racing safety regulations.

Suspension & Chassis Refinements
- Lower Seat Height & Mass Centralization: The X-Pro maintains a 36.6-inch seat height, which sits almost an inch lower than the RR Race models. This gives riders a much easier reach to the ground during technical hard enduro sections or amateur trail rides.
- SHC (Separate Hydraulic Chamber) Front Fork: Designed exclusively for single-track, this fork retains the innovative asymmetrical layout that saves roughly 250 grams compared to conventional forks. The right leg handles the spring action, while the left leg controls the hydraulics. For 2027, the internal valving has been tuned to broaden the fork’s plushness, specifically focusing on better initial plushness and bump absorption rather than just bottoming resistance.
- Tool-less Rear Shock Adjustment: The rear shock, tuned to balance the SHC fork, features a redesigned hydraulic damper that better separates high-speed and low-speed dampening circuits. Best of all, adjustments can now be made externally by hand without needing any tools.

Core Proven Features Retained
- Robust Frame: Confirms the use of the upgraded frame layout (featuring a 10mm wider main spar) introduced on previous models, offering superb stability and cornering precision.
- FlexFix Isoelastic Handlebars Mounts: Handlebar risers utilize silent-block rubber mounts to isolate the rider’s hands from engine vibration.
- Front Recovery Strap: Includes the factory-installed front recovery strap featuring the Beta logo, an indispensable tool for tugging the bike out of nasty mud holes or up vertical rock faces.
- Nissin Braking System: Equipped with a compact, lightweight, motocross-derived Nissin front brake setup that offers immense stopping power with excellent lever modulation.
- Cooling System with Expansion Tank: Features heavy-duty radiators that resist deformation and coolant flow reduction, paired with a 200cc coolant expansion tank integrated directly inside the frame spar to prevent boil-overs.
- Adjustable Power Valve (2-Stroke): Allows external tuning of the 2-stroke power delivery to match terrain conditions or rider preference.
- Diaphragm Clutch: The classic cup-spring clutch returns, offering three mechanical adjustment levels to customize lever pull and engagement feel.
- Oil Injection: 200, 250, and 300 2 stroke X-Pro models feature variable oil injection so there is no need to pre-mix the fuel.
Availability: Models will arrive at Dealers in August

2027 Beta RR X-Pro 350/390/430/480 (four-strokes) Specifications
RR X-Pro 4-strokes |
350 / 390 / 430 / 480 |
| Engine | Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, 4-valve (titanium intake and exhaust), electric start. (back-up kickstarter as option) |
| Displacement | 349.1cc / 385.6cc / 430.9cc / 477.5cc |
| Transmission | 6-Speed |
| Bore x Stroke | 88 x 57.4mm / 88 x 63.4mm / 95 x 60.8mm / 100 x 60.8mm |
| Compression Ratio | 13.19:1 / 12.48:1 / 12.33:1 / 11.86:1 |
| Valvetrain | Titanium intake & exhaust |
| Ignition | Dual-map Kokusan 200w output |
| Fuel System | 42mm throttle body with dual injectors |
| Electronics | Launch control, traction control, & quickshifter |
| Carburetor | Keihin PWK 36mm |
| Clutch | Wet multi-disk |
| Frame | Molybdenum steel, double cradle with quick air-filter access |
| Front Suspension | 48mm Sachs SHC with single spring, adjustment for preload, compression and rebound |
| Rear Suspension | Aluminum body Sachs shock with adjustable rebound and hi/low-speed compression |
| Front-Wheel Travel | 11.6 in. |
| Rear-Wheel Travel | 11.4 in. |
| Front Brake | 260mm floating rotor |
| Rear Brake | 240mm rotor |
| Wheel Rims | 21 in. front, 18 in. rear |
| Tires | Maxxis Enduro |
| Wheelbase | 58.1 in. / 58.3 in. / 58.3 in. / 58.3 in. |
| Seat Height | 36.6 in. |
| Ground Clearance | 12.4 in. |
| Dry Weight (wet, no fuel, claimed) | 237 lbs. / 237 lbs. / 239 lbs. / 239 lbs. |
| Fuel Capacity | 2.4 gal. |

2027 Beta RR X-Pro 125/200/250/300 (two-strokes) Specifications
RR X-Pro 2-Strokes |
125 / 200 / 250 / 300 |
| Engine | Beta-built single-cylinder, 2-stroke, liquid-cooled, with BPV power valve system |
| Starter | 125 has kickstarter/ 200, 250 and 300 are electric start, with kickstarter optional |
| Displacement | 124.8cc / 190.2cc / 249cc / 292.6cc |
| Transmission | 6-Speed |
| Bore x Stroke | 54 x 54.5mm / 62 x 63mm / 67.4 x 69.9mm / 73 x 69.9mm |
| Compression Ratio | 15.2:1 / 13.65:1 / 13.2:1 / 11.63:1 |
| Exhaust Valve | Beta Progressive Valve (BPV) |
| Ignition | AC-CDI Kokusan |
| Lubrication | 125 is premix / 200, 250 and 300 have Electronic Oil Injection |
| Carburetor | Keihin PWK 36mm |
| Clutch | Wet multi-disk |
| Frame | Molybdenum steel, double cradle with quick air filter access |
| Front Suspension | 48 mm Sachs SHC with single spring, adjustment for preload, compression and rebound |
| Rear Suspension | Aluminum body Sachs shock with adjustable rebound and hi/low-speed compression |
| Front-Wheel Travel | 11.6 in. |
| Rear-Wheel Travel | 11.4 in. |
| Front Brake | 260mm floating rotor |
| Rear Brake | 240mm rotor |
| Wheel Rims | 21 in. front, 18 in. rear |
| Tires | Maxxis Enduro |
| Wheelbase | 58.1 in. / 58.1 in. / 58.3 in. / 58.3 in. |
| Seat Height | 36.6 in. |
| Ground Clearance | 12.8 in. / 12.8 in. / 12.6 in. / 12.6 in. |
| Dry Weight (wet, no fuel, claimed) | 207 lbs. / 214 lbs. / 228 lbs. / 228 lbs. |
| Fuel Capacity | 2.5 gal. |
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