Great review! My xtrainer has also been dead reliable, aside from some low-speed jetting issues.

i got to spend a couple hours on my friend's yesterday and i want one. i'm 6'2" 115lb and loved it. his has stiffer springs, fmf high band pipe, and a rekluse clutch, which worked great in the hills. just chugged up hills. i found it to feel perfect.

Awesome review. Been looking at them. And that was a bunch of great information. Thanks.

Thinking of buying one, great video

Thanks for a great review! Thinking of getting one

Sweet Bike looking to add Beta to the stable. Sweet rig

Thanks for the review! Love mine too!

Great bike, hope to own one some day

Plastics look good for a 2017!!! Lots of questions coming at ya....I thought about adding the washers as well, Owen Lock? I think? AMP suspension helped my style of riding as well, lots of deflection with that front end before sending them to Aaron. Any issue with your Power valve gasket leaking? I see you have your Power Valve adjusted all the way out? How do you like that? Piston and Rings, clutch been changed? Do you still have the OIS? Thanks for the walk around. I have a 17 as well, love it!!!

Awesome review

Best woods bike made today.

I have 3 Betas, a Trainer an RR and a Race model. One thing I discovered about the cooling system is the type of coolant they come with, it tends to leak. I replaced it with a standard automotive coolant.... leaks solved. Another item to watch are the fender bolts and other misc fasteners. I found some loose. And Check the drive chain tension. All 3 of mine had too tight of chains.

Nice review.

great video, thanks

Nice bike

So how's the durability of the plastics? I've bought the 2020 XTrainer and broke the radiator shrouds. I'm thinking that the plastics on the new bike are brittle? Dumped my KTM before many times with out breaking the shrouds.

Great review as mentioned below. +1 on the AMP suspension, night and day difference on mine. Do you still use the OI system?

Sweet bike, I have a 2019 390RR-S. How do you keep baby so clean?

Well done VID...Curious test rode the 2020 Xtrainer 300 & 200 RR at demo day recently, really wanted the 200 RR but after riding the Xtrainer, I might consider it. What do you think?

A heavier spring with NO preload, will ride a lot plusher than a softer spring with a bunch of preload cranked in.

Good review. Thanks. What country are you from? Your english sounds different

How did you know you needed a new chain and sprockets?

Man I'm absolutely torn between the xtrainer and the 300rr looking for a hard enduro bike. I have a 17 ktm excf 450 which does okay on extreme trails. Don't get me wrong I absolutely love my 450 on most trails. But really looking for something that shines in the tight singletrack and extremely rocky terrain.

6' 2". Isn't it a bit small for you? I'm 5' 7" and I'm interested in this bike because it;s one of the lowest seated adult dirt bikes on the market. Good review though, pretty much made my mind up now I think.

How much was the suspension work??

I'm about a 155 to 165 lbs with gear. Do you think the suspension would be to soft for me as well? I had a 14 Race Edition rr 300, even after a spring change I thought it was still to rough. I like a very plush suspension, I ride hard but don't jump much. Thanks

Bought a 17 xtrainer with 180hrs. Seems to be running great to me. How many hrs till first top end on these bikes?

Do you still love it? Or did ya sell?

Thats a lotta problems 2 be havin

What would you tell a 165 pound rider who’s eyeing a new xtrainer? I want a 300 of some sort but I swear I think the xtrainer would suit me well being a light rider and save me a couple thousand dollars vs a regular 300. I’m riding a 450 now and can throw it around in the tight technical single track. Do you think I’d be happy with an xtrainer? All I ride is tight, technical single track like Browns Flat at Windrock style. If you’ve ever heard of that place.

I'm 8 ft 4 would this bike work for me ?

You put 100% gas in I thought these were 2T?

have any problems been with this bike

Fiero d'essere italiano! #betamotor1905

I would love a new bike. I just can't justify the cost of new Euro bikes. I know the XTrainer is the cheapest. In addition they all seem to require this and that upgrade or modification. Just no value there in my mind. I paid $1300 for my 95 KDX 200. And it's race prepped with everything. The only new dirt bike I ever owned was a high school graduation present from my grandfather. A brand new 1973 Yamaha DT250 Enduro. I think they cost like $750 new. I rode the shit out of that thing. Even raced it in a AMA National Enduro once. I would love a new Beta 200rr, but I ain't paying $10K for one.