2025 Beta RR X-Pro Suspension Set up with Pro Rider Mark Fortner (3 Seas Recreation)
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- Here are some Initial Suspension settings on your New Beta RR X-Pro motorcycle!
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I’m picking up my new X-Pro on Tuesday. Thanks for the video
So cool! Enjoy The Ride, Jared
found out your channel a couple days ago and I've been watching a ton of videos. Fell in love with the betas already. It's just hard to choose which one to go with for my next bike. I currently have a 2019 Husqvarna TE150. I'm still a beginner and I'm 5'6 short at 155 lbs. Which beta would you recommend for me for some single trail hard enduro? I don't understand a lot but about suspension but that zf shocks seems weak and I probably would go with KYB to be on future proof and less prone to break. Also I like both xtrainer and Beta200 RR. Difficult choice.
Please make one of these for Xtrainer
The bike looks great and sounds great but I'm not a fan of the single sided fork system at all. More than likely you'll need to factor in extra money to upgrade that suspension. What is that stuff mounted on the middle of the handlebars?
The switch in the bar pad is the map switch (Rain & Sun). It might not need an upgrade.. I had two pro riders (One is a GNCC XC1 rider & other is your reigning NYOA Off Road Champion) on this bike today and they were both impressed!
Got enough time on it to compare the suspension to the previous RR ZF's or KYB's? Quite a few of us out there are worried about the single side springs
Yep, full comparison video coming later this week. We rode both the RR and the RR X-PRO back to back! I was skeptical but the future looks great!
Size wise is the X Pro somewhere between the Race model & the X-Trainer?
Well it is the same tank/frame and everything else as the RR race. It’s just lowered. So the XT is still an overall smaller bike. So seat height goes from lowest to biggest: XTrainer -> RR XPRO -> Race Edition
im honestly more confused my 25 200 was no where near the settings you had wish i had the standard settings from the factory all i can find are 23 200 settings on the computer fob that came with my bike my manual has the old forks not the new ones for 25 ?????
I have heard that the manual on the USB disc is useless. That is why we made this video, there are no settings currently being released from Beta. Enjoy The Ride, Jared
250 or 300?
Good Evening, this is a 300 but the theory and location is the same for the model range. Enjoy The Ride, Jared
the location of the compression clicker is just stupid!
The location is ok but would rather it just be a screw driver knob rather than the plastic turn knob. Time will tell!
@@3SeasRecreation Agreed, it's not a problem to carry a screwdriver! Rocks are going to take that knob right off. Someone is going to have to come out with some kind of guard. Do they have alternative spring rates available yet? Are the plastics interchangeable with earlier years?
No springs available yet, it will be coming. Also, not sure on the plastics. That could be a good video! Enjoy The Ride, Jared
I feel like beta is going backwards with this bike
Agree, but with more updates the x pro just becomes the race edition and blurs the lines. This seems more entry level?
@@jaylee6936 true but they could’ve just done a more cushy trail, friendly dual spring front fork
@jamesking4225 nobody seems to care for the single spring setups long term. It's funny manufacturers keep going back and forth with that. I agree a closed cartridge dual spring fork is hard to beat. I'll ride one soon and see for myself
Best thing is to ride one, my initial video on this bike when they did the press release I slammed the bike. I have sold hundreds of standard RR models. After we all rode this new RR X-Pro yesterday we were all super happy with it. (Video to come later this week!) Enjoy The Ride, Jared