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Ron Lawson
by: Ron Lawson
Sometimes the most radical move is no move at all. Right now, that’s especially true in the world of 300cc off-road bikes. A few short years ago, the Beta 300RR Race Edition was typical of the breed—a two-stroke with a carburetor, a case reed and a mechanical power valve. It was a proven formula that was very hard to beat. Now, the landscape in that class has changed so much that the Beta is an outlier with no injectors, no electronic power valve and no complex three-dimensional maps. Not that the Beta has stood still. It has electric start, but there’s a place for a kickstarter if you w ...
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Sometimes the most radical move is no move at all. Right now, that’s especially true in the world of 300cc off-road bikes. A few short years ago, the Beta 300RR Race Edition was typical of the breed—a two-stroke with a carburetor, a case reed and a mechanical power valve. It was a proven formula that was very hard to beat. Now, the landscape in that class has changed so much that the Beta is an outlier with no injectors, no electronic power valve and no complex three-dimensional maps. Not that the Beta has stood still. It has electric start, but there’s a place for a kickstarter if you w ...
... continues at Dirt Bike Magazine
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