2021 Beta RR Two-Stroke Off-Road Models Unveiled

[Hugh Janus]

All four of Beta’s RR two-stroke off-road models—the 125 RR (pictured), 200 RR, 250 RR, and 300 RR—are granted the same updates for 2020 such as revised shims stacks in the fork and shock. (Courtesy of Beta/)

Beta has released details about its RR two-stroke off-road lineup for 2021. These models received a significant amount of changes last year, but that hasn’t stopped the Italian manufacturer from updating them further for MY21.

Related: 2020 Beta 300 RR Review

The 200 RR engine has a larger bore and stroke than the 125 RR, but sits in the same chassis. (Courtesy of Beta/)

Beta offers four different RR two-stroke machines to cater to all riders with the power and feel they are looking for including the 125 RR, 200 RR, 250 RR, and 300 RR. All of the bikes feature a stronger rear subframe and new mounting of the side panel for improved durability, a new seat foam and seat base for more comfort, improved air filter housing for easier changes, and changes to the shim stacks in the fork and shock to further enhance the riding experience. Lastly, the entire range is now decked out in Italian red colors.

According to Beta, the RR models will be available in late July 2020. (Courtesy of Beta/)

According to Beta, the RR models will be available in late July 2020. The prices for each bike are the same as last year and are listed below:

125 RR: $7,999

200 RR: $8,699

250 RR: $8,799

300 RR: $9,199

Beta’s four MY21 RR two-stroke off-road models are the same price as last year. The 300 RR (pictured) retails for $9,199. (Courtesy of Beta/)

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[Tym]

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