2025 Beta 300 RR XPRO 2-Stroke Base
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$8,999
Dirt BikeUsed148 mi1d on marketS0251587
KARL MALONE POLARIS· HEBER CITY, UT
Specs
- New or used
- UsedDealer: Pre-Owned
- Location
- Karl Malone Powersports Provo
- Cylinders
- 1
- Engine cycle
- Two-strokeDealer: Beta Built single cylinder, 2-stroke, liquid cooled, with BPV power valve system and counter balancer, electric start with back-up kick starter sold as an option
- Cooling
- Liquid-cooled
- Fuel
- Gas
- Transmission
- ManualDealer: 6 Speed
- Mileage
- 148 mi
- Seat height
- 36.4 in
- Wheelbase
- 58.3 in
- Ground clearance
- 12.5 in
- Front tyre
- Maxxis Enduro
- Rear tyre
- Maxxis Enduro
- Dry weight
- 228 lb
- Fuel capacity
- 2 gal
- Stock #
- UB51587
All details from the dealer (16)
Description
- New Frame
- Adopted from the RR Race Editions and RX Models, the new Frame provides a larger backbone that is stronger with improved control through less flex
- Front Rescue Strap
- Designed to aid when needing to lift the front wheel out a difficult situation
- Rear Master Brake Cylinder
- Larger volume of fluid over previous models to reduce heat during extreme braking
Info
- VIN
- ZD3E4E972S0251587
Specifications
- Wheelsize
- Front Width (in): 1.6, Rear Width (in): 1.85
- Rear Brake
- 240 mm rotor
- Front Brake
- 260 mm floating rotor
- Suspension (Rear)
- Aluminum Body Sachs shock w/ adjustable rebound and hi/low speed compression
- Height
- FOOTREST: 16"
- Fuel System
- Keihin PWK 36mm
- Lubrication System
- Electronic Oil Injection
- Ignition/Starter
- AC-CDI Kokusan
- Compression Ratio
- 11.63:1
- Engine Disp to Wgt
- 292.6cc
- Bore x Stroke
- 73mm x 69.9mm
- Wheels
- Front Travel: 11.1" | Rear Travel: 11.0"
Price history
Tracked since Oct 1, 2026 · last checked 20m ago
Price details as printed by the dealer
- SALE PRICE$8,999
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Timeline
First seen
Oct 1, 2026
Market context
Comp set: 2023–2027 Beta 300 RR XPRO 2-Stroke · 6 listings
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