Beta
EnduroCrosstrainer 300
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Beta
Crosstrainer 300
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About this model
About the Beta Crosstrainer 300
The catalogue label ‘Crosstrainer 300’ must be verified as the Beta Xtrainer 300: Beta uses the Xtrainer spelling. The official technical reference describes a light 300 cc two-stroke enduro with a chrome-moly steel perimeter frame, 99 kg dry weight, 910 mm seat height and an 8.5-litre tank. It is a compact enduro motorcycle, not a Beta EVO trials bike or an RR 300.
Link technical data only when the maker's plate and year confirm an Xtrainer 300. When buying, inspect hours/maintenance, cold starting, compression and top end, cooling system, gearbox and clutch, chain drive, fork/shock and damage to frame, cases and skid plates.
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- Enduro
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What to check before buying
- Confirm a Beta Xtrainer 300 from the maker's plate; ‘Crosstrainer’ is not an official type designation.
- Check hours, maintenance history, cold starting, compression and piston/top-end condition.
- Test cooling system, water pump and radiators for leaks, overheating and crash damage.
- Test clutch, gearbox, chain and sprockets for slip, drag or harsh operation.
- Inspect frame, cases, skid plate, suspension, wheels and brakes for off-road and crash damage.