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Beta
Evo 80
Enduro
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About this model
About the Beta Evo 80
The Beta EVO 80 is a youth trials motorcycle, but the catalogue name is not enough for one technical specification. Within the EVO range there are 80 cc Junior and Senior versions with different wheel/chassis sizes and model-year details. Confirm year, Junior or Senior, maker's plate and frame number before linking parts, weight, seat height or other data.
When buying, inspect cold starting, top end, carburation, cooling, clutch, transmission, brakes, suspension and typical trials damage to frame, cases, footrests, skid plate, rims and spokes.
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Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Confirm EVO 80 Junior or Senior, year and frame number; EVO 80 is not one chassis size.
- Check cold starting, compression, piston/cylinder and crank noise.
- Inspect carburettor, air filter, exhaust and premix lubrication for leaks and correct setting.
- Check clutch, transmission, chain, brakes and suspension for safe operation.
- Inspect frame, cases, footrests, skid plate, rims and spokes for trials damage.