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Hello, I have a 2015 Beta Evo 300 Factory, which I have recently been doing some maintenance. Having just changed the fork oil it would seem logical to change the shock oil as well, something that I do regularly on the KYB suspension on my Gasgas Enduro Bike. But I can't find any reference to how to change or if I should change. Can anybody please point me in the right direction with this one ? Thanks in advance

Hello, As the title says the right fork on my 2015 Beta 300 factory is leaking. Leaked all over the floor, seems to have come out of the bottom of the fork, so I presume that it is just an O ring or something. Any ideas ? Thanks in anticipation

Thanks for all the people who have written on this thread. I was suffering with my clutch hand on my 2015 Evo 30 factory, took out 2 springs as described on this thread and now it is so much lighter. Yesterday I was out for nearly 3 hours, only when I was packing up did I realise that my left hand still felt like new. Before I was having to stop every 20 minutes or so to give my hand a rest.

Photo taken yesterday :-) Slicktop. I just took the photo in the gardens where I live, I put the Beta in my van and take the hills close to me. Yesterday I was out for about 3 hours, I only saw 2 bemused workers. Recently I have been finding loads of really technical, narrow tracks. Perfect for the Beta and my level of riding, such great fun. I really love this bike, so much fun to ride and takes me to places I can't even walk up. So far I have only let one person ride it, I swopped bikes for a few minutes with a mate that has an old Scorpa. I think that most of the Chinese wouldn't be able to kick it over, stand on the pegs and or control it. Most bikes here are 125cc gutless road bikes, so few people have any ideas about decent bikes at all. Alberto. Thanks for your comment. It is a really lovely bike, I am enjoying it so much even if it is so much more capable than I am.

Hello. I am a new trails rider in South China. I picked up a 2015 Beta Evo 300 factory mid way through last year and slowly trying to pick up some trials skills. It would be great to be able to ride with other trials riders but it seems that I am on my own here. There are quite a few riders in Hong Kong, less than 100 kms away but imposible to take my bike there to ride with them. Anyway I have been trying to lean balance, slow riding skills, small wheelies, stopies, etc. I never thought that trails riding was so complex and so physical. Symon