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Beta/suzuki Drz 400 Motor

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Did I see correctly , A Beta motorcycle with a DRZ 400 Motor? Is this a Beta or a Suzuki motorcycle. Is it street legal or just for trail/trials?

Any imput on this? :(:D<_<<_<

Called a Beta Alp 400. Definately a Beta and not a Suzuki or is a Scorpa a Yamaha !!!

Trail bike and road legal :(

It's the old Suzuki DR350 engine, not the DR-Z (the "400" name is a bit misleading). It's a trials/trail hybrid along the lines of the GasGas Pampera (there's a 2-stroke 200cc version as well). Popular with vertically-challenged trail riders and often used for long-distance trials!

Edited by neonsurge

Good looking bike. Interesting that it has knobbies instead of trials tires, considering the low front fender and trials influence otherwise.

BTW, the 200cc version of the Alp is also a 4-stroke Suzuki engine, and not 2-stroke as stated earlier. If you go back a few model years, the Alp did have a 2-stroke 250cc Beta motor.

Called a Beta Alp 400. Definately a Beta and not a Suzuki or is a Scorpa a Yamaha !!!

Trail bike and road legal :(

In japan a Scorpa is a yamaha yes, badged as such, similar to the montesa/Honda thing.

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