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Beta 200 Gas Gas 200

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Hello all can any one help im interested in buying a 200cc either as the topic states a 200 beta or a 200 gas gas but memory lets me down as I remember reading tests of them both in theTMX that one of them was a sleeved down 250 the other was a bored out 125 I would prefere the sleeved down model can any one point me in the right direction I will be sharing with my son whos just beginning trials thats why I am going down the 200 route instead of buying the 250. Many Thanks john.

The beta is a genuine 200cc the gasgas is a 160cc i would ride either, but i wouldnt be afraid to ride a 125cc either.

As Zilla said - either one is good - try them if you can.

Note: The GG Pro 200's are 175's, the older Edition style were 160's.

We've had the Gasgas 200 (175), the 225 (kitted 125) and have settled on the Beta Evo 200. It's a true 200 and an all around fantastic bike. The other thing about the 200 Gasser is that they were putting cheap forks and shocks in them (haven't seen the 2010 yet) the Beta has the fully adjustable Paioli front end with a Sachs (adjustable rebound) rear shock, both quality units.

Have fun

Spencer

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Thanks for the replies i shall be on the look out for a nice beta !!!

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