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300 4T

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Can anyone comment on how hard the 300 4t is to start relative to a 300 2t? I ask for a couple reasons:

 

- I have a problem with my right leg from an old injury, and kicking my current Sherco 300 2t all day at a trial is too much

- I'm considering going back to a Beta... but whether it'll be a 2t or 4t I'm undecided. I never minded the left side kicker on the 2t, which would alleviate my leg issue, but obviously the 4t has the right side kicker. So if it requires the same effort, it's kind of out of the question.

Hi Heffergm - I find the Beta Evo 4T really easy to kick over, and they start  usually first or second kick, hot or cold.

Really, the Beta 4T is probably the easiest trials bike to start. I've seen someone start one with their hand.

Very easy to start, I've done it with left leg and it's easy, I also ride a 4t 300 and would highly recommend it

 If starting  is the problem buy a 250. I`ve recently went round and round with a gentleman that was a long time rider (older) with a knee replacement. Smaller is better.

Would be interested in a 4T Beta too the new model is fitted with a injection system no carb anymore, thus starting should be easier but furthermost no issues while riding in the mountains.

I'am more an old style rider and too "just" have old bikes, but a 4T Beta Mmmmh very nice.

The older 250 and 300 4T that I have tried were both easy to start, much easier then Bultacos or SWM.

Yes it is! Even so they will produce a factory model.

I was already interested in 2015 but changed my mind towards another twinshock but this year I'am very much in the demand modus.

From Beta web site on 4T.  No mention of FI, just the Mikuni Cv carb.

 

Type: Single cylinder, 4-stroke, 4-valve, liquid-cooled

Bore: 84mm
Stroke: 53.6mm
Displacement: 297.3cc
Compression Ratio: 11.5:1
Ignition: Electronic 12 volt, 85 watt w/ dual-map switch (aggressive or soft settings) Spark Plug: NGK CR7EB
Lubrication: Internal oil pump w/ cartridge filter
Carburetor: Mikuni CV
Clutch: Wet multi-disc
Transmission: 5-speed

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Yeah, I don't see anything about FI either.

 

In any case, another question: anyone know if the clutch on the 250/300 4t has the same reversible spring retainers that the 300 2t does? If not, how's the lever effort?

There is the statement that all Beta 4stroke models get the injection system Beta had already developed mounted to one Enduro model in 2015 due to better performance and the Euro4 regulations ...

 

Anyway will ask my Importer / dealer here.

 

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Yeah, they're just talking about the enduro bikes. I don't think you'll see them put the same system on a trials bike anytime soon.

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