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Trs250 V Beta250

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Hi All

I've been riding Evo's since 2009 with my current bike being a Factory 250 and I fancy a change

I ride clubmans or inters and tend to use more of a non stop style where possible, how does the TRS250 grip and turn compared to a Beta, is the motor as smooth and less tiring to ride and most importantly are they as well built.

All comments appreciated

I currently have a 16 300 evo. My friend has a 280 trs and i cant pinch it off him enough, i absolutely love the feel of it. Super smooth, brilliant grip and feels like a push bike in comparison to the beta. It has a dellorto carb and is far more reliable than the finicky keihin. I will be changing my beta for one in the new year. Id also like to add that i have ridden each of all the latest bikes and for me (clubman) it is the best of the bunch

Clearly a tick for the TRS! How do the 300,280, 250 compare? I've always ridden the bigger capacity bikes. How does the 280 v's 300 compare in engine character?

I had a go on the trs 250 and it has a good amount of power and it turns great. The clutch is also very good and the power is very smooth. The bikes looks well made and it uses a lot parts that other bikes use. For example the tech forks and r16v shock. Its on my list for my next bike.

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