July 28, 20179 yr Afternoon all, Getting into trials again after a very long absence and just picked up a 2017 Evo 300 4t. Been searching around for a service manual for it and coming up completely empty handed. Beta has the 2009-2012 Evo (four stroke) engine manual on their webpage. Are there no changes from this manual to the current year? I was comparing torque specs from this manual to the 2010-2014 torque chart and there are a few differences. Thanks in advance for any help! Xeno
July 28, 20179 yr Have you tried betamotor.com for the service manual? I have a 2016 250 4t racing and found the service manual on there. It was the first page to come up following a search on google. Although my engine and frame numbers match the v5, my engine appears to have been built a lot earlier. My cylinder is stamped 2004. My clutch cover is stamped 2010. So there is every chance that there have been no changes over the years.
July 28, 20179 yr Author Nothing but the owner's manual on Betamotor.com unfortunately. I will check the dates on the various parts you mentioned when I get home. I know the 4t is kind of the oddball out but it would really surprise me if there wasn't a shop manual. Xeno
July 28, 20179 yr <http://www.betausa.com/sites/default/files/pdf/2012Support/Service Manuals/Mototrial/2009-2012 Evo 4 stroke engine.pdf> This is for the Evo 4t m/y 2009 to 2012 most things should still be current.
July 30, 20179 yr Author Quote <http://www.betausa.com/sites/default/files/pdf/2012Support/Service Manuals/Mototrial/2009-2012 Evo 4 stroke engine.pdf> This is for the Evo 4t m/y 2009 to 2012 most things should still be current. Thanks Reggie. That is the manual I was referencing. I guess the thing I find troubling about this is I have no way of knowing if its current as I have nothing to compare it to. Now, the answer very well may be "It doesn't matter that much" and I am ok with that. Just so I know one way or the other. I still have a touch of New Bike Syndrome but am looking for a support group. Xeno Edited July 30, 20179 yr by xeno13
August 1, 20179 yr The 4T does not require much attention other than oil changes and carb work. Over thinking ownership, go ride it more.
August 2, 20179 yr Make sure you grease the swingarm bushings, headset, dogbones, and add some high quality grease to the wheel bearings. Beta, like all manufactures, only put in a minimal amount.
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