We recently attended the launch of the 2024 range of Beta RR Enduro models, and whilst there’s been no radical updates the refinements made to the already proven platform has improved the ride-ability of the Italian machines, which are really nice to ride on the trails and open grass track terrain. Here’s a couple of videos from the launch, and stay tuned for a full rundown in an upcoming issue of DA.
Beta press release: The weekend saw the 2023 Australian Hard Enduro Champion Ruben Chadwick and Ebony Nielsen head to Hillston, NSW, for the final round of the 2024 AHEC season. The ‘HillStorm Challenge’ saw a […]
The final round of the 2024 AORC Championship has come to a close in the tightest finish across all classes we’ve seen for a long time. Read this report by Caitlin Hynes, which covers all […]
Brad Freeman won his first overall of the season and clinched the E3 title aboard his BETA RR Factory Racing 300 in France for the 10th time. The picturesque town of Brioude, France hosted the […]