2026 Beta RR X-Pro 250

“Ride like a X-PRO”: introduced last year, the new made-in-Beta way to enjoy Enduro was a hit among riders of all levels. With MY26, X-PRO becomes even more appealing with updates that make a difference.

Expert users appreciated its universal feel, which makes the X-PRO the perfect companion to move from a fast track to a Hard Enduro single track, with adaptable frame and the option of adjusting the suspension settings with a few simple clicks. While amateurs appreciated the ease of use and feeling of feeling safe knowing the X-PRO models are designed for challenging riding while providing a comfortable ride.

£8,295.00

Specifications

Frame – Molybdenum steel with double cradle split above the exhaust port

Wheelbase – 1482 mm

Max length – 2175 mm

Max width – 830 mm

Max height – 1270 mm

Seat height – 930 mm

Ground clearance – 320 mm

Footrest height – 407 mm

Dry weight – 103,5 kg (front 50,8 kg; rear 52,7 kg)

Fuel tank capacity – 9,5 l.

Reserve – 2,3l.

Cooling system capacity – 1,3 l.

Front suspension – Hydraulic USD fork with ø 48 mm shaft

Rear suspension – Monoshock with progressive compound lever

Shock absorber stroke – 132 mm

Front wheel travel – 295 mm

Rear wheel travel – 290 mm

Front brake – Wave disc ø260 mm and double-piston floating calliper

Rear brake – Wave disc ø240 mm and single-piston floating calliper

Front rim – 21 x 1,6 – 36 holes

Rear rim – 18 x 2,15 – 36 holes

Front tyre – 90/90 – 21

Rear tyre – 140/80 -18

Type – Single cylinder, 2-stroke, liquid-cooled

Bore – 67,4 mm

Stroke – 69,9 mm

Displacement – 249 cc

Compression ratio – 13,2:1

Exhaust Valve – BPV Systsem

Starter – Electric starter

Ignition – AC Kokusan – digital CDI with oil pump controller

Spark plug – NGK BR8ECM

Induction system – induction reed

Lubrication – Mixing with electrical pump

Carburettor – Keihin PWK 36

Clutch – wet multi-disc clutch

Primary drive – Z.27/72

Transmission – 6 gears

Final transmission – chain

Engine oil – SAE 10W/40

Consumption l/100 km – 2,2

Pollution Co2 [g/km] – 53