Street-Legal Beta RS Model Range Unveiled In US For 2024 Model-Year

Street-Legal Beta RS Model Range Unveiled In US For 2024 Model-Year

Street-Legal Beta RS Model Range Unveiled In US For 2024 Model-Year

Enduro riding is a lot of fun, but many enduro bikes are not street legal. This can be a hindrance for riders who want to experience both on-road and off-road adventures. Thankfully, there are several models available that offer street-legality while still offering excellent off-road performance.

Beta is a well-known brand in the world of off-road riding. The Italian company has a strong track record in both racing and from a consumer perspective. In the US market, Beta has recently updated its range of dual-sports bikes to be street-legal. The range, called RS, was previously known as RR-S and is now available with four engine sizes: 350, 390, 430, and 500.

The new Beta RS models share the same platform as the performance-focused RR models. This means that they offer similar levels of performance and capability, but with the necessary additions to meet street-legal requirements. The models feature a redesigned license plate holder, tail light, turn signals, and rear view mirrors. Despite these changes, their bodywork still maintains the distinct Beta aesthetic inspired by the RR models.

In terms of technology, the 2024 Beta RS models come equipped with redesigned radiators that improve the bike’s turning radius. The saddle has also been redesigned to provide better comfort on longer rides. The front brake and suspension have been updated to offer a smoother ride.

All 2024 Beta RS models come standard with the Trail Tech Voyager GPS, which provides riders with useful information such as total mileage, speed and rev counter, engine temperature, ambient temperature, and battery voltage meter. These bikes also feature electric starting, electronic fuel-injection, and fully adjustable suspension for enhanced performance.

In terms of pricing, the new Beta RS models come at a premium, which is typical for Italian motorcycles. The smallest model, the 350, is priced at $11,499. The 390 version has a sticker price of $11,599, while the 430 and 500 models are priced at $11,699 and $11,799 respectively. The new models can be ordered through US Beta dealers. For more information, interested buyers can contact their local Beta dealer or visit the Beta website.