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2021 BETA XTRAINER FIRST LOOK: EXTREME TRAIL BIKE

2021 BETA XTRAINER FIRST LOOK: EXTREME TRAIL BIKE

Posted on May 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After last year’s major overhaul, the 2021 Beta Xtrainer doesn’t get any significant changes, unless stickers and plastic color are a huge deal to you. Regardless, the Beta Xtrainer is still worth a peek, reminding us that this unusual enduro motorcycle exists and caters to various niches. It’s a motorcycle with a slightly shrunk chassis and a torquey two-stroke motor—built for serious trail riding rather than racing.
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