DIRT NEWS

X-PRO machines have been confirmed as coming here to our shores. Both four-stroke and two-strokes will be available but there are a couple of models that will either be not available or order-only. The RR350 four-stroke is not heading our way, and the RR125 two-stroke will be available on special order only. The rest of the range will arrive in September and

pricing will be confirmed shortly. The two-stroke lineup looks like this: RR125( special order only) RR200, RR250 and RR300. Four-strokes are represented by the RR390, RR430 and the big RR480 – for the brave. For 2026, the whole range gets frame updates, Single Hydraulic Chamber ZF forks, stiffer rear axle, upgraded Nissin brake caliper, more durable radiators as well as a new worksinspired map switch in the handlebar pad. The two-strokes see some significant engine updates, including a more refined gearbox with stronger bearings and improved transfer ports and a new head for a more linear power delivery. The four-strokes have new ECU settings for a more useable spread of power. And the looks are sharper, making Beta’ s new range look Beta than

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