2004 Beta REV-3
Winner of the 2002 World Indoor Trials Championship at the hands of Albert Cabestany, the
REV-3 series is Beta’s outstanding successor to it’s enormously popular and World Trials
Championship-winning Techno series. Smaller, lighter, and smoother powered than it’s
predecessor, Beta has refined the REV-3 each year to keep pace with the changes in FIM
trials rules and section design trends.
With linkage-less rear suspension, the latest revision of AJP trials controls featuring
direct hose routing, four-piston calipers both front and rear, and the work-of-art Verlicchi
aluminum frame. The Beta is one of the most finely detailed of the trials mounts,
providing both incredible performance and long-lasting durability.
For 2004, we see the following updates:
- New stronger front fork brace.
- Updated lightened skid plate.
- Redamped front forks with more progessive compression damping.
- Red anodized rear shock with new internals to give more progressive damping and response
- New ignition system for smoother power output throughout the rev range, enhancing grip.
- New cylinder porting to improve the low-end power.
- Lightened clutch.
- Kickstart gears modified to reduce width of engine
- Central silencer has new mounting to reduce vibration
- Strengthened rear sub-frame.
The REV-3 is available as the following models displacement ranges:
80cc
125cc
200cc
250cc
| 270cc
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