Thursday, August 18, 2011

2012 EVO - First Shipment due November













A constant evolution of the motorcycle, the chassis and the engines, always developed to support both expert and hobby riders. This is the approach followed by Beta to improve the EVO 2012 following the great success of the EVO 2011 range and allowing the marque to remain at the top of the world’s Trial market.

The experience gained during the season and participation in major World competitions, has allowed further refinement of a motorcycle already highly regarded in the sport of Trials.
The ”Top of the range” EVO takes a further step by the 2T displacement which increases from 290cc to 300cc. Also introduced are a series of changes designed to further improve performance, ergonomics and ease of maintenance.

From an aesthetic point of view the EVO MY2012 is aligned to the new Beta "family feeling", associating black frame with a bright red, very "Italian Style".

Donato Miglio, Factory Beta Trial Team Manager, comments on the new EVO: "The new 300cc engine is probably the biggest evolution made since the birth of the EVO. This is an entirely new engine, very similar to that used by the Factory riders over the last year. It is very progressive and at the same time powerful, with a large reserve of torque. We believe we have made available for every rider the performances of a highly competitive bike, very easy to ride by hobby riders and highly competitive when used in a race. "

New Features

New 300cc engine: the entire cylinder has been completely redesigned taking the bore to 79mm and the displacement to 300cc. The piston has been redesigned in the profile and shape of the top to improve combustion characteristics. We have also changed the profile of the combustion chamber to optimize engine behaviour and performance. These changes allow a significant increase in torque combined with a greater power at high engine speeds. This allows an improved ease of driving, most immediate and progressive reactions to throttle opening and easier management of the bike especially by hobby users. At the same time, increased engine power allows performance improvement in competition. The power and torque curves graphically represent the different behaviour of the 290cc engine and the new 300cc.




New clutch plates: improve torque transmission, especially in higher gears, increase the progression and convey a better feeling when you look for traction in low grip conditions.

The thermostat of the radiator is now located at the bottom of the radiator for improved accuracy and precision.

Revised gearbox cam with a different thickness, for even smoother gear engagement.

New suspension setting, optimize for the new 300cc displacement and improved for the all the other models.

Lights switch positioned laterally next to radiator fan. Less interference when driving in extreme position, less space taken on the handlebar and easy maintenance in case of replacement of the handlebar.

Electrical system modified for a better layout and simplification of the cables.

New colour for the front fork tubes for an exclusive look **.

New colour and new graphics aligned to the coordinate image of Beta range and "Made in Italy” style **.

Availability: end of September 2011

**: Also for EVO 250 / 300 4T MY 2012

Monday, August 8, 2011

FIM Australian Women's Moto Trials Camp 2011

We were invited to represent Western Australia to attend the Women’s Trials FIM Training Camp at Pacific Park, New South Wales in mid July of this year. The camp lasted for three days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Over 30 female riders arrived at the Camp for training from all around Australia and New Zealand to be coached by special guest Laia Sanz, 10 Times Women World Champion, and Australian top riders Kristie McKinnon, Michelle Coleman, Kevin Zarcynski and many more. The riders ranged from Novice to Expert Riders. The days consisted of splitting into smaller groups, according to our skill level. Each group then learnt many different techniques and skills with each coach offering their individual advice.

We are very thankful to Laia and all the volunteer coaches who gave us their time and expert advice. Also a big Thank you to everyone at Pacific Park for use of their grounds and facilities and making us all so welcome. It is an amazing trials ground, which included high hill climbs, sweeping valleys and much more. We thoroughly enjoyed the Camp in NSW and we both felt the Camp has overall improved our riding skills and techniques. We hope to keep improving, and achieve a level to one-day represent Australia in the World Series.

We would like to say a Huge Thank you to all who kindly gave us donations to help us get to the camp including the AJS Moto Trials Club,the Pathfinders Club,  The ‘Prices’ Simon, Neil(for all there support and training), Moto Dynamics, The Boorer Family (Beta NSW), Mazparts WA, City of Wanneroo, Our Wonderful mother for the Fund Raising, Dad and many Moto Trials club members.

Megan and Luci Clarke.

 

Friday, August 5, 2011

WHATS LEWIS and ALEX UP TO ?????????

LEWIS  hopped on a plane last night,flying to SYDNEY  for Jack Field and his  FLAIR ACTION SPORTS PROMOTIONS for a 3 DAY show in the Sydney area,  doing backflips and all the other stuff he loves doing most of the time. Also taking his 24" N/S MOUNTAIN BIKE along with plans to spend an extra week in Sydney with the boys to ride as many skate parks and other area's as he possibly can.........
 
ALEX hopp's on a plane saturday night , also flying to SYDNEY for Jack's  FLAIR ACTION SPORTS PROMOTIONS  to ride another show for Jack on SUNDAY in another part of SYDNEY at the same time!!!!!!!  again doing  backflips and all the other stuff he loves doing as well ------  Flying home Monday night sometime........
 
WHAT A WAY TO SPEND THE WEEKEND,,,,, Jack  supply-ing  the GasGas  RAGA'S for them to ride, and every thing else as well,,,,,,,,Hope they have a ball.........LEO......