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Tripped over this today, might help someone out:
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I believe the Beta 80 runs a Dellorto phbg 21 which is considerably smaller. The Dellorto 26 from the ONE/R TRS would bolt right on if you wanted to be adventurous.
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I am at 2500 feet, but my riding varies from 2500 to 5500 feet. How much have you changed the jetting?
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I was wondering about that big carb. To be fair, my Beta 80 ran poorly until I found a tuning article for the Dellorto carb. What elevation are you at?
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Bump. 7 months later, no one has seen, heard or rode one yet?
I know they are selling, The Hell Team down under sold out, SW Trials & Enduro in the UK sold a couple early on & TRS USA just received their last one.
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Dedicated new thread for this promising new wee beastie.
Who has one or is waiting for theirs to arrive?
I am curious how it stacks up against the aged Beta B/W 80. Looks like a big bike rear & small bike front. Very neat.
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2023 update: CSP is doing an updated version of their TRS engine sump guard w/extra coverage for the pegs/frame protrusions.
See second (right) row, second from the bottom: http://www.costaspecialparts.it/catalogo/piastra-paramotore.html
or
http://www.costaspecialparts.it/catalogo/images/ta-1066-ts.jpg?crc=225717534
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You can get a lever style fuel tap from these guys : https://www.trialsuk.co.uk/Beta-Fuel-Tap---EVO80REV80REV50---Lever-Style?search=fuel tap
More efficient & easier to use.
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4 X 18 like all big bikes. See here: https://betausa.com/content/SUPPORT_PDF's/evo_80_2014_senior_junior.pdf Make sure you are looking at the senior tire page & not the junior.
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Yes they do. I have the 6 inch version on my 125RR. Not as sexy as Renthal but functional.
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@Mountainbrad: The 2020 RR has an upgraded air box. Beefier plastic around the screws & different air intake.
You have to buy the complete box though as the base is different too.
I am afraid to ask but will any way. What is that top piece costing you each time?
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Beta, Sherco/Scorpa & TRS all use Hidria CDIs do they not?
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@leembarnes: Did you change out the CDI(s) yourself & if so, how difficult was it?
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Sadly, not yet. There is a dimensional difference between these Braktec levers on the TRS & generic levers that are "supposed" to fit.
I have Apico shorty levers from my Beta I tried on my TRS. They fit but there is a few MMs difference (+) from pivot to push pin & I didn't want to risk it.
I slid my masters in as far as they would go & it gives about an inch of clearance from end of levers to end of bars.
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You are correct. I found some pix of a used 2018 RR w/CSP plate on Sandiford Racings website. The CSP covers the flywheel area better but the frame area in front of the pegs is still exposed.
I made cardboard templates today, just have to do the hard part now & cut the aluminum.
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Anyone try one of these yet? Curious to know/see how much bigger if any than stock. There is zero pix/info out there so far.......
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@dwb5151 : Did you purchase this & if so how did it work out? There are zero reviews so far. Sorry to everyone else for zombie thread revival!
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You're good. My current & last bikes w/inline filters had a small bubble or space visible.
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@thumper80: What year/model is your TRS?
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Thank you @baldilocks & @taff_d !
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@taff_d: I hope that is correct. That is 2010 & previous Scorpa SY250 available from Talon in 10 to 14. Please post up when you get a chance to try it.
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Anyone had a chance to figure out if the smaller spline on the 18 & up RRs is the same as any other existing spline? Not seeing anything after market except "DOES NOT fit 18 & up RRs". Would like to try an 11 front/bigger rear for different ratios & longer chain/sprocket life.
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The TRS Ones were supposed to get the new kickstart for 2019. The RRs got the new design in 2018. There is a video on you tube under TRS USA showing the new design. If this is a poll, I would choose the new design. I haven't read of any issues either, I just like the new design better.
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Links from the TRS USA site:
2019 TRS One: http://www.trsmotosusa.com/documents/2019/2019 TRS One 300, 280 & 250 ficha tecnica - technical specs.pdf
2019 Raga: http://www.trsmotosusa.com/images/Raga_Racing_2019/TRS_RR_2019_ENGLISH_ tech_specs.pdf
2019 Gold: http://www.trsmotosusa.com/images/GOLD_EDITION_2019/2019_TRS_Gold_English_tech._specs.pdf
The One says aluminum, the Gold & Raga don't specify. They are light bikes so that's what's important.
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