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Cycle News 2023 Issue 39 October 3

Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles

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WIND IN THE P44 Beta Introduces 2024 Dual Sports B eta's 2024 dual sport models share the same platform as the off-road RR models, including frame, engine, suspension, brakes and a host of many other parts. Street-legal items are added to meet current EPA regulations, and they are available in four engine sizes, including 350, 390, 430 and 500. Formerly known as RR-S models, the name has been changed back to its original roots of RS as the standard off-road RR models were re-intro - duced to the USA market in 2023. A few enhance- ments for the 2024 model include formed radia- tors to increase the turning capability lock to lock, a softer seat that has been reshaped for better comfort, an improved front brake hose that ensures the outer sheath stays in the proper position as well as an up- grade to the fork that Beta says provides a smoother ride over any type of terrain. All RS models include the Trail Tech Voyager GPS unit that provides riders with a full-featured GPS with the ability to upload and download riding routes. Also new for 2024 is a redesigned rear tail - light and license plate holder. Pricing is as follows: 350 RS $11,499, 390 RS $11,599, 430 RS $11,699 and 500 RS $11,799. The 2024 Beta RS line will be available in November. CN Beta's 2024 models revert to their former RS designation and return with a few changes, including a softer seat.

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