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Cycle News 2025 Issue 35 September 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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VOLUME ISSUE SEPTEMBER , P117 Premium-build components are aplenty in the Pro version tested here, but even the standard "Racing" version comes equipped with a skid plate, X-ring chain and lithium battery. Opt for this Pro version and you'll get nice upgrades, includ - ing a Renthal Fatbar handlebar with Renthal grips, Polisport handguards, Xtrig ROCS triple clamps, red machined hubs laced to Excel wheels and an electric fan installed. The new Rieju MR Pro 300i certainly looks like a factory race bike. It's going to be interesting to see how this bike handles the highest levels of competition since it's such a big step up from the previous models Rieju offered. Rieju races a lot. Domestically in North America, rac - ers such as EnduroCross and hard enduro veteran Quinn Wentzel and Rachel Gutish are flying the Rieju flag. Gutish, when she's not winning the Women's class at the Tennes - see Knockout, is full-timing the EnduroGPs alongside other Factory Rieju women's class contenders Mireia Badia of Spain and Rosie Rowett of the UK. Internationally, Poland's Dominik Olszowy, Spain's Alex Puey and the UK's Toby Martyn keep the Rieju Factory Team competitive in Endu - roGP and SuperEnduro races. This bike is so new that many of these riders are just recently getting their first races on production machines. Rieju also recently announced that all their competitors for this year's ISDE will be racing with the new Rieju MR 300i injection technology. Time will certainly tell how this bike handles the intense heat of enduro com - petition at the highest levels. But judged from our quick spin on this bike, we think it has a very bright future. CN Jesse Ziegler EFI two-strokes have been chasing the magic status of carb-fueled grunt with the smooth cleanliness of EFI. The new Rieju platform is doing a great job delivering on that promise. 2026 RIEJU MR PRO 300i ($11,399) ENGINE 2-stroke, single-cylinder DISPLACEMENT 298cc FUEL INJECTION EFI dual injectors STARTING Electric TRANSMISSION 6-speed FRONT SUSPENSION 48mm KYB inverted forks, fully adj.; Black DLC anodized lowers REAR SUSPENSION KYB monoshock; preload, high/low speed compression and rebound adjustable FRONT TIRE 90/90-21 in. REAR TIRE 140/80-18 in. WHEELBASE 58 in. SEAT HEIGHT 37 in. FUEL CAPACITY 2.6 gal. WEIGHT (CLAIMED DRY) 228.2 lbs.

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