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My 2016 BETA 430 RR Race Edition


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Thought I'd bore you all with the specifics of my new bike build.

 

****** alll changes and updates will be posted HERE in the first post ***********

 

 

 

2016 430 RR Race Edition

Ordered 11.5.15

Build date 12.21.15

Dealer: Dirt Riders West, AZ (AZ street plating)

 

 

 

BYOB OPTIONS:

  • .54 kg. (240-259 lbs)
  • 6.4 kg Rear (270-285 lbs)
  • Race Edition Support Kit- new pistons and valving front 
  •                                         - bladder replaces piston rear
  • Xtrig Shock Pre-Load Adjuster
  • Neutech TU bliss tire insert 18" (no more tubes)
  • Neutech TU bliss tire insert 21"
  • Kenda K785 Millville II 110/100 x 18
  •       ** Confirmed that they will use a 120 not a 110, at my request
  • Bridgeston Battlecross X30 80/100x21
  • Cycra Pro Bend CRM Factory Handguards-BLACK
  • Sharkfin Rear Brake Disc Protection, Red/Black
  • Radiator guards
  • Billet Clutch Slave Cylinder Guard, Red - stock clutch
  • Renthal 1/2 dual tapered grip, Black
  • Fat Bar, CR HIGH Bend-Black
  • BRP Rubber Mounted Clamp W/Scott's Kit
  • Red Clutch Hose +2"
  • Motion Pro Throttle Cable +3"
  • 28mm bar risers added to the BRP Submount and CR High bars to get 64 additional mm of bar height over stock
  • Air Filter, OEM Beta (extra)

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Accessories outside of BYOB

 

  • Guts Racing Tall Medium density seat foam (estimated durometer = 50)
  • 1 5/8" Durometer 45  foam added to top of Guts tall seat
  • Guts racing Gripper/red seat cover

 

            Net seat height (with body compression) will be about 1.50" taller than stock

            (Stock seat durometer estimated to be 60)

 

            A gummy bear durometer is 10

            A gel insole is 30

            A Kenda Washougal 'sticky' tire is 65 in the center

            A pencil eraser is 75

 

  • Rear tail light stop light switch

11.6.15

  • Opted out of the Race Edition graphics in favor of the Standard graphics (in my opinion, less busy, more attractive, better design)
  • Opted out of the mounted 'built for...' plaque mounted to the frame- will mount myself under the seat (kind a tacky thing, if you ask me....)

11.10.15

  • Guts Racing tall/meduim seat foam and red/black cover ordered. I will add foam to this seat, and scupt it with a electric carving knife.

11.11.15

 

Purchased basic hour meter for new bike

 

11.11.15

 

Beta confirmed my request that threaded bar inserts will be used on the Cycra Probend handguards

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Very nice Bill. You already know how well the Tubliss system  works. The preload adjuster is worth every penny! Nothing more than a cordless drill and 8mm socket for instant adjustments. 

 

I'm excited to see how well the suspension works for you. I wonder why you didn't choose the RS model? Or do you plan on plating this one?

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Very nice Bill. You already know how well the Tubliss system  works. The preload adjuster is worth every penny! Nothing more than a cordless drill and 8mm socket for instant adjustments. 

 

I'm excited to see how well the suspension works for you. I wonder why you didn't choose the RS model? Or do you plan on plating this one?

 

AZ plated

RS has different map, exahaust, etc.

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Sweet!

 

Is the build date here in California?

IT DON'T KNOW

As I thought with my BYOB it was basically a standard (off the shelf) bike coming from Italy, and it was assembled per my requirements in California, Yes/No? 

I BELIEVE THE RACE EDITION COMES 'FINISHED' FROM ITALY, BUT THE BYOB ACCESSORIES ARE INSTALLED AT THE DEALER OF CHOICE.

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So my bike will look like this bike: 

 

4-stroke-RHside-HR_zpsjkbg2pen.jpg

 

 

....but with the simpler graphics on the plastics...

 

RR-4-stroke-RH-outside-HR_zpspontww01.jp

 

 

....and I will most likely remove the swingarm and rim graphics as well.....

 

 

 

I may even remove all  the red anodizing on the 'RE' parts to make the bike look less garish. 

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Sweet!

 

Is the build date here in California?

As I thought with my BYOB it was basically a standard (off the shelf) bike coming from Italy, and it was assembled per my requirements in California, Yes/No? 

BYOB is performed in California, if the desired changes don't run afoul of some arcane law, in which case the parts get added to he crate and the delivering dealer or customer gets to add them (eg fuel tanks and exhaust systems).

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Good news - the rim stickers are applied at the dealer. Alas, the swingarm decal is applied at the factory.

 

I know a guy with the hook up to remove them... ?

BYOB is performed in California, if the desired changes don't run afoul of some arcane law, in which case the parts get added to he crate and the delivering dealer or customer gets to add them (eg fuel tanks and exhaust systems).

 

California, as in Paso Robles Beta, I assume...

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Just wondering if the different map has been confirmed?  From what ive been told that is unknown at this time.

 

I was told by somebody I spoke to at a dealer or at BETA USA, that 2016 FI Fourstrokes had (4) maps:

 

- RS map (epa compliant)

- RR map (non-epa compliant)

- RRRE map 1 and 2 via the switch

 

I have no proof of this

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You know it has one in the instrument cluster ?  

 

I wondered how long it would take for someone to bring that up......you win at 15 minutes!

 

I did it because I have had poor luck with Trail Tech quality.

I have had (5) different Voyagers and Endurance units go dead on me in the last 7 years.

When they go, the total run hours go with it.....

Trail tech replaced (2) out of the 5 that stopped working, the rest got replaced by me or not replaced at all. 

 

This el-chepo hour meter will go inside the airbox for a 'fail-safe' hour clock.

 

It's been a while since I bought a new bike...

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