The 2013 Beta Minicross R 10 is a compact motorcycle designed for kids aged 4 / 7. It comes with an ergonomic design and is perfectly suited for any kid that wants to learn safely the secrets of motocross riding.

The Minicross 10”/ 10” wheeled version is equipped with a reliable 49 cc, single cylinder, 2 stroke, air cooled engine with lamellar induction in the crankcase. The engine is fed by a 2 liters fuel tank and its power is kept under control by a single speed transmission.

When it comes to stopping power, the young rider can rely without any problem on a set of capable drum brakes which offer a short and precise braking.

The ride quality is assured by a solid Ø 30 mm front fork which is paired with a rear shock absorber.

Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 Beta Minicross R 10.

2013 Beta Minicross R 10

Specifications

• Make: Array
• Model: 2013 Beta Minicross R 10
• Engine/Motor: single-cylinder, 2-stroke, air cooled
• Transmission: Single-speed
• [do not use] Vehicle Model: Array

Overview

Everyday, all around the world, there are many kids trying to make their first experiences on a dirt-track, learning how to face a curve or enjoying their first exciting high jumps, dreaming of being an Off-road Star.

But Beta Minicross is not only competition: beyond the will to win the most important thing is doing a sport to grow up with fun. Minicross is also a vehicle to improve safely the children’s concentration, balance and even consciousness and control of their own body.

Advisable for kids aged 4/7, the 10”/10” wheeled version enable the young riders to refine their skills. Absolutely handy and pleasant, thanks to its reliable Beta engine air cooled, single-speed, R 12 can rely on prompt drum brakes and a solid Ø 30 mm front fork to face the first obstacle in all safety.

Verdict

With its compact dimensions, lively engine and rugged wheels, the Beta Minicross R 10 is certainly a good choice for any young rider.

With a starting price of $2,199 it is also a bit cheaper than its Japanese counterparts and even if it doesn’t compare with them in terms of build quality and reliability is still a pretty decently built bike.

Specifications

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