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BETA MY26 SINCRO FACTORY RANGE

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Last year when Beta’s all-new trial bike range first broke cover, it marked a major shift for the Italian brand as they retired the long-running EVO platform in favour of an all-new SINCRO generation built around lighter weight, sharper response and a deeper rider-to-bike connection. Now, Beta has taken that same platform a step further, unveiling the MY26 Sincro Factory range – a more focused, race-ready evolution that builds on the foundations of SINCRO with targeted upgrades aimed squarely at competition performance.

Read Beta’s full press released on their latest trial bike range…

Beta Motorcycles has revealed their MY26 Sincro Factory trials range, introducing a series of performance upgrades aimed at competition riders seeking top-level capability.

Building on the all-new MY26 Sincro platform, the Sincro Factory range represents the brand’s premium trials offering. Designed with a focus on reduced weight, sharper response and improved rider connection, the Factory models feature engine and chassis refinements developed for elite-level competition.

Competition-Focused Platform

The Sincro Factory range is based on the all-new Sincro platform, which introduced major changes for 2026, including:

• Hydroformed single-beam aluminium frame with integrated fuel cell
• Revised suspension geometry and updated rear linkage ratio
• Lightweight redesigned swingarm
• New engine design with direct cylinder reed intake
• Redesigned cooling system with hidden internal passages
• All-new adjustable diaphragm clutch
• Updated rear brake, hubs and airbox

From this base, Beta has refined both engine and chassis components to create a lighter, sharper and more race-ready package.

Chassis & Suspension Upgrades

The Sincro Factory models receive significant chassis refinements…

Front Fork: The updated fork features revised internals, reduced tube length (-10mm) and a TIN coating for reduced friction and smoother action. Double compression damping improves landing support while reducing pitching under braking. Rebound and preload adjustments allow fine tuning.

Rear Shock: A Factory-specific rear shock features revised mounting and updated linkage settings for improved progression and mass centralisation. Compression, rebound and preload are all adjustable.

Engine Updates Across the Range

The Sincro Factory models feature several key upgrades over the standard versions:

Magnesium Engine Cases
New black magnesium crankcases reduce overall weight by approximately 1kg compared to the standard model, improving agility and handling. A redesigned cooling circuit prevents coolant from contacting the magnesium, ensuring durability.

Titanium Exhaust System
The Factory models receive a redesigned full titanium exhaust system. On the 250 and 300 models, the larger-diameter manifold improves mid-to-high rpm performance while reducing weight by more than 500 grams. The 125 model also receives a titanium exhaust, with dimensions specifically tuned to optimise performance for the smaller capacity engine.

Upgraded Clutch (250/300)
The diaphragm-style clutch in the 250cc and 300cc models now features seven plates (up from six), increasing torque capacity by approximately 20 percent while maintaining a light lever feel. Riders can also adjust clutch preload in three positions to suit conditions and preference.

Dual-Spark 300cc – A First for Trials

A standout feature for 2026 is the introduction of a dual spark plug system on the 300 2T Factory, marking a first in the trials segment. The redesigned cylinder and head feature two spark plugs to deliver more uniform combustion, smoother low-rpm response and improved torque control – critical in technical trials sections. The system also enhances heat management and reduces the likelihood of plug fouling during extended use. A revised ECU mapping complements the engine changes, balancing stronger performance with precise throttle control. As with previous Factory models, the MY26 Sincro Factory range does not include an electric starter, keeping weight to a minimum for competition use.

Race-Focused Components

Additional premium components include:

  • CNC-machined blue anodised triple clamps
  • Black CNC footpegs Blue
  • anodised Reikon handlebar
  • Red silicone radiator hoses
  • Galfer racing brake discs
  • BrakTec brake and clutch master cylinders
  • Excel blue anodised rims
  • Dunlop Geomax Trial tyres
  • New graphics combine raw aluminium with Beta’s signature red and blue race styling.
  • Pricing: To be confirmed
  • Arrival: Mid 2026 

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