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7.8/10 Trial

Rieju Mrt 300 Review

"A seriously capable two-stroke bargain if parts logistics don't scare you."

Experienced off-road riders comfortable with two-strokes $4,000-$6,500 used 2020-2024
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Key Specs

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Top Speed
Estimated ~100โ€“110 km/h (note: not designed for top speed; trials-focused gearing limits highway performance)
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Power
Estimated ~38โ€“42 hp
@ 7,000 rpm (note: exact figures not officially published by Rieju for this model)
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Torque
Estimated ~35โ€“38 Nm
@ 5,500 rpm (note: best estimate based on comparable 300cc 2-stroke/4-stroke trials engines)
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Fuel Economy
40.0 km/L
94 mpg ยท Estimated 2.5โ€“4 L/100km (note: highly variable depending on riding style; trials use is low-speed/high-throttle bursts)
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Weight
Estimated ~100โ€“115 kg wet/curb weight
(note: varies by model year; Rieju does not always publish official wet weights)
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Used Buyer Review

The Rieju MRT 300 is a proper trials-derived enduro that punches well above its price point used. Built on a GasGas-sourced platform before Rieju went independent, these bikes are lightweight, flickable, and genuinely capable on technical terrain. The 300cc two-stroke delivers crisp, linear power that's surprisingly manageable โ€” not the savage hit you'd expect. At used prices, typically $4,000-$6,000, you're getting a competitive machine for serious money savings. Here's the honest bit though โ€” parts availability is the elephant in the room. Rieju's dealer network is thin in North America, and sourcing specific components can mean waiting weeks. Check that the powervalve is clean and the reeds aren't cracked before handing over cash. These bikes also demand proper two-stroke maintenance discipline; neglect shows fast. Find one with documented jetting and suspension setup and you're laughing. If you're a competent off-road rider who knows their way around a two-stroke, the MRT 300 is an absolute bargain. If you need a dealer around every corner, look elsewhere.

Pros

+Exceptional power-to-weight ratio
+Trials-derived chassis brilliance
+Competitive used pricing
+Smooth manageable powerband
+Quality suspension components

Cons

-Thin dealer network
-Parts availability frustrating
-Demands strict maintenance discipline
-Limited brand recognition resale
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Avoid if

Beginners needing local dealer support nearby

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