Description

GASGAS EC 250F 2025

All EC models are approved for motorcycle road registration.
Our bikes are sold with the ADR kit (tail piece, blinkers & mirrors) fitted.

OFFER

Reduced price that expires 30/06/2025 or when sold out.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

• A frame for insane rider feedback and stability at speed
• Aluminium subframe that's strong and reliable and is important to ergonomics
• Die-cast aluminium swingarm which is light, strong and the right amount of flex
• Bodywork with black graphics, for a refined rider triangle and large contact area for enhanced body grip
• WP XPLOR forks with open cartridge, adjustable by hand
• WP XPLOR rear shock with rear linkage is short but still with 300 mm of travel
• Forged triple clamps with steering stem offering flex for comfort
• BRAKTEC brakes unique to GASGAS for ultimate control in the bush
• NEKEN handlebars with a bar bend unique to GASGAS with a pad for safety
• Footpegs that are big meaning better
• Unified motor position across all 4-stroke variants for improved handling on each model
• Motor with a centralised mass whilst being light
• LED headlight that's 3 times brighter than a halogen unit
• Optional map switch for two map modes, traction control and quickshifter settings
• Four-stroke fuel-injected single cylinder motor
• 81 mm x 48.5 mm bore x stroke
• 249.92cc displacement
• 6 speed transmission
• Liquid cooling
• Electric starter
• 2 Ah battery
• Keihin EMS
• Keihin EFI with Ø 42 mm throttle body
• DDS wet multi-disc clutch with BRAKTEC hydraulics
• Compresison ratio 14.4:1
• Disc brakes front and rear
• 260 mm front and 220 mm disc diameters
• 520 X-ring chain
• Central double-cradle-type 25CrMo4 steel frame
• Front suspension WP XPLOR USD, Ø 48 mm
• Rear suspension WP XPLOR monoshock with linkage
• 343 mm ground clearance
• 300 mm front and rear suspension travel
• 956 mm seat height
• 63.9 ° steering head angle
• Wheels front 21 x 1.60"; rear 18 x 2.15"
• Tyres front 90/90; rear 140/80
• 9 litre approximate fuel tank capacity
• 109.5 kg weight without fuel