GASGAS XC 250 2019
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Key Specification GASGAS XC 250 2019
Engine and Drive Train
| Starter | Electric, Kick |
|---|---|
| Clutch Type | Multiplate in oil-bath |
| Transmission Type | Gearshift |
| Displacement | 249.3 ccm |
Suspension Front
| Technology | Closed Cartridge |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 48 mm |
| Travel | 300 mm |
Suspension Rear
| Shock absorber | Monoshock |
|---|
Chassis
| Frame type | Perimeter |
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Brakes Front
| Diameter | 260 mm |
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Brakes Rear
| Diameter | 220 mm |
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Dimensions and Weights
| Front tyre width | 90 mm |
|---|---|
| Front tyre height | 90 % |
| Front tyre diameter | 21 inch |
| Rear tyre width | 140 mm |
| Rear tyre height | 80 % |
| Rear tyre diameter | 18 inch |
| Length | 2145 mm |
| Width | 825 mm |
| Height | 1260 mm |
| Wheelbase | 1480 mm |
| Seat Height | 960 mm |
| Dry Weight | 105 kg |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 10 l |
GASGAS XC 250 History
GASGAS XC 250 2020
249.3 ccm
105 kg
GASGAS XC 250 2019
249.3 ccm
105 kg
GASGAS XC 250 2018
249.3 ccm
105 kg
FAQ tires GASGAS XC 250
- Which tires are currently recommended by the 1000PS editorial team for this model?
- Michelin Enduro Medium
- Mitas Terra Force EX
- X-Grip The Escalator Sticky
- Metzeler 6 Days Extreme
- Bridgestone Battlecross E50 Extreme
- Continental ContiTrailAttack 3
- Pirelli SCORPION TRAIL II
- Dunlop Trailmax Meridian
- Bridgestone Battlax A41
- Metzeler TOURANCE NEXT 2
- Mitas Touring Force
- Michelin Road 6
FAQ GASGAS XC 250
- Which one is better? GASGAS XC 250 or {AlternativeBrandModel}?
- You can compare these two motorcycles here. You can find all pros and cons of the comparable model here.
- How about the availability of the GASGAS XC 250?
- Compared to other Enduro motorcycle bikes the availability is very poor. There are very few GASGAS XC 250 bikes available on the market.
- How popular is the GASGAS XC 250?
- There is a very weak demand for a GASGAS XC 250 on the market.
- What is the data source for the content on this page?
- The data comes from the online motorcycle magazine '1000PS'. 1000PS was founded in 2001. The company is based in Austria. Most of the content is published in German. However, the team also presents motorcycle test videos in English on YouTube. Here you can find 1000PS on Instagram.
