Gas Gas reviews

This bike is an enduro bike... use it for tight eastern woods and it is just as good as it gets. I've owned and ridden them all... 4 and 2 strokes alike, this bike puts everything together if you ride the woods in the east. The power delivery is spot on, the suspension perfect, and the bike handles like it has a brain. Last bike was an 02 RM 250 $1700.00 worth of extras to make a good woods bike and it beat the heck out of me. I put hand guards on my GG and ride 3-4 hours at a clip and sometimes 3 days a week and never get beat up by the bike. It's been 13 months now and all I've done to it is the regular maintenance.... Oil,air filter, tighten chain, check spokes and tires as needed. I may never buy another bike this one is a keeper. Show less

I just bought on of these bikes and I only just tested it. For trail riding, it's perfect; I got the 125 so I could put it on the road on a provisional license! For enduro and stubble fields it's great because it's an enduro bike! For motocross I'm not no sure, it's really too soft but then it's the rider not the bike. Show less

I bought my EC 300 new in the Spring of 2003 Arkansas sight-unseen. Moreover, I had never had any previous experience with Gas-Gas in the past. I'm very pleased with the build quality, nimble handling, and linear power of my EC 300--the OEM AJP juice clutch is a dream. In retrospect, it's the best bike I've ever ridden--compared to both four-strokes and two-strokes. Dependability has been flawless. I eagerly recommend Gas-Gas to anyone who is looking for a quality enduro competitor that's light years ahead of any current Japanese offering. Show less

I have a 2003 400cc Gas Gas thumper and love it. It starts easily all the time never a problem. It's a bit heavy but incredible power and quality. The EFI has been flawless. I do think the fuel line inlet set-up is a bit unreliable. i guess my experience has just been different. Show less

I'm just getting back into biking after an 18 year layoff. I wanted dual sport but something really trail worthy. The Pampera 250 was a pleasant surprise. The bike is extremely light weight, is low enough for me to touch both feet to the ground (5'6") and has awesome low and midrange power and torque. The forks are a bit lightly sprung, but for moderate speeds over moderate terrain they work well. You have to run pre-mix too, no oil injection system on the Gas Gas. Show less

Durable, I give it only 4 stars though, but its a good bike! Show less