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Andrew Oldar
by: Andrew Oldar
For the first time since hitting the market in 2021, GasGas’ MC 250F was given mechanical updates in 2024. The first-generation model only saw a minor graphic difference from 2021–2023, but that was the smallest change the Austrian brand gave its entire dirt bike range for 2024.“The GasGas has the softest feel of the three Austrian 250F motocross bikes.” <i>—Michael Wicker</i> (Jeff Allen/)In the case of the MC 250F, it got all of the same updates as last year’s MC 250F Factory Edition, minus the trick parts from GasGas’ Technical Accessories catalog. In its first yea ...
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For the first time since hitting the market in 2021, GasGas’ MC 250F was given mechanical updates in 2024. The first-generation model only saw a minor graphic difference from 2021–2023, but that was the smallest change the Austrian brand gave its entire dirt bike range for 2024.“The GasGas has the softest feel of the three Austrian 250F motocross bikes.” <i>—Michael Wicker</i> (Jeff Allen/)In the case of the MC 250F, it got all of the same updates as last year’s MC 250F Factory Edition, minus the trick parts from GasGas’ Technical Accessories catalog. In its first yea ...
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