GAS GAS TXT 250 Pro - 2010 Specifications and Reviews

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General information

CategoryTrial
ModelGAS GAS TXT 250 Pro
Year2010

Engine and Transmission Specifications

ClutchMultidisc, hydraulically-operated
Transmission typefinal driveChain
Gearbox6-speed
Cooling systemLiquid
Lubrication system2.5 % Mixture
StarterKick
IgnitionCDI
Bore x stroke72.5 x 60.0 mm (2.9 x 2.4 inches)
Stroke2
Engine typeSingle cylinder
Capacity:248.00 ccm (15.13 cubic inches)
 
 

Physical measures and capacities

Wheelbase1,335 mm (52.6 inches)
Seat height665 mm (26.2 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
Dry weight66.0 kg (145.5 pounds)
 
 

GAS GAS TXT 250 Pro dimensions and frame

Rear brakesSingle disc
Front brakesSingle disc
Rear tyre dimensions4.00-18
Front tyre dimensions2.75-21
Frame typeTubular CR-Mo

Speed and acceleration

Color optionsRed/white/grey
Fuel capacity3.10 litres (0.82 gallons)

Other specs

MaintenanceFind parts, fluids, filters, maintenance tools and service items on eBay

Performance Profile & Rider Fit

Best For

Track10%
City5%
Cornering30%
Daily Riding5%
Touring2%
Passenger0%

Rider Profile

Best ForThis machine is built for skilled trials riders or dedicated beginners specifically learning the discipline, not general-purpose motorcyclists.
PurposeIt exists purely for competitive and recreational trials riding, tackling extreme technical obstacles at near-walking pace rather than covering distance or speed.
Rider FitIts featherlight 67kg dry weight and low seat height make it easy to manhandle and paddle through obstacles, though trials riding demands strong core balance and stamina from standing all day.
CharacterNimble, featherweight, and razor-responsive, this bike rewards precision throttle and body control rather than outright power or comfort.
Not Ideal ForThis is not suited to commuting, highway travel, passengers, or anyone wanting a comfortable seat and long-range fuel capacity.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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