GASGAS unveil the 2026 Enduro, Cross-Country and Motocross ranges with fresh looks on the red machines plus technical updates and, at last, black rims and fans as standard – 450 model ditched from the enduro line-up.

It’s about time GASGAS. We’ve been asking since the start. We’ve pointedly showcased the technical accessories-equipped bikes, as well as the factory race bikes, and finally, finally you’ve ditched the steel hoops for black anodised rims and given us a fan for free. Hallelujah.

In fact, the full enduro, cross-country and motocross ranges have had a style makeover which we like a lot: the red seat cover has been replaced with a full black gripper type, black Neken bars and a new bar pad, the rims and the fresh graphics give them a new look.

Besides the aesthetic changes, all bikes have small technical upgrades which in truth we have already seen on the KTM and Husqvarna 2026 models.

Read more on those here: 

First look: 2026 KTM Enduro models – 300 EXC the last one standing

First Look: 2026 Husqvarna Enduro Range – Technical Updates

The 2026 motocross range includes the MC 125 and MC 250 two-strokes plus MC 250F and MC 450F four-strokes. The kids get the MC 50, MC 65, and MC 85 (available in two wheel size options) line-up.

The smaller 2T kids bikes have their own technical updates including revisions to the triple clamps and cooling system plus the MC 50 and MC 65 have improved forks for a plusher feel on track.

The Enduro has had a tweak to the line-up for 2026 with just three models now: the EC 300 two-stroke and the EC 350F and EC 500F four-strokes. No more 450 is a surprise to us.

Shared Technical Highlights

• New black rims
• New fork settings on enduro models
• Black NEKEN handlebars
• Black grippy seat cover
• New graphics shared across all models
• Updated fuel line protection cap is tougher
• Rerouted wiring harnesses for improved reliability on all two-strokes
• All enduro models now equipped with a radiator fan
• BRAKTEC brake and clutch system

Technical Highlights – Enduro

WP XPLOR front fork with open cartridge – easily adjustable by hand. New settings for 2026 deliver improved performance on each individual model with the forks continuing to offer full adjustability by hand.

WP XACT rear shock and linkage – Inside, the piston is designed to ensure maximum rider comfort and with updated settings for 2026, the progressive performance of the WP shock is refined even further.

MAXXIS MaxxEnduro tyres – A softer tyre compound for 2026 provides maximum traction from your very first ride!

UK Pricing - Enduro

EC 300 - £9,349

EC 350F - £9,649

EC 500F - £10,249

Technical Highlights – Cross-country

The EX 300 is the only cross-country bike available in 2026 and not in all countries. The EX 300 uses a six-speed, cross country-specific transmission and WP XACT Closed Cartridge forks, and a larger, nine-litre fuel tank taken from the enduro bikes.

The EX also comes with an 18” rear wheel and in the US at least is fitted with Dunlop Geomax AT82 tyres/tires. In all other ways it is based on the moto machines with those open cartridge forks and suspension settings, different exhaust systems and ECU settings.

*Price not known at time of publication

Technical Highlights – Motocross

WP XACT front fork with AER technology – Features a hydrostop to take the sting out of heavy landings with all settings easily adjustable by hand.

WP XACT rear shock – By offering 300mm of travel, the WP XACT shock delivers comfort and performance.

Throttle Body Injection with premix for 2-strokes – Making sure our MC 125 and MC 250 run clean and crisp at all times for maximum power and torque.

Tyres – Both wheels are wrapped in MAXXIS MX-ST tyres for the best grip possible on every type of terrain.

UK Pricing - Motocross

MC 50 - £4,199

MC 65 - £5,199

MC 85 17/14 - £6,199

MC 85 19/16 - £6,199

MC 125 - £7,999

MC 250 - £8,699

MC 250F - £8,899

MC 450F - £9,899

More information including the latest GASGAS apparel and Technical Accessories: www.gasgas.com