GASGAS EC300 GP – SPECIAL PARTS STANDARD!

Based on the collective value of the up-specced componentry GASGAS’s EC300 GP comes with, is this limited-edition Gasser good value for money relative to the standard EC300? Hell, yeah!

A couple of months back, when we posted a short video about the 2026-model GASGAS EC300 GP we’d just taken on as a long-term project bike, we were bombarded with positive feedback. As expected, there were countless comments along the lines of, “Yeah, 300cc two-strokes friggin’ rule!”. Plus, there was a chorus of talk about what a good-looking rooster this thing was; with its retro-style graphics and smattering of high-visibility special parts. All of which made us feel even more special about the fact we were taking home GASGAS’s first ever limited-edition enduro model – for at least six months, anyway.

But, aesthetics aside, let’s take a closer look at the genuine GASGAS accessory parts this cool-looking machine comes with as standard equipment. As you’ll see in the parts pricing table below, the sum total of the GP model’s accessories amounts to more than $3000 (RRP). So, doing the math:

• Based on the price tag differential between the GP model’s current limited-time special promo offer ($16,995 Ride Away) and the standard EC300’s $16,595 Ride Away, the GP’s value proposition is pretty damn compelling;
• Actually, the GP’s paltry $400 price premium is a financial no-brainer! And that’s before you even consider the performance gains and/or bolstered durability that the GP model’s special parts offer.

2026 GASGAS EC300 GP – ACCESSORY PARTS PRICES

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

Stay tuned for the second video installment about our EC300 GP project bike in the next couple of weeks, where – after living with and flogging the bike for 15 hours’ run-time – we let you know what we’ve learned; the good and bad.

In the meantime, check out the full spec and all the spicy details of the GASGAS EC300 GP right here, or watch the video of this limited-edition machine being built.