2001 GasGas Pampera 250 - good for short people!

[MarJay]

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=220372030706

Its on ebay. 2001 51 plate, 12 months MOT.

Its a capable two stroke off roader, good michelin enduro tyres and quality suspension. It weighs very little and is incredibly easy to ride off road.

Its not ideal for commuting or road riding as it has no ignition lock/key (by design) is kick start only and runs on pre mix fuel. It currently has no sidestand but I've not found that to be a problem.

Do you want to go green laning, but are too short for the usual off roader suspects? This bike is ideal and is actually better off road (IMO) than a lot of bigger more common bikes.

I might end the auction early for the right buyer and the right price, so if you're interested let me know and I can arrange viewing. I'm in Reading, Berks.

Cheers!
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[silky666]

nice to see you gave it a bit of a clean before advertising
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[J D]

Hm im after a offroad bike, think i would be too tall though

[MarJay]

[djr]

[MarJay]

Dunno yet. I need space because a colleague of mine wants to offload another YPVS on me.

I'm tempted by a GasGas EC300 though.

JD, G rides the Pamp all the time. Bendy's one is slightly taller so I suspect you can increase the preload to make ot a little taller.

G quite likes it to do his 'climbing up sheer mud mountains' stuff.
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[djr]

[MarJay]

[djr]

[G]

Well, you could have had a ride on it, but I didn't see any sign of Mark and didn't want to knock on the door in case it woke his Mrs up.
(Which is probably a good thing as it means I didn't have to bother to clear the other half of the van up ).

For serious off-roading; enduros and motocross, I'd choose something higher. For playing about on, greenlanes, etc it's perfectly capable.
I suspect, as mentioned, just upping the pre-load would give it a decent chunk more height.
But, err, buy my CRM instead, except that's actually a lot worse off road, so, err, I wouldn't recommend it .