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Gas Gas Jtr 250 1996

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There is one for sale near me. Are (or were?) they any good? Any known weak points?

I'm a novice rider that's been riding twinshock bikes (TY, KT and Cota) looking for something to play on in "modern trials" on the easy route.

Cheers

A good solid bike as long as its been looked after. The air box has to be removed to get at the filter, which is a bit of a pain, but later air boxes fit and it may have been changed. You didn't say how much you're paying, but you could probably get something newer quite cheaply if you look around. <_<

Not sure about the filter situation on '96 bike.

I had one a while ago and I seem?? to remember that the filter was the cod-piece type (Montesa 315 style)and very easy to access??

I could be wrong...it's been a while?

I had one, certainly no need to remove the airbox.

I had a 96' JTR370 and as I remember, taking off the rear fender allowed access to the filter from the top of the box. Later airboxes will fit but would be expensive and the air filter is not a problem to get to. Good, solid bike, wish I still had it.

Jon

I had a 96' JTR370 and as I remember, taking off the rear fender allowed access to the filter from the top of the box.... the air filter is not a problem to get to. Good, solid bike, wish I still had it.

Jon

I have to agree with Jon, these models( I had 3) were the bikes that built the GasGas empire. <_<

Wayne

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