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2020 GasGas TXT GP Lineup First Look: 4 More Trials Bikes

2020 GasGas TXT GP Lineup First Look: 4 More Trials Bikes

Posted on July 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Just when we thought there would be only four GasGas observed trials motorcycles for 2020, GasGas announces the four-bike 2020 TXT GP lineup. The TXT GP models are an upgrade over the TXT Racing line (we just tested the 2020 GasGas TXT Racing 250).

The big upgrade for the TXT GP line is the suspension. The 39mm Tech fork is fully adjustable on the four GP models. As hard as it is to imagine, the Reiger 3V is a higher-spec shock than the Öhlins 2V used on the TXT Racing models. It is also fully adjustable.
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