GasGas unveils “biggest ever” clothing line
GasGas has revealed a new casual clothing collection, as well as new products for trial, motocross and enduro riders.
GasGas is taking its casual and functional clothing lines up a notch, with the launch of its “biggest ever” apparel collection to date.
The extensive casual collection has landed with no less than “18 unique styles”, says the Spanish brand, which is set to take a step back from full factory racing in the World and Spanish Trial Championships in 2026, due to KTM’s ongoing restructuring.
The new off-bike collection features a wide selection of different t-shirts, sweaters, jackets, caps, and even socks. But what we’re really interested in is the new functional riding collection, where GasGas has also partnered with Alpinestars.
GasGas has revealed several new products aimed at riders of trial, enduro, and motocross disciplines. For those who like to ride trials, a new Tech jersey and Tech trousers have been introduced. Rounding out the line-up are new Nano Tech Gloves and Tech T Boots, with the latter made exclusively by Alpinestars.
The motocross range also gets a new off-road jersey and trousers combo, as well as your choice of new ‘Fast Gloves’ or classic Off-road Gloves. It’s not just the clothing line that’s been updated for motocross riders in mind, as the brand has also revealed a new S-M10 helmet, again made by Alpinestars.
The helmet features a shell construction made from carbon, a four density EPS liner, and removable and washable inner lining and cheek pads. It has a double-d ring closing system, and is fully certified to ECE 22.06 standards.
The new S-M10 helmet is not the only new lid to arrive as GasGas has revealed an all-new S-M3 model for kids, while new garments have also been added for young riders.
For those who enjoy enduro riding, a new ‘Fast Jacket’ has been introduced which features removable sleeves and vented zip pockets. It also gets a pocket designed to store a hydration bag.
Full details on all the products can be found at the official GasGas website.
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