GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 User Manual (English)

mwilliamsAug 9, 2025

Why is my GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 Motorcycle using so much oil?

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omillerAug 10, 2025
High oil consumption in your GAS GAS Motorcycle can be due to several reasons. It could be that the engine vent hose is bent, in which case you should ensure it is routed without bends or replace it. Another cause might be that the engine oil level is too high, so check the engine oil level. If the engine oil is too thin, change the engine oil and oil filter, and clean the oil screen. Lastly, worn piston or cylinder can cause this issue, requiring you to measure the piston/cylinder mounting clearance.

Laura WilliamsonAug 20, 2025

What to do if my GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 Motorcycle 12-V battery keeps discharging?

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Jennifer WadeAug 20, 2025
If the 12-V battery in your GAS GAS Motorcycle is discharged, it could be due to a couple of reasons. One possibility is that the 12 V battery is not charging, in which case you should check the charging voltage and the stator winding of the alternator. Another reason could be an unwanted electrical power consumer; check the open-circuit current to resolve this.

Patricia CollierAug 30, 2025

What causes an error level condition in GAS GAS MC 250F 2022?

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christinemillerAug 31, 2025
An error level condition on your GAS GAS Motorcycle can be triggered by various sensor or programming issues. These include the necessity for throttle valve position programming or faults within the crankshaft speed sensor circuit. Additionally, issues such as circuit faults or incorrect input signals (too high or too low) from sensors like the throttle valve position sensor A, induction manifold pressure sensor, coolant temperature sensor, intake air temperature sensor, or tilt sensor can cause this. Problems with battery voltage (too high) or the gear position sensor (circuit fault, high input signal, or malfunction) can also lead to an error level condition. Addressing these issues involves checking and correcting the specific circuit fault or signal problem identified.

GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 Specifications

General

Engine Type	Single-cylinder, 4-stroke
Bore x Stroke	78 mm x 52.3 mm
Compression Ratio	13.9:1
Fuel System	Electronic Fuel Injection
Starting System	Electric starter
Transmission	6-speed
Front Brake	260 mm disc
Rear Brake	220 mm disc
Fuel Tank Capacity	7.5 L
Ground Clearance	370 mm
Displacement	249.9 cm³
Throttle Body	44 mm
Front Suspension	USD 48 mm forks
Front Tire	80/100-21

GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

GAS GAS MC 250F 2022 Specifications

Summary

Safety Advice

Tampering Warning

Safe Operation

Protective Clothing

Use Definition – Intended Use

Misuse

Safety Advice

Degrees of Risk and Symbols

Important Notes

Manufacturer Warranty, Implied Warranty

Service

Controls

Clutch Lever

Hand Brake Lever

Throttle Grip

Stop Button

Start Button

Overview of Indicator Lamps

Opening the Fuel Tank Filler Cap

Closing the Fuel Tank Filler Cap

Cold Start Button

Idle Speed Adjusting Screw

Shift Lever

Foot Brake Lever

Preparing for Use

Advice on Preparing for First Use

Running in the Engine

Starting Power of Lithium-Ion Batteries at Low Temperatures

Preparing the Vehicle for Difficult Operating Conditions

Preparing the Vehicle for Rides on Dry Sand

Preparing the Vehicle for Rides on Wet Sand

Preparing the Vehicle for Rides on Wet and Muddy Circuits

Preparing Vehicle for High Temperatures or Slow Riding

Preparing the Vehicle for Low Temperatures or Snow

Riding Instructions

Checks and Maintenance Measures When Preparing for Use

Starting the Vehicle

Starting Off

Shifting, Riding

Applying the Brakes

Stopping, Parking

Transporting

Refueling

Service Schedule

Required Work

Recommended Work

Tuning the Chassis

Checking the Basic Chassis Setting with the Rider's Weight

Air Suspension XACT

Compression Damping of the Shock Absorber

Adjusting the Low-Speed Compression Damping of the Shock Absorber

Adjusting the High-Speed Compression Damping of the Shock Absorber

Adjusting the Rebound Damping of the Shock Absorber

Measuring the Dimension of the Rear Wheel Unloaded

Checking the Static Sag of the Shock Absorber

Checking the Riding Sag of the Shock Absorber

Adjusting the Spring Preload of the Shock Absorber

Adjusting the Riding Sag

Checking the Basic Setting of the Fork

Adjusting the Fork Air Pressure

Adjusting the Compression Damping of the Fork

Adjusting the Rebound Damping of the Fork

Handlebar Position

Adjusting the Handlebar Position

Service Work on the Chassis

Raising the Motorcycle with a Lift Stand

Removing the Motorcycle from the Lift Stand

Bleeding the Fork Legs

Removing the Fork Legs

Installing the Fork Legs

Removing the Lower Triple Clamp

Installing the Lower Triple Clamp

Checking the Steering Head Bearing Play

Adjusting the Steering Head Bearing Play

Removing the Shock Absorber