In 1990, Gas Gas began selling Husqvarna enduro bikes with minor modifications, but stepped up to the plate and
developed its own perimeter frame and
component package that housed a
TM125 motor in '92. It impressively won
the 1994 FIM World Enduro Championship title in th.e 125cc class in the
hands of Great Britain's Paul Edmonson.
Gas Gas also began to sell a 250cc
enduro bike with its own perimeter
frame and component package with a
TM motor during the summer of '94.
Early in '95 the factory began developing its own motor and had it ready to go
into production for '96. Edmonson
switched to t11e 250cc class rode the prototypes without mucI1 success in '95, but
turned things around in '96 and defeated the liI.
