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GasGas EX 350F: 350 cm³ four-stroke enduro motorcycle and what to check when buying used
GasGas EX 350F (from 2021) — 350 cm³ four-stroke enduro motorcycle, designed for off-road riding and amateur racing. We look at what makes it special, its technology, and what to check when buying used.
EX 350F in brief
The EX 350F is one of GasGas' enduro models with a single-cylinder 350 cm³ four-stroke engine. This engine size is seen as a compromise: lighter and more agile than 450cc bikes, but more powerful than 250 cm³ four-strokes, making it suitable for both forest trails and tougher enduro terrain.
Since 2019, GasGas has been part of the Pierer Mobility group (alongside KTM and Husqvarna), so modern GasGas enduro motorcycles are technically close to other enduro models in the group. A motorcycle of the same class in its first years might also have been marketed as the EC 350F — keep an eye out for this in ads.
Which version to choose
The model has been in production since 2021, so there aren't many very old examples on the used market — it's not about the generation, but the specific condition of the motorcycle and how it has been used. Ads usually feature motorcycles from 2021 onwards.
Later-year motorcycles might have changed parts or updated equipment, but check the exact differences based on the seller's provided year and model designation. If you're evaluating multiple ads, compare not just the years, but also whether the motorcycle has been maintained according to the manufacturer's intervals.
Engine and gearbox
Engine — single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, with electric start. Gearbox is manual, clutch controlled hydraulically and by cable. For its sporty purpose, the motorcycle is built light, and the tech is designed to be maintainable independently.
Maintenance of a four-stroke enduro engine differs from that of some motorcycles: oil, filters, valve clearance, and piston condition are assessed based on operating hours or usage intensity, not just by miles.
What to check when buying a used EX 350F
Ask how many hours or seasons the motorcycle has been ridden and when the oil, air filter, and valve clearance were last changed. Start the cold engine yourself — it should start without prolonged cranking and run smoothly.
Inspect the suspension: oil leaks on the forks or shock, uneven riding, or excessive dirt in the tubes indicate needed repairs. Check the tire tread, steering play, chain and sprockets, brake discs, and calipers.
Check the frame and suspension linkage for cracks, deformations, and signs of previous falls. Ensure the radiators aren't bent, the plastics aren't cracked, and the battery and electric start work properly. And definitely check the documents: sport enduro motorcycles of this type are often not registered for road use.
Versions
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list generally described versions, but check the specific specs in the documents of the particular motorcycle.
Pirmieji modelio metai
2021 model yearThe first GasGas enduro 350 cm³ four-stroke generation after the group changeover.
- Single-cylinder 350 cm³ engine
- Electric start
- Light enduro frame and modern suspension
Vėlesnių metų EX 350F
post-2021Updated model years with refined technology and styling.
- Often — updated suspension or electronics for engine control
- New graphics and plastics
- Check for precise differences by year
Varžybinė ar pritaikyta
various yearsSome motorcycles may have been used in racing or come with additional equipment.
- Often — protective gear, reinforced wheels, or other accessories
- Higher mileage
- Most importantly — service records
Comparison of intended use
| Miško ir takų važiavimas | Enduro varžybos | Pradedančiajam | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For seasoned enthusiasts | For sporty driving | Only if you have experience |
| Main advantages | Smooth power, easy handling | Powerful and robust technology | Less than 450 power, easier to handle |
| Maintenance | Regular, by the hour | Intensive | Regular, by the hour |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€ | €€ | €€ |
A 350 cm³ four-stroke enduro motorcycle is a great mid-range option for those who want both power and control. The key is to find a motorcycle with a clear service history.
Pros
- The smooth character of the 350 cm³ four-stroke engine
- A lightweight, sturdy enduro frame
- Electric start
- Technology similar to other enduro models in the same group
Cons
- A sporty motorcycle that requires regular maintenance
- Often not registered for road use
- Condition of used examples varies greatly
Frequently asked questions
Is the EX 350F suitable for a beginner?
This is a sporty enduro motorcycle, so it's more suited to those already experienced off-road. A beginner can handle it, but due to its sporty nature and high seat height, it might be challenging.
Can the EX 350F be registered for road use?
Sport enduro motorcycles of this type are usually intended for off-road use. Check with registration authorities and the seller about registration possibilities, as this depends on the specific motorcycle's documents.
How does the EX 350F differ from the EC 350F?
These are GasGas enduro motorcycles of the same class—the name differs by year and market. When you see both designations in listings, consider the year and specification, not just the letters.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
