GasGas converts the MC 450F to Supermoto

Andreas Denner 24. February 2022 Last Updated: 6. November 2022 1 Min Read

GasGas has converted the MC 450F off-road machine into a supermoto and recorded the whole thing in a video. All the necessary parts come from the company's own range of accessories.

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GasGas has converted the MC 450F off-road machine into a supermoto and recorded the whole thing in a video. All the necessary parts come from the company’s own range of accessories.

Damping components with a shorter suspension travel and stronger brakes were installed. Of course, a special wheel set with street tires must not be missing.

The complete modification can be seen in the video and can be rebuilt with a little craftsmanship. The changes were made exclusively with technical GasGas accessories.

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