2005 GAS GAS Pampera 250 0.2L Petrol · HX05 HVB

The vehicle is currently roadworthy, having passed the most recent MOT on 28 October 2025 with no defects recorded. That test follows a failure in October 2024 where the rear direction indicator, headlamp dip beam and rear lower shock‑absorber bush were flagged, indicating a temporary dip in condition that has since been rectified. The overall maintenance trend is therefore improving, with the latest inspection showing a clean record after the earlier issues were addressed. Mileage data is sparse but shows a low‑usage pattern. The highest recorded figure is 9,972 mi at the October 2023 test, with earlier entries at 9,942 mi (November 2020) and 9,746 mi (November 2019). Over a 21‑year lifespan the scooter has accumulated only around 10 k miles, suggesting limited daily use or a primarily static owner. The gaps between 2008 and 2016 contain no mileage entries, so the exact rate of accumulation cannot be precisely quantified, but the available figures indicate a stable, gradual increase rather than rapid wear. A prospective buyer should inspect the rear suspension assembly closely, checking the lower arm pin, bush condition and shock‑absorber bush for wear or excessive movement. The rear direction indicator and headlamp dip beam should be tested for operation and light output, while headlamp aim must be verified to meet the 1.6 ° tolerance. The drive chain and front‑wheel spoke tightness merit visual and tactile checks, as both were noted in earlier tests. Finally, a thorough visual scan for corrosion, rust on the frame or exhaust, and any signs of structural degradation will confirm whether the low mileage has been matched by good corrosion protection.