Aprilia RSV-1000R Factory (2003 - present)

Reviewed: by Visordown

The old Mille R is now dead, replaced by the Factory, while the old standard model (the RSV1000 Mille) is now replaced by the RSV1000R. Confused? Possibly. The new standard model comes with the same engine and frame as the Factory, although the frame is in an aluminium finish compared ... Continue reading

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Jaguar

Great fun on your favourite scratcher's road, but easy to live with from day to day - this bike does most things well. Excellent reliability (but for one or two glitches noted) and much cheaper to service than Continue reading...

norris

In 30 years of biking, this bike rates as one of my favourites and can't reaslly see what I'd change it for at this time as it does everything I want. Continue reading...

bigguthdickuth

Nice bike, good style, lovely exotic bits like Oz wheels and Ohlins forks and rear shock, and the grabbing one finger operation Brembo radial calipers, awesome. If it only had a powerfull engine! It would b per Continue reading...

Dave Martin

Perhaps hasn't got the following of a Ducati,but if you buy a duke with the Factory spec,you need to spend thousands more. Continue reading...

V8-Powered

A bike I doubt I will sell for many years to come.... Continue reading...

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	Top of the range with Ohlins suspension and Oz wheels. Worth the extra? Maybe just for the phwoar factor!

	Two grand more than the standard model - be honest with yourself: do you really need those extras?