WE'VE ALREADY brought you pics and fulls specs for the 2011 Aprilia Dorsoduro and now here's a video of the 1200cc V-twin supermoto in action.With a claimed 130bhp and traction control from the company's RSV4 superbike, the 2011 super-duper moto

APRILIA'S on a high at the moment. Its RSV4 has already taken Biaggi to a WSB title and the Tuono version has received rapturous reviews. So what's next?At the moment, it's certain that in 2012 there will be further developments of the firm's Shiver

HOT RUMOURS coming out of Aprilia at the moment say that the plans to field TWO WSB teams have now been dropped because of a lack of cash.The factory hasn't managed to bag a title sponsor for the 2010 'second team' project and has decided

SPLITLATH Motorsport and Jenny Tinmouth have parted company with rider Jenny Tinmouth.According to the team, the decision was mutually agreed between both parties and follows a difficult start to the season since rider Tinmouth moved up classes to contest the 2011 MCE Ins...

ACCORDING TO reports in some Italian press this morning, Max Biaggi has just signed on the dotted line for a one year deal with Aprilia in WSB.The Italian will contest the company's all-new RSV4 superbike in the big bike class. He will ride in a one

ROMAN EMPEROR Max Biaggi has extended his contract with Aprilia in World Superbikes for another two seasons.Biaggi's decision to stick with World Superbikes confirms earlier claims the Italian had 'no desire' to switch to MotoGP in 2011.Biaggi

WHEN the intermediate class switched from two-stroke 250s to the new four-stroke Moto2 category Aprilia were against the idea of using engines supplied by Honda, however they did prepare a chassis that was 'almost ready' for competition.In the end

Click to read: Aprilia RSV owners reviews, Aprilia RSV specs and to see the Aprilia RSV image gallery.Aprilia succeeded where the Japanese ‘big four’ had failed and that alone shows what a special bike the RSV is. Ducati were kicking arse and taking

The Aprilia Dorsoduro shares it’s name with an area of Venice, which once again reminds me why Italian is such a beautiful language. Should a similar machine developed from the world of Supermoto racing ever be built in the UK, I’m not sure calling

look out for any weeping from the fork seals. Sometimes dirt can get trapped in the seals and cause a small leak. Check with a clean, dry rag after pumping up and down on the suspension.Continue the Aprilia Tuono Used Review 2/2