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Aprilia RS50 (1997 - present)
Price: £2599
Year: 1997
Reader rating: 4/5 from 4 reviews
In short:The first place to look for 50cc sportsbike cool Pros:The first place to look for 50cc sportsbike cool Cons:The first place to look for 50cc sportsbike cool Engine capacity: 50cc Seat height: 810mm Fuel capacity: 13.0L Full Review: Modern
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Aprilia RSV-1000R Nera (2005)
Price: £19750
Year: 2005
.5Compression Ratio10.4IgnitionelectronicCoolingLiquid cooledFuel DeliveryEFIStroke TypeFour StrokeDriveChain
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Aprilia RSV Mille 1000 (1999 - 2003)
Price: £9639
Year: 1999
Reader rating: 4/5 from 12 reviews
In short:Aprilia's first sportsbike impressed immediately and continues to do so to this day. Good looks and macho design make this a desirable chunk of everyday exotica Pros:Aprilia's first sportsbike impressed immediately and continues to do so
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Aprilia RSV-1000R (2004 - present)
Price: £8525
Year: 2004
Reader rating: 4/5 from 8 reviews
that not every Italian sportsbike had to be a blood-red, 90° V-twin from BolognaThree and-a-half years after announcing its V-twin superbike and Aprilia's Mille still hadn't arrived. People said the 60° layout, with it's power-sapping twin balancer shafts
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Aprilia RSV-1000R Factory (2003 - present)
Price: £10725
Year: 2003
Reader rating: 3.5/5 from 8 reviews
are the same, save for the extras you get on the Factory. Firstly, the motor. This is a development of the old faithful 60 degree double balancer shafted lump that has served Aprilia well in the past five years. The new updated motor, called ‘V60 Magnesium
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Aprilia RSV4-R (2009 - present)
Price: £12449
Year: 2009
Pros: Cons: Top speed: 175mph Engine capacity: 999cc Power: 177bhp Torque: 83lb ft Weight: 205kg Seat height: 845mm Fuel capacity: 17L Full Review: Did anyone really think Aprilia could pull off a four-stroke masterstroke and build a world
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