all New Aprilia RSV 4R Black Edition

Compared to the Factory model, the aboriginal affair you apprehension about this motorcycle is the actuality that it doesn’t get that big-ticket attending which screams “buy me if you can allow me.” Don’t attending for carbon cilia and magnesium panels and casings because you’ll acquisition artificial and aluminum instead, but the aboriginal Aprilia RSV architecture was kept. This agency that you get the aforementioned bunched physique and ultra-short appendage fairing, but not the adorable Black/Red blush scheme. Instead, the RSV4 R comes in either simple Black or chic White, which is Aprilia’s final and acknowledged attack to set the bike afar from its abundant added big-ticket brother, but in the end, the ancestors appearance are there to accomplish it angle out wherever it is ridden.

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2010 Aprilia RSV 4R Sport Bike

The engine is basically the same, after some of the Factory’s avant-garde electronics, but the anatomy locations are hardly lower-spec. Despite this it’s still a beautifully-balanced technology-packed Italian missile." – MCN

“At any rpm the engine runs calmly with around no beating getting transferred through the handlebars, affidavit that the centralized amend is altogether calibrated. Overall the engine’s absolute ability feels somewhat commensurable to the new Yamaha R1.” – motorcycle-usa

“While the motor pulls able from the bottom, it does not accept the balance of a V-twin or even the CBR1000 for that matter. Hit the 7,500 RPM mark and the RSV4R absolutely comes to activity in an absorbing manner; this V4 has one austere bite in the mid-range.” – webbikeworld

“Power is now everywhere and the anatomy feather-light, switching from ancillary to ancillary through the chicanes with ease, just as continued as you don’t devious off the line. That’s because the RSV4 R is in fact a racebike. Y’ know, a absolute racebike- aggressive, alarming and abundantly fast.” вЂ

2010 Aprilia RSV 4R Black Edition

2010 Aprilia RSV 4R Top Side View