Aprilia

APRILIA SR MAX 125/300 APRILIA BRAND SCOOTER FOR GRAND TOURING

SR Max is the new Aprilia scooter which brings the Piaggio Group racing brand into the grand touring segment. Available in the 125 cc or 300 cc version, SR Max puts the Aprilia sport spirit on the road for pure enjoyment and riding pleasure.

Aprilia SRV 850 redefines the edge of the scooter world limits.
Power, set-up, sporty spirit, design: everything about the SRV 850 recalls the technical, performance and aesthetic standards of Aprilia superbike.

The style is clearly reminiscent of the Aprilia superbike world. No fan will have trouble recognising the aesthetics the stylistic standards in the new SRV 850 which, together with the performance, contributed to confirming Aprilia motorcycles as the point of reference in the world of competitive motorcycles.

The Aprilia V4 range simultaneously represents both the new and future of high performance motorcycles in the supersport segment, and now with the introduction of new colours for 2012 is set to further bolster its positioning by offering colours which lend themselves to giving a more modern impact.

The RSV4 R offers unbeatable performance and handling courtesy of the latest technology derived from years of Aprilia racing experience via its innovative electronics package called APRC (Aprilia Performance Ride Control).

The last of the non abs, great deals in-store !

From the bike which dominated the World Superbike Championship, Aprilia extracts the fiercest naked ever seen.

The perfect all-rounder, Italian style, Japanese reliability !

Really good trade in deals on this model.

Last of the non abs models, stunning deals to be had !

Improved chassis, aesthetics and electronics, the two cylinder motard from Aprilia evolves into the my2012 version. Even more agile, very powerful, elitist, to satisfy the shrewdest riders.

Last of the none abs models, truly amazing deals to be had, please call.

From the time it appeared on the scene, it was clear to all its rivals that the Aprilia RSV4 was the bike to beat.