Aprilia RSV4 999 Factory A-PRC ABS 999cc
2014 (64 reg) | 11,444 miles
£8,490
Super Sports | 999cc | 181BHP | Manual | Petrol
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Aprilia RSV4 999 Factory A-PRC ABS 999cc
2014 (64 reg) | 11,444 miles
£8,490
Super Sports | 999cc | 181BHP | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia RS125 125cc
2001 (X reg) | 26,015 miles
£3,990
Super Sports | 125cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia RSV1000 998cc
2007 (07 reg) | 17,809 miles
£4,990
Super Sports | 998cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia RSV4 999 R 999cc
2011 (11 reg) | 22,099 miles
£6,990
Super Sports | 999cc | 177BHP | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia Tuono 1000 V4 999cc
2012 (12 reg) | 23,362 miles
£5,690
Naked | 999cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia Dorsoduro 900 896cc
2019 (19 reg) | 5,820 miles
£6,490
Naked | 896cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia RSV1000 998cc
2004 (04 reg) | 242 miles
£5,490
Super Sports | 998cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia Sportcity 300 Cube 278cc
2011 (61 reg) | 9,907 miles
£1,990
Scooter | 278cc | 21BHP | Automatic | Petrol
Aprilia RSV1000 1000cc
1998 (S reg) | 25,678 miles
£2,990
Super Sports | 1000cc | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia Caponord 1200 ABS 1197cc
2014 (14 reg) | 34,265 miles
£4,590
Adventure | 1197cc | 123BHP | Manual | Petrol
Aprilia Tuono 1000 998cc
2007 (07 reg) | 34,942 miles
£3,490
Naked | 998cc | Manual | Petrol
Stripped back version of the RS457 is the closest you can get to a super naked on an A2 licence
Updated again for 2021 Aprilia’s class-leading naked, the Tuono, now comes in two forms: the radical, extreme, £18K+ ‘Factory’ and this more road-focussed model – it’s still superfast and sophisticated but now more practical and comfortable than ever.
Aprilia’s RSV4-based naked has been among the best ever since it’s introduction in 1000cc form in 2011. Enlarged to 1100cc in 2015, uprated so well in 2017 it was our ‘Best Naked’, it’s now been uprated further with semi-active suspension. Superb.
New learner supermoto based on RS125 mechanicals shows Italian teenie exotica-maker Aprilia at its best: it's cool, fun, well-equipped and a doddle to ride - and it's not even that expensive.