
Aprilia RS660
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Aprilia RS660
A lot of interest being shown in this. Seems there is also a Tuono version being tested.


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Re: Aprilia RS660
The RS looks good but the tuono looks shit.
It's got to be around the £13/£14k mark I would have thought.
It's got to be around the £13/£14k mark I would have thought.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
Agreed Tuono doesn't look good.Kwacky wrote:The RS looks good but the tuono looks shit.
It's got to be around the £13/£14k mark I would have thought.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
Priced correctly it could be a big seller and hopefully start a trend of more useable sports bikes.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
It looks like the from fairing is falling off.C00kiemonster wrote:Agreed Tuono doesn't look good.Kwacky wrote:The RS looks good but the tuono looks shit.
It's got to be around the £13/£14k mark I would have thought.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
The GS had a parallel twin and it had all the punch and torque of a v-twin but was almost as smooth as an inline 4. V-twins have a habit of being very viby.D41 wrote:Why would that be better than a v-twin?
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Re: Aprilia RS660
Let's hope it's not a disappointment like the Daytona.
I'm interested in the figures. Surely it won't be kicking out more than 80-85bhp? It's a 660cc parallel twin. In order to be competitive it has to be very light.
I'm interested in the figures. Surely it won't be kicking out more than 80-85bhp? It's a 660cc parallel twin. In order to be competitive it has to be very light.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
It'll be 76bhp and lightest in class (or 2nd to I presume the KTM 790 if that's the same class?)
1bhp more than whatever the Kawasaki and Suzuki produce anyway
1bhp more than whatever the Kawasaki and Suzuki produce anyway
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Re: Aprilia RS660
They're claiming 100bhp and 169 kg.
Brembro brakes, up and down shifter with blipper, ride by wire and the usual maps and controls.
Brembro brakes, up and down shifter with blipper, ride by wire and the usual maps and controls.
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Re: Aprilia RS660
100bhp? Are they having a bubble ?! I might bloody get one to replace the ZX6R !!!