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Aprilia RS125
Aprilia RS125
Aprilia RS125
Aprilia RS125
Aprilia RS125
Aprilia RS125
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aprilia rs125
aprilia rs125
aprilia rs125
aprilia rs125
aprilia rs125
aprilia rs125
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aprilia 125
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APRILIA RS125 engine
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APRILIA RS125 interior
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aprilia rs125

The Aprilia Rs4 125 is a 125cc class sportbike produced by Italian cruiser firm Aprilia. The Rs4 125 is a four-stroke variant of the greatly prevalent Rs125 two-stroke race copy. It is promoted as a tamer, handier alternative to the more forceful, track-arranged Rs125. The bicycle is focused around the four-stroke rendition of the Derbi Gpr125. A race pack is accessible from the producer that helps power from the standard 15bhp to 25bhp.

The Rs4 125 gimmicks a snappy movement framework like the Rsv4, in which the motor ends the torque from the motor focused around motor rpm, the measure of throttle being connected, and the pace of the bicycle. This framework permits smooth, quick upshifts without the utilization of the grip. The suspension is additionally high-spec, with an aluminum border edge and aluminum swing arm. The brakes are likewise eminent, with a 30 cm steel plate in front with a four-cylinder spiral caliper and a 22 cm steel circle with a solitary caliper at the back.

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