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aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
aprilia rs4 125
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aprilia sr motard 125
aprilia sr motard 125
aprilia sr motard 125
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aprilia sr motard 125
APRILIA RS4 125 black
APRILIA RS4 125 black
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APRILIA RS4 125 blue
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APRILIA RS4 125 brown
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APRILIA RS4 125 green
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APRILIA RS4 125 interior
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APRILIA RS4 125 red
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APRILIA RS4 125 silver
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APRILIA RS4 125 white
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aprilia rs4 125

The Aprilia RS 125 R and also being the name of a model is a bike street hustling the Aprilia, which appeared in the 125cc World Championship in 1991, supplanting the old Aprilia Af1. In 1992, the tank was 12 liters, 13 liters in 1994 and turned into 95 turned into 14 liters, with the carburetors in 1992, which at first was a Dell'orto VHSB 39 to a Dell'orto VHSD 41 in 1996 to a Dell 'Enclosure VHSG 42 in 2006.

Since 1996 it has gone from a solitary circle front brake 300 mm stainless steel plant to a solitary plate, however constantly in carbon, with a plate breadth of 275 mm, in 2000 the bicycle is come back to a solitary plate or double circle front stopping automation carbon steel.

This bicycle title since 2006 is accessible for a few riders in another adaptation renamed RSA , described by numerous distinctive subtle elements than the past model, incorporating the admission framework in the crankcase valve pivoting back, while the past model takes the name of RS 125 LE.

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