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Aprilia Tuono V4 R APRC ABS

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2014
make: Aprilia
Model: Tuono
price: $ 14499
Engine: Aprilia V4 longitudinal 65°, 4-strokes, liquid cooling system, double overhead camshaft (DOHC), four valves per cylinder
Transmission: 6-speed
Horsepower @ RPM: 167
Torque @ RPM: 82
Energy: Airbox with front dynamic air intakes. 4 Weber-Marelli Ø48-mm throttle bodies with 4 injectors and latest generation Ride-by-Wire engine management
Displacement: 999 cc

The Aprilia Tuono V4 R APRC is the naked version of the sporty RSV4. It is priced at $14,499 and comes with a long list of state of the art technologies which help it deliver first class riding performances.

At the heart of the new Aprilia Tuono V4 R APRC lies a 999.6 cc, V4 Longitudinal 65°, 4-Strokes, liquid cooled engine with double overhead camshaft (DOHC) and four valves per cylinder. The engine is paired with a six speed cassette type gearbox and delivers a maximum power of 167 HP (123 KW) at 11,500 Rpm and 82 Lb-Ft (111.5 Nm) o torque at 9,500 Rpm.

For enhanced versatility, the engine features triple mapping which enables you to modify the character of the bike using three differed setups namely: T-TRACK, S-SPORT and R-ROAD.

The motorcycle rides on 17 inch wheels wrapped in 120/70 ZR 17 front and rear 190/55 ZR 17 tubeless tires.

Overview


The performance of a superbike with the agility of a naked

For lovers of naked supersports and those who always lust after "more power", Aprilia has created the Tuono V4 R ABS, a motorbike with the invincible heart of an RSV4 and a feline body designed to excel under the fiercest acceleration and braking in and to cling on through any type of bend and simply devour straight sections of road.

Tuono V4 R ABS:


The Evolution of the Superbike With Upright Handlebars
In 2009 Aprilia, revolutionised the superbike segment with the introduction of the innovative, unique RSV4 which to this day remains the benchmark. This bike won four world championship titles in the SBK series. The Tuono V4 R arrived in 2011, a direct descendant of the unbeatable RSV4. It was the most powerful, technological and sophisticated naked ever produced, the most mind-blowing, wicked and efficient machine ever created and was dedicated to those aficionados who longed for a bike that was, to put it simply, "excellent” in every way. The know-how gained from years of experience of winning at the highest level allowed Aprilia to go that bit further: the new Tuono V4 R ABS is better performing, more fun, more efficient and safer. Just one version is available. It comes with the full electronics package fitted as standard and there is a choice of two colours (black or white). The new Tuono V4 R ABS raises thesupersports bar again by also being more comfortable for road use.

Improved Comfort and Performance
The Tuono V4 R ABS is the heir to the bike acclaimed by the world motorcycling press as the naked that was the most exciting, efficient and fun to ride with a level of performance andsophistication never before seen. Not only does the new bike get all the important up-dates introduced with great success in early 2013 to the RSV4 Factory ABS and RSV4 R ABS, it also features a new saddle and a revised standard suspension set-up (fully adjustable) to improve comfort during road use. Other rider comfort changes can be seen in the new tank which now holds 18.5 litres and in pads on the side of the tank which increase feel for the rider under braking and while cornering.

V4 Of 65° Engine:


Unique Engine Characteristics
Extremely compact, as slim as a twin-cylinder and installed in an ultra-compact chassis, the 65° V4 engine on the V4 R ABS is the epitome of Italian engineering ingenuity.

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