Aprilia RSV4 Factory APRC

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
  • Kevin tests the one of the best Aprilia have to offer in road-legal form, the RSV4 Factory comes with plenty of carbon-fibre and Öhlins gold, so what else does it get with the 'APRC' letters? Aprilia Performance Rider Control; their new electronic aid package. But who is in control?

КОМЕНТАРІ • 35

  • @ZoneTelevision
    @ZoneTelevision 11 років тому +1

    Kevin your reviews are spot on superb. Thank you. You made up a lot of peoples minds on this particular review.

  • @KabouterNZ
    @KabouterNZ 11 років тому +1

    Great review Kev,

  • @SupaNautica
    @SupaNautica 11 років тому +1

    Beautiful

  • @onoff314
    @onoff314 11 років тому +4

    Im interested in how you guys manage to run a bike company in NZ. The sales of bikes in AUs are already dismal enough but the sales for NZ must be absolutely tiny and im amazed Aprilla even has a presence there

    • @MrDynasport
      @MrDynasport 10 років тому +3

      Ignorant aussie

    • @michaelscott1060
      @michaelscott1060 6 років тому

      I are one of those ignorant Aussie’s but having lived in NZ in the 90s for 6 years I think I know... cheers bro

  • @madmike5144
    @madmike5144 11 років тому

    Awesome video

  • @2002RM
    @2002RM 11 років тому +4

    as someone else said, 7.8k per 100litres must be a mistake. Other way around then no? 7.8litres per 100k.

    • @LockieNZ
      @LockieNZ 10 років тому

      Makes the Veyron seem like an economical commuter!

  • @mintpaul
    @mintpaul 10 років тому

    whats this bike like on NZ roads?
    For weekend runs and the occasional track day

  • @tngchinghwa
    @tngchinghwa 10 років тому

    does he has stutter problem? and i realized RSV4 and Tuono looks practically the 90% similar

  • @normanchen1
    @normanchen1 11 років тому

    Traction Control using the "grilled disc" too

  • @evangelosgallos9224
    @evangelosgallos9224 10 років тому +2

    what is the different between RSV4 R WITH RSV4RF , what extra have the factory bike guys ? i like this bike and i wanna to buy but i dont understand this edition about factory or no factory, plz answer me to know and to learn about that . thanks a lot

    • @RevMonkey
      @RevMonkey 9 років тому +2

      The RF has a unique slightly different livery, even higher spec Ohlins and lightweight forged wheels. The 2015 models are overall lighter and more powerful as well, so its an epic bike.

    • @evangelosgallos9224
      @evangelosgallos9224 9 років тому

      Which Bike thanks a lot for the information !

    • @RevMonkey
      @RevMonkey 9 років тому

      Both great bikes. There is a good deal currently on old stock the RSV4 R

  • @k-lebo6123
    @k-lebo6123 11 років тому +1

    I love the RSV4 but those fuel numbers are pretty shocking, even for a litre bike. I like to know I can go on a long ride and actually make it to the destination!

  • @jisellan
    @jisellan 11 років тому +1

    Are you sure that bike review does not have ABS?
    It has the Grilled disc in the front. Is the sensor missing?

    • @HighTowerAU
      @HighTowerAU 11 років тому

      This would be a 2012 model in this rview. Notice the gold monobloc Brembos on the front. The ABS equipped RSV4 use the grey M50 monoblocs same as S1000RR and Panigale. All aPRC RSV4's (aPRC introduced in 2011, 3 years after RSV4 came out) had the front wheel sensor as part of the traction control and wheelie control system. So no, the bike in the video does not have ABS. Still an incredible piece of machinery. I dont care for ABS and braking on this model is still incredible on track etc. Notice braided lines standard etc...

    • @2wheels4life123
      @2wheels4life123 11 років тому

      traction control use the grilled discs as well my 2012 r1 is the same

    • @jisellan
      @jisellan 11 років тому

      In the front wheel ?

    • @HighTowerAU
      @HighTowerAU 11 років тому

      TheNaCH Yes, its how it measures wheel spin by comparing both wheel speeds

  • @portucalae
    @portucalae 10 років тому

    RSV4...deve ser o melhor que o dinheiro pode comprar!!

  • @fatdrood2060
    @fatdrood2060 11 років тому +4

    7.8kms per 100 litres! holy shit that's thirsty! haha

  • @rajbhalerao4201
    @rajbhalerao4201 10 років тому

    European bikes are costly as compared to Japanese bikes, but still RSV4 factory, HP4, 1199 Panigale are my dream bikes

  • @Trystan46
    @Trystan46 10 років тому +2

    SO has this got ABS then?
    Im sure i can see a ring front and back !!!!!!

  • @DeathProof392
    @DeathProof392 9 років тому +1

    Bmw or Aprilia? S1000rr or RSV4? 😭 life decisions

  • @MisterBrauer
    @MisterBrauer 11 років тому

    Wow not even my VU SS Twin Turbo ute use 100L per 7.8km & that has 500hp at the rears.

  • @Finn-nt3jc
    @Finn-nt3jc 10 років тому

    tavi921
    Sry didnt see your comment

  • @Spid3Y-TD1
    @Spid3Y-TD1 10 років тому

    man i would like to buy one of these but its 4000euro more then a R1! thats a lot...so i'm still in doubt

    • @67claudius
      @67claudius 10 років тому

      Much depends on the components, Aprilia RSV4 Factory is equipped with Ohlins suspension and gold series Brembo brakes.

    • @buca9696
      @buca9696 10 років тому

      Just buy a used one with under 5.000km for around 10.000 euros. It's a lot, but a brand spanking new r1 costs around 15.000 Eur.

    • @Finn-nt3jc
      @Finn-nt3jc 10 років тому

      Go n buy a used one

  • @leonidassaber7335
    @leonidassaber7335 10 років тому

    40k? forget about it

  • @СашаКалашников-у6э
    @СашаКалашников-у6э 8 місяців тому

    Отличный мотоцикл