2004 Aprilia Tuono R on 2040-motos

US $18000

Year:2004 Mileage:9 Color: Black

Location:

Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, United States

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Aprilia Tuono R photos

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Aprilia Tuono R tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,000 Type:Naked

Aprilia Tuono R description

This bike is in excellent shape never been down and always garage kept. It is fast and fun with only 9860 miles and completely stock. I am the only owner.
Aprilia Tuono R, RSV 1000cc V-Twin!! Naked versions of faired sportbikes Tuono 998cc 60-degree V-twin is virtually identical to the one in the 2002 RSV Mille, as are its frame, suspension, and brakes. The Tuono's riding position is a welcome change from the bent-over crouch enforced by sportier bikes, with a wide, flat, handlebar and a seat that doesn't give you numb-bum after 30 minutes; the footpegs are high and tight. Suspension consists of a Showa fork and a Sachs/Boge rear shock; anodized inverted fork, a racing rear shock with full adjustability, and a steering damper along with stout Brembo brakes. The power, especially the fat low-end torque curve, and lightweight makes the Tuono a beast on back roads; In terms of overall reliability, the Tuono ranks high.

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