Aprilia > Aprilia RSV4 RF LIMITED EDITION

2016 Aprilia Rsv4 Rf Limited Edition on 2040-motos

US $19,999.00

Year:2016 Mileage:2

Location:

Clarksburg, Maryland, United States

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Aprilia RSV4 RF LIMITED EDITION tech info

Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Private Seller

Aprilia RSV4 RF LIMITED EDITION description

Here is a one of a kind Beauty. This Aprilia RSV4 RF is 36/200 Limited addition ever built. With only 2800 miles this bike bring a lot of power, handling, looks and style. This bike roars and have pull in every gear. With all of the top of the line technology and being in mint condition this bike is road ready. bike has $5,000 in upgrades. Full Akrapovik Exhaust system Aprillia Corse RACE ECU MWR World Superbike Air filter Upgraded Spark plugs. Modified Heat shield for the exhaust All work preformed at Xtreme power Sports where the bike was purchased to insure that the work was preformed 100% correct. No expense was spared. All work preformed by dealer. I have the right to end the auction at any time. Bike is also listed locally. All Original parts are included.

On Jun-23-16 at 07:46:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

Here is a one of a kind Beauty. This Aprilia RSV4 RF is 36/200 Limited addition ever built. With only 2800 miles this bike bring a lot of power, handling, looks and style. This bike roars and have pull in every gear. With all of the top of the line technology and being in mint condition this bike is road ready. bike has $5,000 in upgrades. Full Titanium Akrapovic Exhaust system Aprillia Corse RACE ECU MWR World Superbike Air filter Upgraded Spark plugs. Modified Heat shield for the exhaust All work preformed at Xtreme power Sports where the bike was purchased to insure that the work was preformed 100% correct. No expense was spared. All work preformed by dealer. I have the right to end the auction at any time. Bike is also listed locally. All Original parts are included.

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