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2001 Aprilia Sl1000 Falco on 2040-motos

US $2,000.00
YearYear:2001 MileageMileage:32138 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Evans, Georgia, US

Evans, Georgia, US
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Aprilia SL1000 photos

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Aprilia SL1000 tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):999 WarrantyWarranty:as is NO warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:ZD4PAC0051S100277

Aprilia SL1000 description

This is a used Sport Touring Italian V-Twin motorcycle. I'm the third owner I purchased it in May of 2008 with 7580 miles on it. It has never been down. I replaced the clutch plates at around 18000 miles , I replaced the stock hub at the same time. They say there was something wrong with the factory hub which made the clutch slip. Haven't had any issues with the clutch since then. I also replaced the clutch slave cylinder with an aftermarket one, the stock one was two piece and always leaked. I replaced the rear shock with one off of an '04 RSV1000, much better shock. Currently I have GPR slipons on the motorcycle, which sound fantastic, but I'll include the stock ones in the sell. Also included will be a set of factory soft saddlebags, with mounting brackets and factory tankbag.  I also have put an aftermarket bellypan on the motorcycle still have the original. I don't use the backseat , there is a rear cowl on it, but I do have the seat. This is a nice motorcycle considering how old it is! Good Luck!!

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