2016 Aprilia Rsv4rr on 2040-motos

US $13,000.00

Year:2016 Mileage:1 Color: silver and black

Location:

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

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Aprilia RSV4RR photos

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Aprilia RSV4RR tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,000 Warranty:Remaining till Feb 2017 Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Private Seller

Aprilia RSV4RR description

I bought the bike brand new on February 2016 at La MotoWashington in Virginia and have ridden it about 1500 miles. Always kept in the secure underground garage and never ridden in the rain. I had the first service done at the dealer I bought it from with documentation provided at 700 miles. The RSV4RR is a great bike and lots of fun. But I have some old road racing injuries that cause me some discomfort in my wrist and ankle after an hour or so of riding so I want to sell the sport bike, and maybe get a cruiser or sports adventure type of bike. You can google and read all the 2016 liter bike comparison tests and the RSV4RR beats them all in overall performance and handling. Note this is the RR, not the LE or RF version so it has the cast wheels and the Sachs suspension. On the street you really won't see the differences and the others are 5K higher priced.

A new RR is 16500 at the dealer with set-up and freight charges aded in too. So at my price you are saving 3500 dollars for a bike that is broke in, serviced, and ready to go. I will include two OEM oil change kits as well, thats about a 150 dollar value. So you are good to go till the next service at 7K miles or so. If you are local or come to pick it up I'll throw in a stand for transport. Note that if you're a young guy, better check for insurance rates before you purchase it. All sales final. I have a lien on it, so the money is sent to me by you and then I wire it the same day to the lien company, then they send me the title and I sign it over to you. Its about a week or so process. If you purchase it I can leave it in the garage if you like, till it clears and I sign the title over to you. The bike is totally stock and unmodified. You are responsible for pick up and transport but I will work with your shipper to get access to the garage. If you are not too far out I can ride to your place, take my tag, and give you both keys. I have the owners manual and the items as well.

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