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2007 Aprilia RSV (2007)
Here is a professionally rebuilt motorcycle done by a pro mechanic. Bike has new entire carbon fiber fairing. Graphics come with bike and have not been applied.2016-08-11 04:59:18Bristol, Pennsylvania, United States711000 -
2004 Aprilia rsvr rsv mille r factory (2004)
2004 Aprilia rsvr rsv mille r factory, rsvr rsv mille r factory - THIS BIKE HAS BEEN SOLD ALREADY, but it is typical of what we have. you missed a rebuildable, with light left side damage. most parts are repairable.2013-12-21 23:06:59Harmony, PA1,7003,999.00 -
2002 Aprilia RSV-R (2002)
2002 Aprilia RSV-R, Fantastic v-twin sportbike!!!!Ohlins suspension, Carbon fiber everywhere, Super lightweight Forged OZ Racing wheels, Bulletproof Rotax V-Twin, Upgraded levers and hardware.2013-12-10 23:47:15Coopersburg, PA04,995.00 -
2004 Aprilia rsvr rsv mille r factory Sportbike (2004)
2004 Aprilia rsvr rsv mille r factory, rsvr rsv mille r factory - THIS BIKE HAS BEEN SOLD ALREADY, but it is typical of what we have. you missed a rebuildable, with light left side damage. most parts are repairable.2013-10-16 09:19:16Harmony, PA, US13,999.00 -
1999 Aprilia Rsv MILLE R Sportbike (1999)
1999 Aprilia Rsv MILLE R, The SP stands for Sport Production and this version was made as a homologation special for the Superbike World Championship. Only 150 motorcycles, the minimum requirement to homologate the model for Superbike World Championship, were manufactured in 1999. It uses a special short-stroke version of the 60-degree V-twin engine, developed in collaboration with Cosworth.2013-10-03 07:23:15Centre Hall, PA, US013,999.00 -
2002 Aprilia RSV-R Sportbike (2002)
2002 Aprilia RSV-R, Fantastic v-twin sportbike!!!!Ohlins suspension, Carbon fiber everywhere, Super lightweight Forged OZ Racing wheels, Bulletproof Rotax V-Twin, Upgraded levers and hardware.2013-09-29 09:39:01Coopersburg, PA, US04,995.00
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Thu, 12 Feb 2009Motorcycle Retro is a pet project of former Motorcyclist editor Mitch Boehm, launching as Motorcyclist Retro in early 2008 under the Source Interlink media umbrella. It featured a contemporary look at motorcycles of the 1960s through the 1980s. However, the circulation numbers of MR didn’t meet the expectations of the media conglomerate, and they cancelled production of the magazine after just two issues.