Congrats on your latest motorcycle.I just got a v4-powered Aprilia Tuono (in addition to my ST1300)—I’m just curious if others have done the same—or maybe an RSV or Honda VFR?
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I have a VFR and somewaht looking for an ST...I just got a v4-powered Aprilia Tuono (in addition to my ST1300)—I’m just curious if others have done the same—or maybe an RSV or Honda VFR?
The Sabre was my first V4, and have been addicted ever since.
Dang, if "she" comes with them, why not?
She looks like she'd require a lot of expensive maintenance.
Enjoy but save your pennies. We had a RSV4 come in for service that required the cylinder heads to be replaced, out of warranty, for a princely sum. Parts alone were just under $4000, with labor it came to near $7000. Aprilia sent us only 14 of the 16 valve guides needed and the other 2 took a month. Bike had less than 10,000 miles on it, older owner that took care of it.But no other Aprilias?
Yeah, I know, but I’m not getting any younger. My hand was forced when in December I went for a 10-minute ride (in Chicago, it was below freezing) and hit a patch of black ice and totaled my last sport bike, sv1000. I woulda been happy to stick with that the rest of my life, but losing it left a huge sportbike-shaped hole in my heart. The Tuono was what I wanted to get 12 years ago when I got Suzi, but bowed to practicality. Not this time.Enjoy but save your pennies. We had a RSV4 come in for service that required the cylinder heads to be replaced, out of warranty, for a princely sum. Parts alone were just under $4000, with labor it came to near $7000. Aprilia sent us only 14 of the 16 valve guides needed and the other 2 took a month. Bike had less than 10,000 miles on it, older owner that took care of it.