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Aloha! Any Aprilia riders here?
- Thread starter Mrs.Mike
- Start date
bigpoppa
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lots of them, mostly on tuonosAny Aprilia riders here? Was in the Bradford area today
Welcome
bigpoppa
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Nicceee
Do you know a good Aprilia mechanic?
check out this thread:
Euro bike techs
Been thinking about creating a thread that lists all the reputable euro bike techs out there as an alternative to the dealers(bmw, ktm, ducatis, aprilia, etc) I list these guys specifically because they have a solid rep and are trusted/respected by the owners and enthusiasts If I have missed...
www.gtamotorcycle.com
Mrs.Mike
Member
I bought it new old stock in 2018
The chain has tight spots
My ex used to look after it for me
Now I have to figure things out for myself
Possibly needs new chain & sprockets
Mrs.Mike
Member
Thank ucheck out this thread:
Euro bike techs
Been thinking about creating a thread that lists all the reputable euro bike techs out there as an alternative to the dealers(bmw, ktm, ducatis, aprilia, etc) I list these guys specifically because they have a solid rep and are trusted/respected by the owners and enthusiasts If I have missed...
174Racing
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Chain and sprockets are a pretty straightforward job, really any shop should be able to help you out there.
In the event you have basic tools and a chain breaker and wanted to tackle the job yourself I can email you the factory repair manual.
Ken Livingston is a stand-up motorcycle guru, he owns Kens Motoworks, 2020 Wentworth St Unit 6, Whitby, ON L1N 9A8.
+1 for Ken of KMW.
Priller
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Nice bike! Have never seen one on the road here. As said, most here seem to be on Tuonos...
Aside from the excellent shops mentioned here, Corsa Meccanica seems to be the go-to for Aprilia mechanics in the GTA. The biggest problem is they're a relatively small shop and have a good rep, so wait times can be long. And you definitely don't need an Aprilia specialist for chain work.
Aside from the excellent shops mentioned here, Corsa Meccanica seems to be the go-to for Aprilia mechanics in the GTA. The biggest problem is they're a relatively small shop and have a good rep, so wait times can be long. And you definitely don't need an Aprilia specialist for chain work.
J_F
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Nicceee
Do you know a good Aprilia mechanic?
AF1 in Austin
noodlemdn
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I'm considering buying a 2014 Aprilia RSV4 R, but it's in Quebec and I'm in Burlington. That's a long drive if the legendary riding position is too extreme for me. I know it's a lot to ask, but would anyone allow me to sit on theirs so that I could gauge fitment for my 6-foot frame?
noodlemdn
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Thanks Kachina. There's also Two Wheel Motorsport in Guelph, which incidentally, is where I bought new the Kawasaki Versys 1000 that I'm riding. I'll have to pop by.
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