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Aprilia RSV 1000R Factory
The RSV 1000 R Factory is an enhanced RSV 1000 R, already the world’s top twin-cylinder supersport. The V60 Magnesium engine and the new RSV 1000 R chassis combine with special ultra-light materials and the world’s best production components to bring the RSV 1000 R Factory up to a previously unknown level of excellence on the track. The Aprilia RSV 1000 R Factory is the utmost expression of
Aprilia’s technological and sporting heritage. The Factory is an RSV 1000 R that has been pushed beyond the excellence barrier, cleverly modified and equipped with only superlative components. The important details that distinguish the Factory from the
standard RSV 1000 R are:
The Aprilia RSV 1000 R Factory is equipped with a large number of
world-beating components for maximum prestige and minimum weight. Many
components and solutions have been taken directly from the world of racing. EngineNo changes have been needed to the RSV 1000 R’s V60 Magnesium engine. All its innovative features and its already incredible performance remain unchanged. The V60 Magnesium engine pumps out 138.72 hp (102 kW) at 9,500 rpm with a maximum torque of 107 Nm at 7,500 rpm. Mapping has been radically modified to give more power at medium revs. A double silencer exhaust and three way catalytic converter with Lambda probe oxygen sensor ensures that the RSV 1000 R Factory conforms to Euro 2 standards. FrameThe Factory has the same super-light frame as the RSV 1000 R. Only the matt black finish is different, giving the bike a more aggressive look. The double member swingarm is also the same, but is painted instead of polished for greater wear resistance. SuspensionThe 43 mm upside-down Öhlins Racing fork is titanium nitride coated for
maximum smoothness. Its advanced design with longer sleeves and shorter fork
bottoms reduces load at two critical points, the slide bush and the
stanchion to fork bottom coupling). Wheel travel is 120 mm. The forged aluminium calliper mounting accommodates the latest radial callipers in line with the latest GP and SBK practices. The Öhlins Racing rear monoshock comes directly from
Aprilia’s competition experience. It incorporates a separate piggy back
nitrogen cylinder and provides adjustments for compression, rebound, preload
and even length to raise and lower the bike’s rear end. Exactly the right
setup can therefore be achieved for all riding styles and all track
characteristics. BrakesTop supersports demand top quality brakes. The RSV 1000 R Factory is at the cutting edge of technology, with radial calliper front brakes developed by Aprilia in conjunction with Brembo. Aprilia is no newcomer to sophisticated radial calliper technology. In fact Aprilia was the first manufacturer to use it, on a 250 GP racer. The benefits of radial callipers for the rider are:
The rear brakes are Brembo Gold with a 220 mm stainless steel disk and a calliper with two 32 mm pistons. The front and rear braking circuits both use aeronautical metal braid hoses to eliminate the pressure variations associated with conventional rubber brake lines, guaranteeing maximum braking precision.
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