United Arab Emirates
Aprilia RS 250 2002
Condition:
Used
Category:
Sports/Super Sports Bike
Location:
Dubai, Al Qouz 3
No accident records
Warranty
Testdrive
Customs cleared
Sale price
40000 AED
Payment:
Mileage:
5480 km
Primary colour:
Black
Secondary colour:
Red
Cubic Capacity (cm3):
1500 cm³
Power (h.p.):
72 hp
Gearbox:
Manual
Driving Mode:
Chain Drive
Fuel type:
Petrol
Starter:
Kickstarter
Description
It's the closest thing you'll find to a genuine Grand Prix racing machine on the road, be it two wheels or four. The Aprilia RS250's 250cc two-stroke motor produces in excess of 60 brake horses, giving it a specific output of 240 bhp per litre - more than the fastest MotoGP bikes and on a par with F1 engines. And it's the last one - the fire-breathing two-stroke racer-roadster is about to become extinct.
This is one STUNNING 2002 Aprilia RS250.
It has 5,480Km on it. It has been restored and is in Mint condition. No crack, no scratches no dents. The bike has had some upgraded parts and I have all the stock parts.
Two original keys, 17 digit vin number. Runs like new come with new fluids and the carbs have been fully serviced it will need a new battery that will be provided.
If you are looking for a perfect, as new RS 250 for your collection, look no further this is your bike.
The Diablo Nero in the name simply refers to the paint scheme – Black Devil in English. Although initially released in 1995, the RS250 went through a significant revision in 1998. These later bikes are referred to as Mark II machines, and sport updated bodywork (aerodynamic improvements), new adjustable Showa front forks, ride height adjustment at the rear, and wider wheels/tires. The basic chassis configuration and Suzuki-derived engine had previously proven their merit, and carry over unchanged. One of the biggest changes was the adoption of digital capabilities/instrumentation in the cockpit; the on-board computer no longer relied upon a speedometer cable, and an on-board lap timer was included. According to sources, Aprilia offered multiple different paint schemes on the Mark II series bikes, averaging about 2 per model year (including many race replica editions: Reggiani, Biaggi, Rossi, Melandri, Harada). By 2003 the party was officially over, although some European countries sold off ’03 bikes as ’04 models due to the date of registration.The bike is stored inside the house and is partly why it is in such amazing condition. 2002 APRILIA RS250
