Since it appeared on the road and on the track, it was clear to all its rivals that the Aprilia RSV4 was the new bike to beat.
Unmatched for its rigorous design and applied technology, the RSV4 was born around a 65° V4 engine never before seen on a factory sport bike, a frame which was heir to a dynasty which had won 18 world titles and 143 Grand Prix in 250 GP and the most advanced applied electronics systems for managing the engine and the bike's dynamics. This last item is a genuine vocation of Aprilia, the first manufacturer in the world to adopt the Ride By Wire system as standard equipment, the multimap system for power output, and above all, the first to patent the APRC dynamic controls platform, still unmatched by the competition in the exclusive function of self-calibration and wheelie control.
Unmatched for its rigorous design and applied technology, the RSV4 was born around a 65° V4 engine never before seen on a factory sport bike, a frame which was heir to a dynasty which had won 18 world titles and 143 Grand Prix in 250 GP and the most advanced applied electronics systems for managing the engine and the bike's dynamics. This last item is a genuine vocation of Aprilia, the first manufacturer in the world to adopt the Ride By Wire system as standard equipment, the multimap system for power output, and above all, the first to patent the APRC dynamic controls platform, still unmatched by the competition in the exclusive function of self-calibration and wheelie control.
This technological first is reinforced today with the new Aprilia
RSV4 Factory ABS Model Year 2013, a model which, with the quantity and
quality of new content and improvements, represents the most important
evolution ever achieved on this extraordinary model, winner of WSBK
Championship races and demanding comparison tests organised by all the
most prestigious motorcycle magazines.




















