Aprilia
RSV4 1100
Aprilia's RSV4 1100 produces class-leading 220 hp from its compact 65-degree V4 in a chassis reviewers consistently praise for feel and agility — the Factory trim adds Öhlins suspension at a competitive price point. The sparse dealer network and valvetrain design (rear cylinder access requires engine removal at every 12,500-mile service) are the defining ownership considerations.
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Known strengths
- 65-degree V4 engine produces class-leading peak power at 220 hp
- Outstanding chassis feel with a compact, narrow frame design
- Factory trim includes Öhlins suspension and forged wheels at a competitive price point
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Common issues
- Dealer network is sparse in many regions compared to Japanese and BMW competitors
- Valve adjustment intervals require engine removal for rear cylinder access, increasing labor costs
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Maintenance notes
- Valve clearance inspection recommended every 12,500 miles
- Timing chain tensioner should be inspected at major service intervals
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- 2025Aprilia's RSV4 1100 produces class-leading 220 hp from its compact 65-degree V4 in a chassis reviewers consistently praise for feel and agility — the Factory trim adds Öhlins suspension at a competitive price point. The sparse dealer network and valvetrain design (rear cylinder access requires engine removal at every 12,500-mile service) are the defining ownership considerations.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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2025 RSV4
sport motorcycle with 1099cc v4.
