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Low milage Aprilia RS125
4,800 miles, not bad for £1,300. He'll obviously take less as the listing has a best offer option.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2005-APRILIA-R...#ht_570wt_1165 |
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For those interested, don't forget you need a RAVE controller, solenoid and blade assembly to join the real RS125 club when you have your full license. That's about £500 worth of new parts, thopugh obviously used is much less.
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Geezer, quick question. Am I right in assuming in all of the full power RS125's will have RAVE and everything necessary installed? |
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will also have a cat in the exhaust, so will be slower than full on full power bikes.
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One sold as full power should nhave the valve/solenoid/controller if needed, fitted. That one is eminently full power convertible. Drill CDI, fit RAVE, jet carb, away you go. New shapes are harder, to really get full power you have to change the CDI.
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I like that RS125, same scheme as my 50cc.
Not to sure on that big ass tank pad though.
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Aprilia RS50 2004 - Sold Honda CBR125 2006 - Sold Current 1992 Honda VFR 400 R ![]() 2000 Ford Fiesta Zetec S
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