2022 Aprilia RS 660

Features

• WINNING SPIRIT: The RS 660 draws on the winning Aprilia expertise to introduce new standards to its category. The top-of-the-range chassis creates a truly dynamic riding experience with its uniquely-constructed lightweight aluminium frame and swingarm optimising weight distribution.
• SIMPLY BREATHTAKING: The sporty personality and contemporary lines of the RS 660 make a splash wherever it goes, bring Aprilia’s winning track experience to the road. Its unique design shapes a lightweight, compact bike with sleek, agile volumes. Delivering stability at high speeds, it’s all about creating a fun, pleasurable riding experience.
• NEW RIDING EXPERIENCE: The riding position has been carefully designed to offer comfort on the road and the ideal front weight distribution. The perfectly balanced set-up of saddle, foot pegs and the clip-on handlebars over the steering yoke create a dynamic riding position. Add to all this a choice of five predefined riding modes for different track and road conditions and you have all the ingredients for a truly thrilling riding experience.
• ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY: APRC system- Multimap Cornering ABS, 5 Riding Modes, Colour TFT instrument panel
• FULL LED HEADLIGHT: front light grouping of 3 LED elements, distinctive DRL with integrated indicators, ambient light sensor that regulates automatic headlight activation, a pair of “cornering lights” that illuminate fhe entire bend for greater visibility
• 660 CC ENGINE: The twin-cylinder 660 cc with a 100 hp and incredibly high torque delivers lively, responsive performance in all conditions and is Euro 5 compliant.
• MULTIMAP CORNERING ABS: Advanced multimap Cornering ABS ensures maximum safety on the road without compromising the RS 660’s performance. Using a precise algorithm that continuously monitors a host of parameters such as lateral acceleration, pressure applied to the front brake, lean, pitch and yaw, the brake action is adjusted to create the ideal deceleration and stability ratio, whilst optimising ABS intervention.