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Bikesales Staff30 Aug 2012
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Price roll back for Aprilia RS4 125

The Aussie importer has lopped plenty off the little four-stroke, and even more from the Alitalia-livered version. And there's a new SBK version on the way, too

There’s been a price realignment on Aprilia’s RS4 125 sporty four-stroke commuter, with the new retail mark $5990 ride away – down from its $6490 (plus ORC) launch price.

The black, white and Alitalia-liveried RS4s will be sold at the new price, while a new SBK version will be arriving in September at $6250 ride away.

Aprilia has also extended the free quick shift promotion on all the RS4s until the end of the year or while stocks last.

Aprilia dealers have also just received stocks of the specially tuned Arrow exhaust which is claimed to improve performance and note.


For more information on the new pricing structure contact your local Aprilia dealer.

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