Aprilia RS 440 spotted testing ahead of India launch

The brand new 440cc parallel-twin engine on new Aprilia RS 440 is expected to develop around 45 bhp of power and 40 Nm of torque

After Benelli ceased manufacturing of 302R, the 300cc to 500cc multi-cylinder motorbike section has been yearning for an Italian providing. Aprilia appears to have figured this out.

The Italian marquee is growing a model new motorbike that can sit below its RS 660 middle-weight super sport motorbike.

 

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New Aprilia RS 440 – Baby RS with a pedigree?

Aprilia is taking pictures for this genre with an all-new platform and engine. This may show to be a extra beginner-friendly providing than RS 660.

Additionally, show as a step up for motorcyclists upgrading from smaller machines. There have been a number of check mule sightings for Aprilia’s new baby RS. New spy pictures present refinements in body design.

We are able to additionally see each front, aspect and rear views of Aprilia’s new sports bike.

 

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From the front, Aprilia family genes are instantly evident. We are able to see an identical LED DRL design as the brand new RS 660. Not only do these LED DRLs underline headlights, however they shoot up into its fairing.

There’s a break up headlight design and we hope each models have high and low beams in every.

A neatly built-in windshield that should present respectable wind safety when tucked.

We couldn’t see any exposed turn indicators on the fairing. This could be an indication that LED DRLs may double as turn indicators.

There may be flush flip indicators within the fairing too.

Fairing could be very handsome and could be the brand new Aprilia RS 440’s main power. In direction of the aspect, we are able to see the exposed forged perimeter frame together with a sculpted fuel tank.

 

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