Aprilia Shiver
World’s first motorcycle to feature ride-by-wire technology arrives in U.S. with a limited-time high-tech bonus for enthusiasts
American sport bike enthusiasts who refuse to sacrifice rideability and comfort for spirited performance and aggressive good looks have a tempting new solution – Aprilia’s first-ever middleweight sport bike, the SL 750 Shiver.
On sale in the U.S. market in early 2008, the Shiver V-Twin is the first all-new, middle-weight V-Twin to debut from the company’s Noale, Italy factory.
The 2008 Aprilia Shiver combines Aprilia’s race-proven technology and functional design philosophy with sophisticated components and materials never before available on a 750cc motorcycle, such as the first-ever application of ride-by-wire throttle control technology and the category’s first application of radial caliper race brakes.
These rare standard features signal the Shiver’s serious appreciation of an enthusiast’s performance demands, while the motorcycle’s ultra-light weight, comfortable upright riding position and refined suspension all create a motorcycle equally at home on city streets, highways or serpentines.
The 2008 Aprilia SL750 Shiver has a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $8,999.00 USD. Color choices for U.S. riders include Fever Silver and Code Orange.
Aprilia Shiver 750 ABS Technical Specifications
Brand: Aprilia
Model: Shiver 750 ABS
Production Year: 2009
Category (Type of Bike): Naked bike
Engine Size: 749.90 ccm (45,53 cubic inches)
Engine Type: V2
Engine Horsepower: 95.00 HP (68,95 kW)) @ 9000 RPM
Compression Rates: 11.0:1
Stroke: 4
Torque: N/A
Starter Type: N/A
Top Speed: N/A
Transmission Type: Chain
Gearbox Type: 6 speed
Fuel Capacity: 15.00 litres (3,94 gallons)
Fuel Control: DOHC
Number of Valves: 4
Cooling System Type: Liquid
Weight: 181.0 kg (397,01 pounds)
Length: 2065 mm (80,89 inches)
Front Brakes Type: Double disc. ABS
Rear Brakes Type: Single disc. ABS
Front Tyre Dimensions: 120/70 – 17
Rear Tyre Dimensions: 180/55 – 17
Sunday, June 26, 2011
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