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Old 11-23-2007, 09:26 PM   #1
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Aprilia's New 750 Supermoto

In case the SXV550 isn't powerful or comfortable enough for you, here's a Hypermotard/KTM950 chaser for you:
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Hopefully it won't have water in the oil after 1000 miles...
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Old 11-23-2007, 09:27 PM   #2
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Re: Aprilia's New 750 Supermoto

Does the water stay with the water on this one? Or do the oil and water like to hook up?
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Old 11-23-2007, 09:29 PM   #3
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Re: Aprilia's New 750 Supermoto

Yet they stick with the gold frame... I guess they think this is going to be their "signature" on their bikes from here on out.
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Old 11-23-2007, 09:34 PM   #4
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but a true thoroughbred that only expert riders can really appreciate, the SMV 750 DORSODURO carries you into a world of high performance and even higher emotions that very few other motorcycles can enter. Graced with the agile handling of all motards, the SMV 750 DORSODURO adds a level of power normally only found on road-going supersports
I guess I'm out.
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Old 11-26-2007, 06:13 PM   #5
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Old 11-26-2007, 10:03 PM   #6
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What are you confused about?
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Old 04-29-2008, 09:20 AM   #7
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And here it is.....sounds really cool.

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Old 04-29-2008, 09:33 AM   #8
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Styling and Aprilia supermoto racing pedigree
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Reliable? V-twin engine that should suit everyone
I really like it. It's a great looking bike and sounds like fun but with all the stories about parts shortages and maintenance issues I would have a hard time going with an Aprilla. Also 20 pounds heavier than a Hypermotard with less cc's?

For the day in day out riding that I do something like this would make a lot more sense than my bike, or the 848 that I want, but they just don't quite do it for me the same way. If I could have three bikes something like this would make it in. 848, VFR, some sort of motard.
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Old 04-29-2008, 01:15 PM   #10
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I think that translates into english as, approximately, 'expensive real estate'.

Shoot - This thing looks like it might eat the Hyper alive. The 1100 cc DS is a relatively low-tech air-cooled lump, and only makes ~80 hp on a good day. I'm assuming the Aprilia will be fairly light, and at 95 hp it should be very, very quick.

Can't say I'm warming to the gold anodization thing, though.
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According to Ducati the Hyper is rated at 95 hp at the crank and the Aprilla is claiming 92 hp at the crank. I would think it would be a similar difference at the rear wheel? 3hp isn't much but an extra 11kg is which is what the Aprilla is carrying if I'm reading everything right. By using an extra 300cc to make that 95hp it makes the Duc seem low tech but if they are getting the same job done with less weight then that's what counts right?
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I missed the weight on the 'Priller until after I'd posted, that's an unpleasant surprise....

95 hp at the crank for the Hyper? I wish. Most guys are showing mid 70's RW on dyno. Even if we assume 15 hp chain loss, it's barely 90. The 95 must be special 'Ducati horsepower'.

I'm having to do a fairly major engine upgrade (cams, mild porting, full exhaust, performance air filter) to have a shot at ~100 RWhp.
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I missed the weight on the 'Priller until after I'd posted, that's an unpleasant surprise....

95 hp at the crank for the Hyper? I wish. Most guys are showing mid 70's RW on dyno. Even if we assume 15 hp chain loss, it's barely 90. The 95 must be special 'Ducati horsepower'.

I'm having to do a fairly major engine upgrade (cams, mild porting, full exhaust, performance air filter) to have a shot at ~100 RWhp.
Just put more Ducati stickers in it. Makes it faster and more expensive, albeit less reliable.
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...The 95 must be special 'Ducati horsepower'...
They're metric horses.
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Also since the weights are "dry" the Aprilla will probably end up in even worse shape since you're going to have to figure in nearly a gallon of water that the air cooled Duc doesn't have to haul around.
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