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  Aprilia SR 150

  Rs. 71,533 Onwards

  • 154.8 cc
  • 37 kmpl
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  Aprilia SR 125

  Rs. 67,085 Onwards

  • 125 cc
  • 37 kmpl
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  Aprilia SR 150 Race

  Rs. 74,794 Onwards

  • 154.8 cc
  • 43 kmpl
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  Aprilia SRV 850

  Rs. 15.05 lakh Onwards

  • 839.3 cc
  • 14 kmpl
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  Aprilia TUONO

  Rs. 19.72 lakh Onwards

  • 999.6 cc
  • 10 kmpl
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  Aprilia Caponord 1200

  Rs. 18.05 lakh Onwards

  • 1197 cc
  • 12 kmpl
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  Aprilia Dorsoduro

  Rs. 17.11 lakh Onwards

  • 1197 cc
  • 12 kmpl
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  Aprilia Mana

  Rs. 14.81 lakh Onwards

  • 839.3 cc
  • 14 kmpl
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  Aprilia Shiver 900

  Rs. 12.29 lakh Onwards

  • 896.1 cc
  • 18 kmpl
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  Aprilia RSV4

  Rs. 25.68 lakh Onwards

  • 999 cc
  • 10 kmpl
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  Aprilia Dorsoduro 900

  Rs. 12.50 lakh Onwards

  • 896.1 cc
  • 19 kmpl
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Aprilia SR 150 question

Q. Is it good for daily commute and how much mileage can we expect in city traffic on driving in average speed?

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City traffic you can get 32-35.in long it returns 40-42kmpl...avg 37kmpl

by arkojyoti on 13 Feb 2019

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30to 35km

by SanjaY on 21 Jan 2019

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Mileage in city traffic is low if you like to accelerate hard at signals.

by Bharat on 21 Jan 2019

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If you’re keen on owning a fun packed 150cc scooter then the Aprilia SR 150 is the one to go for. Fuel efficiency, refinement and ride quality isn’t the Aprilia’s forte, but it’s a hoot around corners and has a fun element associated with it. Its ARAI claimed mileage is 37 kmpl. Rest it all depends on your riding style and how you maintain it. ...read more

by Zigwheels on 23 Dec 2018

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Aprilia SR 150 question

Q. Is it comfortable for tall riders. I am 6'4 and I want to buy this scooter. So will it be comfortable for me?

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Absolutely.this is the one for you

by arkojyoti on 13 Feb 2019

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Yes, I'm 6ft long, I have easily drive with full comfort , I take long distance without back pain.

by SanjaY on 21 Jan 2019

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I am 6'3" and while not perfect, this is the best scooter from amongst others in Indian market

by Bharat on 21 Jan 2019

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Yes sir ,obviously this is race type scooter perfectly suitable for taller personality

by PREMIER on 29 Dec 2018

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Aprilia SR 150 question

Q. Hello, Is SR 150 Race model good for climbing ghat road section with a pillion and small kid? Let's say to ooty or kodaikanal. How good is the pulling power in this scooter to ascend the hair pin bends of ooty or similiar hill stations with two people (one is 65 kgs and another is around 50 kgs, Kid around 10 kgs)? ...read more

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Yes.it will climb comfortably

by arkojyoti on 13 Feb 2019

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It's so sporty you can go on hill .Suspensions quality is excellentLong wheel in scooters segment that nice to sort off road drive.

by SanjaY on 21 Jan 2019

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I used it on Mumbai to Pune ghats with two heavy people totally weighing in at 170 kilos and it went up very well

by Bharat on 21 Jan 2019

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If you’re keen on owning a fun packed 150cc scooter then the Aprilia SR 150 is the one to go for. The sharp and sporty styling makes it more appealing and we will urge to shell out the marginal premium and go for the MotoGP livery inspired SR 150 Race variant. However, refinement and ride quality isn’t the Aprilia’s forte. Though, we would suggest you take a test ride of it in order to clear all your doubts. ...read more

by Zigwheels on 8 Jan 2019

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Aprilia SR 150 question

Q. I want to go for a long tour from my Aprilia 150, so how much km can Aprilia run without giving rest?

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Rest after 100km.

by arkojyoti on 13 Feb 2019

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I drove about 75 kms without stop and about 150 kms taking small rests.. No prblm i felt for my aprilia..

by ananthu on 31 Jan 2019

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200-250 km

by Sambhu on 22 Jan 2019

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Aprilia SR 125 question

Q. Which is better between Aprilia SR 125 and Honda Grazia?

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Go for the sr125.its chunky tires dont skid and are much safer.moreover the bigger wheels are helpful while negotiating bumpers

by arkojyoti on 13 Feb 2019

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The Aprilia SR 125 manages to balance the trademark Aprilia aggression while being more usable thanks to its new 125cc engine. However, it fails to justify its hefty price tag of Rs 65,210 (ex-showroom Delhi) as it doesn’t offer the suppleness or features that you get with the Grazia. On the other hand, with great refinement levels and top-notch build quality, the Grazia feels every bit a proper Honda scooter. The Grazia is more affordable, fresh design with all the modern gimmicks like full LED headlamps and digital instrument cluster along with Honda’s reliability and service support. So, if you are looking for a fuss-free head turner, this might be the one for you. However, decision regarding the best pick can be made after taking a test ride for both. ...read more

by Zigwheels on 5 Feb 2019

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Aprilia SR 150 Race question

Q. Which one is better SR 150 Race or SR 150?

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150 SR race

by Autoconcept on 13 Feb 2019

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SR 150 race

by Anwesh on 12 Feb 2019

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Aprilia Bikes Expert Reviews

Aprilia SR 125: Road Test Review

The SR 150 ruled our hearts with its performance and handling capabilities. And now the SR 125 is here, promising us the same kind of character while being lighter on the pocket. So does it live up to our expectations?

May 25, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

Aprilia SR 150 Race: Final Long Term Report

I’ve ridden the standard SR 150 in Delhi but wasn’t quite convinced with its daily usage capabilities. Does the SR 150 Race come across as any different?

May 15, 2018  By Dhruv

Aprilia SR 125: First Ride Review

How much SR is the new 125 from Aprilia

March 9, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Aprilia Bikes News Updates

Exclusive: India-spec Aprilia RS 150 Spied In India

There is lots more than what meets the eye, with an oriental twist
Gets new bodywork and decals. It gets smaller front disc brake to keep costs in check. Cost reductions should result in a price of around Rs 1.6 lakh. During last year’s Auto Expo, Aprilia had announced that it would be launching two premium 150cc bikes, the Tuono 150 and RS 150. The bikes were to be manufactured at Piaggio’s Baramati plant with the launch expected this year. Now, pictures of a...read more »

January 16, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Aprilia, Vespa Scooters Updated With ABS

While the 150cc range gets ABS, the 125cc scooter range has also been updated, albeit with CBS (Combined Braking System)

December 27, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

Aprilia RS 660 Spotted At Vallelunga

Aprilia’s upcoming supertwin was spotted in both race and street trim

December 5, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Aprilia Bikes

• Aprilia RS4

  Price not Available

  Discontinued : Jan 2011
• Aprilia SRV 850

  Rs. 15.05 lakh

  Discontinued : Jan 2005