Aprilia SR 150 Specifications

During the initial stage, we would suggest you to ride your new scooter at the economy speed of 40-50 kmph. During the initial stage, we would suggest you to ride your new scooter at the economy speed of 40-50 kmph.

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 11 September 2018

In the current SR150, a analogue console is there instead of a digital unit. With the launch of new version which is likely to be in October'18 it is yet to see what features are on offer. Stay tuned In the current SR150, a analogue console is there instead of a digital unit. With the launch of new version which is likely to be in October'18 it is yet to see what features are on offer. Stay tuned to ZW for further updates. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 28 August 2018

As a buyer of the machine, we're looking few aspects of any elegant automobile Design: Italian design, no comparison Engine: 150cc, 6750 rpm power. Mileage: on the road 40 to 42 (Depend on Trafic) Spe As a buyer of the machine, we're looking few aspects of any elegant automobile Design: Italian design, no comparison Engine: 150cc, 6750 rpm power. Mileage: on the road 40 to 42 (Depend on Trafic) Speed: 120 km, smooth drive while you'll on top speed, never shake during high speed, that's the beauty of Aprilia Price: very captivity to another automobile manufacturer. ...Read More

• answered by Razi_Ahmad on 28 August 2018

Yes, you can ride it in hilly areas too. If you’re looking for a sporty and fun to ride scooter, then the Aprilia SR 150 is the one to go for. The sharp and sporty styling makes it more appealing an Yes, you can ride it in hilly areas too. If you’re looking for a sporty and fun to ride 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. Fuel efficiency and refinement isn’t the Aprilia’s forte, while the ride quality is also stiff, but it’s a hoot around corners and has a fun element associated with it. Click on the link to know more: https://bit.ly/2m5RYqM ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 24 August 2018

The SR 150 comes with the most powerful engine in its class. The scooter comes with a four-stroke, single-cylinder, 3-valve, air cooled, 150cc engine. However, the engine here is tuned for slightly di The SR 150 comes with the most powerful engine in its class. The scooter comes with a four-stroke, single-cylinder, 3-valve, air cooled, 150cc engine. However, the engine here is tuned for slightly different numbers, 12 PS of maximum power and 11.5 Nm of maximum torque, figures which make the SR 150 the most powerful scooter India has ever seen, though not by a large margin. Paired to a simple CVT transmission, the SR 150’s power delivery is quick and impressive. Aprilia SR 150 managed to reach up to 101.3kmph in out road test. Aprilia SR 150 is packed with the best possible hardware to match its performance. With the largest-in-class 14-inch wheels, which are shod with the meatiest tyres a scooter has ever seen, the ride quality and handling of the scooter is hugely impressive. Even the front 220mm disc brake is the largest a mass-oriented scooter has ever seen, which along with the otherwise basic 140mm drum brake at the rear, gives excellent braking ability to the SR 150. SR 150 has the telescopic forks upfront and a single damper at the rear. The front suspension setup is pretty stiff and while it aids handling, it also compromises ride quality. That said, it exhibits the delicious handling qualities with good levels of grip and excellent composure on well surfaced roads. Click on the the given link to know more about Aprilia SR 150: https://bit.ly/2KP8OFc ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 1 August 2018