Aprilia 660 Trofeo Hospital Prepares To Speed Up In The US Market

Aprilia RS 660 Trofeo. Photo: Doc. Aprilia)

JAKARTA - Italian motorcycle manufacturer Aprilia released one of the motorbikes to be sold in a limited edition for the United States market, Aprilia RS 660 Trofeo.

Not kidding, the bike also has the ability to improve performance, it can also be advanced in racing tracks. This is all thanks to the package embedded from the Aprilia racing team, Aprilia Racing.

Quoted from Rideapart, Saturday, April 8, RS 660 Trofeo comes with a exhaust system on the titanium SC Project exhaust including a twin-cylinder inline engine that can help this bike emit 105 dk.

Not only in terms of runways, but the chassis given is also improved to improve the performance of the motorbike with a lower driver position so that it can feel the sensation of driving like a real racing bike.

The front and rear suspensions have also been arranged so that the motorbike can run stable when brought fast. This is also thanks to the suspension and brakes of the TLC obtained from Aprilia Racing in the motorbike.

The rear bike is also equipped with a back shock from the AP948 Holins with a long-distance reservoir. To add to the driving experience such as racing bikes, Aprilia also pairs the Pirelli Supercorsa V3 SC1 tires and brakes from Brembo.

Judging from the various devices embedded in the 660 Trofeo Hospital, this motorbike is worth trying out for racing tracks. Plus, Aprilia complements it with electronic improvements in wheelie control, track control, and adjustments to braking systems.

660 Trofeo Hospital was also paired with windshields as fairing made of fiberglass which was also specially developed by Aprilia Racing.

Although it is not yet known how many units Aprilia will release, RS 660 Trofeo can certainly sell in limited quantities. This motorbike will also sell for US $ 21,000 or around Rp. 313.7 million. Customers can directly order through Aprilia's official website starting at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time (22:00 p.m.) on April 11.