Tuono V4 1100 RR test: Apocalypse (tuo) now !
To boost the career of its Tuono V4, Aprilia improves its appearance, its comfort and increases its displacement to boost its mid-range. MNC briefly tested it on bumpy roads where this explosive roadster found itself well cramped…
Tuono V4 1100 RR 2015 tech. Sheet
Engine
- Type : 4-cylinder V, 65 ° open, liquid cooled
- Distribution : Double overhead camshaft, 4 valves per cylinder
- Displacement : 1077 cc
- Bore and stroke : 81 x 52.3 mm
- Food : Electronic injection, 4 throttle bodies of 48 mm, 4 injectors (1 per cylinder)
- Compression ratio : Not disclosed
- Engine torque : 121 Nm at 9000 rpm
- Power : 175 hp at 11,000 rpm
Dimensions
- Length : MNC awaits Aprilia’s response…
- Width : MNC awaits Aprilia’s response…
- Saddle height : 825 mm
- Ground clearance : MNC awaits Aprilia’s response…
- Caster angle / Caster : 24.7 ° / 99.7 mm
- Wheelbase : MNC awaits Aprilia’s response…
- Advertised weight : 184 kg dry (without battery or fluids)
- Fuel tank capacity : 18.5 liters
- Front wheel : 120/70/17
- Rear wheel : 190/55/17 (also approved in 190/55/17 and 200/55/17)
- Front tire : Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa on RR, Diablo Super Corsa SP on Factory
- Rear tire : Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa on RR, Diablo Super Corsa SP on Factory
Cycle part
- Frame : Double aluminum beam
- Fork : Inverted 43 mm Sachs (Ohlins on Factory version), adjustable in preload, rebound and compression. 120 mm travel.
- Rear suspension : Sachs monoshock (Ohlins on Factory) with separate cylinder, adjustable in preload, rebound and compression. 130 mm travel.
- Front brake : Double 320 mm floating disc. 4-piston monobloc calipers (32 mm) with radial mounting. Bosch 9MP ABS adjustable in 3 positions and removable as standard.
- Rear brake : Single 220 mm disc. 32mm two piston caliper.
Transmission
- Final drive : By chain
- Clutch : Multidisc in oil bath with anti-dribble system
- Gearbox : 6 gears with standard shifter
Instrumentation
- Dash console : Analog tachometer + digital window with speed, two trips, odometer, gear engaged, engine temperature, selected driving mode (Sport, Race and Track), average speed, instantaneous and average consumption, shift light, anti-levels -skating. Second "Racing" screen with chrono, gear engaged, ATC and Map level in evidence.
Commercial information
- Price : 14,650 € for the RR, 16,949 € for the Factory
- Guarantee : 2 years parts and MO
- Availability : Immediate in the
- Colors : Gray or blue for the RR, Black-red-white "Superpole" for the Factory
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