Aprilia OEM Gold Anodised Forged Wheels (unmarked) with new Michelin Power 3's fitted

A pristine pair of genuine Aprilia forged wheels & tyres. The wheels came from a 1200 mile 2009 Tuono Factory - so no wear on the cush drive or bearings.

Not a mark on them - perfect gold anodising.
In April I has Michelin Power 3's fitted (their latest new lightweight tyre) 120/70 front & 190/55 rear at a cost of £225. I have done just 150
road miles on these tyres, and now removed the wheels as I'm selling my 750 Dorsoduro.

As you know, these wheels fit Dorsoduro/Shiver/RSVR & Tuono with radial calipers and RSV4 & Tuono V4R.
It is very difficult to find a pair in unmarked factory anodising. They do not include the brake discs.

£850 - Simon 07870 570410 Location: Chesterfield , Derbyshire

A pristine pair of genuine Aprilia forged wheels & tyres. The wheels came from a 1200 mile 2009 Tuono Factory - so no wear on the cush drive or bearings.

Not a mark on them - perfect gold anodising.
In April I has Michelin Power 3's fitted (their latest new lightweight tyre) 120/70 front & 190/55 rear at a cost of £225. I have done just 150
road miles on these tyres, and now removed the wheels as I'm selling my 750 Dorsoduro.

As you know, these wheels fit Dorsoduro/Shiver/RSVR & Tuono with radial calipers and RSV4 & Tuono V4R.
It is very difficult to find a pair in unmarked factory anodising. They do not include the brake discs.

£850 - Simon 07870 570410 Location: Chesterfield , Derbyshire

Are they Oz wheels? I can see the stickers but as far as I know Aprilia stopped fitting them after 07. :dunno

Wheels look good. Should sell at that price, & if I hadn't just bought an Oz back wheel would have bought them off you.

Aldo said:

Are they Oz wheels? I can see the stickers but as far as I know Aprilia stopped fitting them after 07. :dunno

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O.Z. pulled out of OEM supply completely in 2008 to all motorcycle manufacturers. The supply contract was taken over by Malgatech producing
the exact same specification wheel. I weighed a rear anodised O.Z. and then my rear malgatech - and the Malgatech is 20g lighter...

The only difference is the lack of O.Z. logo in the forging and the part number in the rim edge - nothing else. Also consider any O.Z. wheels will be older and therefore more likely to
have worn bearings and/or damage. Malgatech produce the later design, lighter forged wheels on the RSV4 Factory.

grin factor said:

Wheels look good. Should sell at that price, & if I hadn't just bought an Oz back wheel would have bought them off you.

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Stick your rear on Ebay. I did the same initially and found it impossible to source a front at the right money. Then I sold the rear and the guy that bought it ended up doing the same!

motocorsaro3 said:

O.Z. pulled out of OEM supply completely in 2008 to all motorcycle manufacturers. The supply contract was taken over by Malgatech producing
the exact same specification wheel. I weighed a rear anodised O.Z. and then my rear malgatech - and the Malgatech is 20g lighter...

The only difference is the lack of O.Z. logo in the forging and the part number in the rim edge - nothing else. Also consider any O.Z. wheels will be older and therefore more likely to
have worn bearings and/or damage. Malgatech produce the later design, lighter forged wheels on the RSV4 Factory.

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Cheers fir the info mucker. :thumbup

So they aren't Oz wheels, why the sticker then

180slayer said:

So they aren't Oz wheels, why the sticker then

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This.



Malgatech does not have the OZ cool factor.......