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It's a real shame isn't it, as when they are working right they are such a good bike and a bit different from the norm.

If they had a change of heart and had a better after sales service, they would double their sales easily!
 
A think most on here are of the same opinion mucker.

A love ma T,,,,,,,,,,it's fookin brill. :yes
 
It's a real shame isn't it, as when they are working right they are such a good bike and a bit different from the norm.

If they had a change of heart and had a better after sales service, they would double their sales easily!

Yep, same for me too.

Love my T but will never buy another Aprilia.

The RSV4 has won every test going, and yet they only sold about 7 last year. Rather than try and understand why their sales are so poor, Aprilia has just stopped bringing the standard RSV4 to the UK.
 
Hi I tried the paint pot and bleeding, in the end I got expensive pads and then bled, worked a treat.
I got this tip from Motostrada in Cockeysville, MD... presumably, they in turn got it from Aprilia.

Basically, all you do is hang a moderately heavy item (can of paint, jug of water) from the rear brake lever over night. I can verify from first-hand experience that this eliminates (for a while anyway) the mushy feeling that, over time, can creep into the rear brakes on the Tuono.
 
I hope it sorted it for you mate but I have a sneaky feeling it will revert back to being useless.
 
Im not suprized at poor sales performance by aprilia , if their attitude at both NEC bike show and the EXCell bike show are anything to go on , the bods on the stand looked so dis interested and unaproachable .
Ducati on the other hand are a different kettle of fish all together .
 

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