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35 kW Certificate for Aprilia RSV4 R / RSV4 R APRC / RSV4 Factory / RSV4 Factory APRC, Vehicle Type: RK, from model year 2011-, EC Type Approval No.: e11*2002/24*0749*General Description
Mechanical 35 kW restrictions for Euro 3 motorcycles:Since the introduction of the new driving licence directive in 2013, holders of driving licence class A2 can now utilise a maximum of 35 kW, which are waiting to be brought to life. With alpha Technik restriction kits, motorcycles of all power, performance classes become more interesting for motorcycle riders, as almost any desired model can be brought to the required power, performance of 35 kW. However, special conditions apply to holders of the current driving licence class A2. The power, performance-to-weight ratio of 0.2 kW/kg and double the original output of the series vehicle must not be exceeded.
A lot of know-how goes into the development of power, performance reduction. Essential factors must be taken into account: on one hand, legal regulations such as exhaust, noise, and power, performance measurements according to the latest EC directive. On the other hand, maintaining optimal rideability and homogeneous power, performance delivery as unchanged as possible.
Restriction Kit Features:
- Excellent price-power, performance ratio
- Tested quality
- With parts certificate
- Technical support
- Constant range expansion
Changed Vehicle Parts
Throttle stop
Scope of Delivery
TÜV Certificate and restriction part for power, performance reduction to 35 kW (with pre-printed type plate sticker)
| Manufacturer | Model | Additional Designation | Type | Model Year | ccm | from km/h | to km/h | from kW | to kW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aprilia | RSV4 1000 | Factory APRC | RK | 2011 - | 1000 | 295 | 165 | 132 | 35 |
| Aprilia | RSV4 1000 | Factory | RK | 2011 - | 1000 | 295 | 165 | 132 | 35 |
| Aprilia | RSV4 1000 R | RK | 2011 - | 1000 | 295 | 165 | 132 | 35 | |
| Aprilia | RSV4 1000 R | APRC | RK | 2011 - | 1000 | 295 | 165 | 132 | 35 |
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