Aprilia guys have a drool over this.

[98tls]

Very interesting stuff.........http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110828

[Colapop]

Can other people have a look too?

[Cajun]

yeah i been keeping an eye on that guys project for some time,

[Mekk]

Now that's dedication.

Very nice photography too, I enjoyed looking at that.

[98tls]

Can other people have a look too? Go on then...seeing its you.

[jade]

true that is sexy...
a guy on this rs forum I belong to is starting a new project -
2000 aprilia rs250 300cc conversion with all the best bits inside..
unlimited budget he reckons... doing the cosmetic too

[98tls]

true that is sexy...
a guy on this rs forum I belong to is starting a new project -
2000 aprilia rs250 300cc conversion with all the best bits inside..
unlimited budget he reckons... doing the cosmetic too Got a link mate ?

[Colapop]

Go on then...seeing its you.
Well I would like to own an Aprilia... having ridden one now... I can safely say


I WANT ONE!!

[Clivoris]

Cheers for that 98. That looks like a well-built and serious piece of kit. I'm wondering if I know the Scott2ride geezer.

[98tls]

Agreed..........hope you would see this thread mate.An awsome bit of kit eh.

[deanohit]

Heres a teaser vid of it, not very good though but is all thats on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiTp2miUJJI

[ArcherWC]

Scott Wilson (Scott2ride), lives in Auckland

[Dazza]

Scott Wilson (Scott2ride), lives in Auckland I know Scott well & have ridden with him several times, not too bad a bloke for someone living up that way (P/T) :calm:, his mates 07 Factory has bigger heads fitted, waiting to fit airbox & goes very well, hopefully he'll swap bikes on my ride back fm. Auckland in the next couple of weeks !!:2thumbsup

[vifferman]

Those Rotrex units are brilliant: very compact, light, and don't rob much horsepower as drag.
And you can fit them to almost anything! There's a young guy in the US who's stuck one on his VFR800, adding about 40% HP at a lowish level of boost, with no internal mods required. He did all the machining for the fitment himself.
Best thing is it's a 'stealth' fitment - at a cursory examination it's not apparent the thing is present, as it (mostly) hides under the fairing.