Street Motorcycle

what if the Aprilia RSV4 be modified to be a scooter?
No, Just kiding. But, Aprilia has just released Super Scooter. Is Aprilia SRV 850, The Super Scooter Aprilia made​​. You can see the grand design, which is derived from the Aprilia RSV4, Aprilia Superbike 1000 cc.


what about the horse power?
The Aprilia SRV 850 engine is the first and only 90° V two cylinder scooter engine and it makes this bike fastest and most powerful scooter ever manufactured anywhere in the world.
Liquid cooled, equipped with electronic injection, with distribution of 4 valves per cylinder and twin-spark ignition, the engine has a displacement of 839.3 cc. Thanks to a new optimisation of the engine control system, it now reaches a maximum power of 55.9 kW (76.0 HP) at 7,750 rpm and a maximum torque of 76.4 Nm (7.8 kgm) at 6,000 rpm, specs which place the new SRV 850 at the top of its category. Two new oxygen probes (lambda) allow the engine control unit to optimise management of the fuel-oil mixture for the two cylinders, all to the advantage of combustion, obtaining a regularity of operation at idle speed and a progressiveness and torque flexibility at medium rpms which are a reference point for this type of engine architecture.

2 mounted Brembo calipers Brake disc front. This scooter luggage there and enough to store two full-face helmet.

Kawasaki are delving into the urban and sub urban personal transport market or to me and you - theyre introducing their first ever scooter!

Styled in-house by Kawasakis design team, the new J300 scooter features exciting Kawasaki visual cues that Mr Fukumoto, head of KHI’s Styling Department comments: “It was of great importance that our first step into the European scooter market should be with a machine that embodied Kawasaki’s cutting edge design, we are happy that we have achieved this with the styling features of the new J300”.

If you are wondering what the J stands for, Mr Fukumoto added “J stands for Jyounetsu which means passion in Japanese. We approached the styling and design of the J300 with the same passion as for our other significant new models for the 2014 season”.

Whilst the Kawasaki J300 may not get your heart racing, Kawasaki have reacted to a gap in their motorcycle market.  This new scooter will compliment other successful urban Kawasakis including the popular ER series and the versatile city charm of the Versys. 

The J300 will be available from Kawasaki Dealers later this year and should appeal to smart commuters but also attract new riders to the Kawasaki brand.  The scooter will be unveiled to press and public at the EICMA show in Milan on 5 November and will also be on display at the NEC in Birmingham at Motorcycle Live from 23 November.