This comprehensive Aprilia RS250 Workshop Service Manual provides a detailed guide for maintaining and repairing your Aprilia RS250 motorcycle, covering models from 1994 to 1998. The manual includes step-by-step instructions, diagrams, specifications, and troubleshooting tips to guide you through every aspect of your motorcycle's maintenance and repair. You'll find information on engine, transmission, electrical system, brakes, suspension, and more. This manual is a valuable resource for both novice and experienced mechanics, allowing you to perform repairs and maintenance with confidence.

The Aprilia RS250, produced from 1994 to 1998, is a legendary two-stroke motorcycle that represents a pinnacle of performance and racing prowess in the 250cc class. This Italian masterpiece, designed by renowned motorcycle engineer Massimo Tamburini, embodies a sleek and aggressive aesthetic, with its sharp lines, low-slung profile, and distinctive single-sided swingarm. The RS250's lightweight, tubular steel frame and single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 249cc engine, capable of generating a screaming 60 horsepower, propelled this machine to the forefront of the sportbike scene. The engine's power delivery was incredibly linear, with a seamless transition through the rev range, allowing the RS250 to feel extremely nimble and responsive on the road. The RS250's performance was further enhanced by a race-ready suspension package, consisting of fully adjustable Showa forks and a Sachs monoshock. This allowed riders to fine-tune the handling to their specific needs and riding style. The bike's brakes, featuring powerful Brembo calipers gripping large discs, provided confident stopping power, essential for high-speed cornering. In addition to its performance, the RS250 was also praised for its rider ergonomics, boasting a comfortable riding position and a well-positioned handlebar for precise control. This combination of power, handling, and comfort made the RS250 a highly sought-after machine for both seasoned racers and enthusiastic track day riders. Today, the RS250 remains a highly desirable collectible and a testament to Aprilia's rich racing heritage.