The Aprilia Na 850 Mana 2008 Full Service Repair Manual is your essential guide for maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. This comprehensive manual provides detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications covering all aspects of your Aprilia Na 850 Mana from 2008. It includes everything you need for routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and even major repairs. You'll find detailed information on engine, transmission, electrical system, brakes, suspension, bodywork, and more. This manual is organized logically, making it easy to find the information you need. With clear and concise language, along with numerous illustrations, it enables you to tackle any repair with confidence. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this service and repair manual is a valuable resource for keeping your Aprilia Na 850 Mana in top condition.

The Aprilia Na 850 Mana, launched in 2008, was a revolutionary motorcycle that broke away from conventional design and introduced a unique blend of sportiness and practicality. This naked sportbike, built by the Italian manufacturer Aprilia, was a technological marvel, boasting a 850cc, 90-degree V-twin engine paired with an innovative automatic transmission system. The Mana's engine, delivering 90 horsepower and 72 Nm of torque, provided a thrilling ride with impressive acceleration and effortless power delivery. The automatic transmission, dubbed the "Automatic Progressive Robot gearbox" (APR), offered three distinct modes: automatic, sport, and manual. This system allowed riders to enjoy the ease of an automatic transmission while retaining the option for manual control and a more dynamic driving experience. The Mana's innovative design extended beyond the transmission; its chassis featured a minimalist and modern aesthetic with a distinctive, angular, and aerodynamically-optimized fairing.

Beyond its performance capabilities and technological advancements, the Aprilia Na 850 Mana focused on user-friendliness and versatility. Its ergonomics were designed to be comfortable for both rider and passenger, with adjustable handlebars and a well-positioned seat. The Mana's large fuel tank provided extended range, and its integrated luggage system added practicality for touring. However, it wasn't just a touring motorcycle. The Mana also featured a low center of gravity, agile handling, and a responsive throttle, making it enjoyable for everything from city commutes to spirited weekend rides. The Mana's unique blend of performance, technology, and practicality made it a distinct and intriguing motorcycle in its time. Although production ended in 2012, it remains a testament to Aprilia's dedication to innovation and its ability to create motorcycles that push boundaries and challenge preconceived notions.