This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides all the necessary instructions for any repair you may need to perform on your Aprilia SL 750 Shiver. It contains the same information that dealer technicians and mechanics use to diagnose and repair your motorcycle.

Whether you are tackling routine maintenance like tune-ups and brake service, or more extensive repairs involving engine and clutch disassembly, this manual provides the most reliable information to perform the job. Its clear and concise text, combined with detailed illustrations, makes it possible for anyone with basic mechanical knowledge to safely and easily service and repair their bike.

The manual features comprehensive diagrams, in-depth illustrations, and all the manufacturer's specifications and technical information you will need. It goes beyond just repairs, encompassing all scheduled service information, technical service bulletins, and recall information. This ensures you have access to a complete resource for maintaining and repairing your Aprilia SL 750 Shiver.

The Aprilia SL750 Shiver, launched in 2007, marked a significant departure from the Italian manufacturer's traditional sportbike offerings. It was a naked sportbike designed to be accessible and engaging for a wider audience, appealing to both experienced riders and newcomers alike. The Shiver's key selling point was its innovative 90° V-twin engine, a departure from the typical parallel-twin configuration common in this segment. This unique design delivered a punchy and responsive power delivery, particularly in the mid-range, making it ideal for everyday riding and spirited weekend adventures. The engine was also notable for its innovative Ride-by-Wire throttle, offering three customizable power modes to tailor the bike's responsiveness to the rider's preference.

Beyond the engine, the Shiver boasted a well-balanced chassis designed for agility and stability. It featured a lightweight aluminum frame, telescopic front forks, and a monoshock rear suspension, all tuned to provide a responsive yet forgiving ride. The upright riding position ensured comfortable ergonomics for extended journeys, while its minimalist styling with a sharp, angular design language emphasized its sporty intentions. The SL750 Shiver quickly gained a reputation for being a capable and fun-to-ride motorcycle, lauded for its accessible power delivery, user-friendly handling, and distinctive personality. Its success led to various updates and revisions throughout the years, solidifying its position as a popular and enduring choice for riders seeking a well-rounded and engaging naked sportbike experience.