This comprehensive Aprilia RS 250 1995 Service and Repair Manual offers detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for all workshop procedures, providing you with the same level of information used by official Aprilia dealers. It covers everything from routine maintenance like changing spark plugs to complex procedures like electrical system troubleshooting. You'll find clear guidance on torque settings, fluid capacities, and detailed diagrams for each component. This manual is designed to be user-friendly and includes all the information needed to maintain and repair your Aprilia RS 250 1995. The content encompasses a wide range of topics, including: * **General Information:** Providing an overview of the motorcycle and its systems. * **Periodic Maintenance and Tune-Up Procedures:** Detailed instructions for regular maintenance and tune-up tasks to ensure optimal performance. * **Engine:** Covers everything from engine removal and disassembly to rebuilding and reassembly, including detailed information on the internal components. * **Fuel and Lubrication System:** Provides in-depth coverage of the fuel system, including fuel injection, carburetors, and fuel lines, as well as the lubrication system, including oil changes, filter replacement, and lubrication schedules. * **Cooling System:** Comprehensive information on the cooling system, including radiator maintenance, coolant changes, and troubleshooting cooling system issues. * **Electrical System:** Detailed diagrams and instructions for diagnosing and repairing the electrical system, including wiring diagrams, component identification, and troubleshooting procedures. * **Chassis:** Covers the motorcycle's frame, suspension, wheels, brakes, and other chassis components. Provides detailed instructions for maintenance, repair, and adjustments. * **Servicing Information:** Includes specific instructions for servicing components like the brakes, clutch, and transmission, as well as procedures for adjusting and replacing parts. * **Updates:** Offers the latest service bulletins and technical information updates to ensure you have access to the most current repair information. This complete manual is your go-to resource for maintaining and repairing your Aprilia RS 250 1995, providing the confidence to perform repairs yourself and save on costly mechanic fees.

The Aprilia RS 250 is a high-performance, two-stroke motorcycle that captured the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts in the mid-1990s. Produced from 1994 to 2004, this lightweight and powerful machine was a dominant force in the 250cc Grand Prix motorcycle racing class. The 1995 RS 250, specifically, represented a significant evolution in the model's development. It featured a revised engine with a new cylinder head design, a redesigned exhaust system, and a revised chassis with improved handling characteristics. These changes resulted in a motorcycle that was both faster and more agile than its predecessor. The RS 250's exceptional performance was achieved through its potent 249cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, two-stroke engine, which produced around 65 horsepower at 11,000 rpm. A six-speed transmission allowed riders to fully exploit the engine's powerband, making it a thrilling experience on both the race track and the open road. Beyond its raw power, the 1995 RS 250 was lauded for its exceptional handling and agility. The lightweight aluminum frame, combined with a telescopic fork on the front and a monoshock unit at the rear, provided a balanced and responsive ride. This allowed riders to push the limits of the bike in corners and on winding roads. The motorcycle's aggressive styling, featuring a low-slung profile and a distinctive twin-headlight setup, further solidified its reputation as a high-performance machine. The 1995 Aprilia RS 250 was a testament to the Italian manufacturer's engineering prowess and its commitment to producing motorcycles that were both competitive and exhilarating to ride. It remains a sought-after classic among enthusiasts, representing a golden era in 250cc Grand Prix racing and a symbol of Aprilia's dominance in the lightweight sportbike segment.