The 2001 Aprilia V990 Engine Workshop Manual provides a comprehensive guide to repair and maintenance procedures for your motorcycle. This manual covers all models and engine types for the 2001 year. It is designed to be the same level of detail and information that your local dealer or mechanic would use, ensuring you have access to professional-grade information.

The manual contains detailed instructions and diagrams for a wide range of procedures, including routine maintenance, tune-ups, engine removal and installation, cylinder head and valve train repair, engine block repair, engine lubrication, intake manifold and exhaust system repair, cooling and heating systems, fuel and emissions systems, transmission, clutch, steering, suspension, brakes (including ABS), bodywork, electrical systems (including SRS), and more. The manual also includes valuable information on safety precautions, special tools, tightening torques, timing marks, valve timing procedures, and more. With the comprehensive information and clear instructions in this manual, you will be able to confidently perform your own servicing and repairs, saving you significant costs in the long run.

The Aprilia V990, a model produced in 2001, is a testament to Italian motorcycle engineering and design. This sportbike, distinguished by its angular, aggressive styling, was powered by a 990cc, 90° V-twin engine that boasted impressive performance for its time. With a claimed output of around 120 horsepower, the V990 could reach exhilarating speeds, making it a true enthusiast's machine. The engine's character was further enhanced by its distinctive, throaty exhaust note, adding to the visceral experience of riding this Italian masterpiece. The V990 featured a robust trellis frame, single-sided swingarm, and fully adjustable suspension, allowing for precise handling and control. Its advanced braking system, featuring powerful disc brakes, ensured confident stopping power even at high speeds.

The Aprilia V990 was not just about raw performance; it also offered a high level of comfort and practicality. The rider and passenger were comfortably accommodated thanks to well-padded seating and a sculpted fuel tank. The V990 was also equipped with a generous storage compartment beneath the seat, allowing riders to carry essential items. Despite its sportbike heritage, the V990 also possessed a surprising level of versatility. Its comfortable riding position and relatively upright ergonomics made it suitable for longer trips, while its nimble handling allowed for easy maneuvering in urban environments. The V990, with its striking aesthetics, powerful performance, and refined ergonomics, embodied the best of Italian motorcycle design and engineering, making it a highly sought-after and appreciated machine among enthusiasts.