This comprehensive service and repair manual covers the Aprilia RS125 motorcycle, encompassing models produced from 1993 to 2002. With over 290 pages of detailed information, this manual provides a wealth of knowledge for anyone looking to service, maintain, diagnose, and repair their RS125. The manual begins with a foreword and general information section, followed by chapters on routine maintenance, lubrication, fuel system, cooling system, engine, chassis, electrical system, and troubleshooting. This manual is an invaluable resource for both professional technicians and home mechanics, offering the same level of information used by authorized Aprilia dealerships.

## The Aprilia RS125: A Legend in the Making The Aprilia RS125 is a true icon of the motorcycle world, a name synonymous with high-performance, lightweight sport bikes. Born in 1993, the RS125 was Aprilia's first foray into the competitive 125cc two-stroke racing scene, and it quickly set a new benchmark for performance and handling. The bike boasted a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke engine, capable of producing upwards of 30 hp. This power, coupled with a lightweight, tubular steel frame and sophisticated suspension, resulted in an agile and explosive machine that captivated riders of all levels. The RS125 quickly became a favorite among young racers and enthusiasts, offering a potent combination of affordability and performance. Throughout its production run, spanning from 1993 to 2002, the RS125 went through several iterations, each building upon its predecessor's strengths. The bike saw constant upgrades to its engine, suspension, and aesthetics, keeping it at the forefront of the 125cc two-stroke class. The RS125 also achieved significant success on the racetrack, winning multiple championships in various racing series. Its legacy continues to inspire modern-day sport bikes with its lightweight design, aggressive aesthetics, and thrilling performance. The RS125 remains an incredibly popular choice for both collectors and enthusiasts seeking a piece of motorcycle history, a machine that embodies the spirit of pure, unadulterated two-stroke performance.