The Aprilia V990 2001 Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide designed for both novice and experienced mechanics, providing detailed instructions and illustrations to assist with servicing and repairs. This manual covers a wide range of topics, including engine identification, general safety precautions, disassembly and assembly procedures, maintenance checklists, check-and-maintenance routines, special tools required, and a thorough breakdown of each system within the motorcycle.

The manual delves into specific components such as the engine body, fuel system, cooling system, exhaust system, fuel filter, electrical system, alternator, regulator, and wiring diagrams. It also includes troubleshooting sections, servicing specifications, tightening torques, and detailed disassembling and servicing instructions for various parts.

With its comprehensive coverage and clear explanations, this manual empowers you to perform a wide variety of repairs and maintenance tasks on your Aprilia V990 2001. You can confidently tackle everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs, saving both time and money by working on your motorcycle yourself.

The Aprilia V990, a rare and desirable motorcycle produced from 2001 to 2002, is a testament to Italian engineering prowess and design flair. This sportbike, powered by a 990cc, 90° V-Twin engine, boasted a potent 120 horsepower and a distinctive, aggressive aesthetic. It was designed to be a high-performance machine, competing with the likes of the Ducati 996 and the Honda CBR900RR. The V990's unique appearance was accentuated by its distinctive 'beak' fairing, a feature that instantly identified it as an Aprilia. The bike's chassis was a work of art, utilizing a lightweight aluminum frame and a single-sided swingarm. The V990 was a true sportbike, offering precise handling, impressive acceleration, and a thrilling riding experience.

The Aprilia V990, however, was not without its quirks. Its complex engine, while powerful, was known for being somewhat finicky and demanding regular maintenance. The bike's sophisticated electronics also added to its complexity, making it a challenging machine to work on for those unfamiliar with its intricate systems. The V990 was a niche machine, aimed at experienced riders seeking a unique and performance-oriented motorcycle. Despite its limited production run and challenging nature, the V990 remains a sought-after machine for enthusiasts. Its distinctive design, powerful engine, and Italian flair make it a collector's item, embodying the spirit of high-performance motorcycles from the early 2000s. Nevertheless, owning and maintaining a V990 requires a dedicated owner with a passion for Italian engineering and a willingness to invest in specialized service and repair. The Aprilia V990 is a true testament to the Italian motorcycle tradition, blending power, style, and a touch of complexity into one captivating package.