This comprehensive Aprilia v990 Workshop Manual provides you with everything you need to service and repair your motorcycle effectively. Delve into technical information, including detailed step-by-step instructions and highly detailed exploded diagrams, that will guide you through every aspect of your motorcycle's maintenance. Learn how to remove and reattach the complete engine from the vehicle frame, disassemble the engine for in-depth repair, work on individual engine parts, and reassemble the engine correctly. The manual is written in clear, concise English and can be easily printed for convenient reference.

The Aprilia V990 is a captivating blend of Italian flair and powerful performance, offering a unique and engaging riding experience. This motorcycle, launched in 2003, was a testament to Aprilia's commitment to crafting machines that push boundaries and deliver both aesthetic and functional excellence. The V990 is a naked sports bike built around a powerful 990cc, 90° V-twin engine, a design choice that contributed to its distinctive character. This engine, producing a healthy amount of torque and a throaty exhaust note, was paired with a six-speed gearbox, delivering a potent combination of power and agility. The V990's chassis, consisting of a tubular steel frame and swingarm, was designed for a dynamic and responsive ride, offering a balanced blend of stability and maneuverability. A telescopic fork at the front and a monoshock at the rear provided impressive handling, allowing riders to tackle winding roads with confidence and precision. The V990 was a departure from the conventional, sporting a distinctive minimalist design. The absence of fairings highlighted the motorcycle's sleek lines and muscular curves, while its low-slung stance and striking dual exhausts emphasized its sporty nature. The V990 also featured a number of advanced features for its time, including Brembo brakes for powerful stopping power, a digital instrument panel for clear and concise information, and a comfortable riding position that allowed for long-distance journeys without discomfort. While the V990 was not a mass-produced model, its limited production run and unique character contributed to its enduring appeal, making it a desirable choice for enthusiasts seeking a blend of Italian elegance, performance, and individuality.