The Aprilia Pegaso 655 1996 All Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to empower you with the knowledge and instructions needed to service and repair your motorcycle. This manual covers all aspects of your Pegaso 655, ensuring you have the information at your fingertips for any repair or maintenance task. Delve into detailed procedures for general maintenance, troubleshooting common issues, and performing engine service and repair. Learn the intricacies of your transmission system, brake system, and electrical system, including wiring diagrams. Explore the suspension, steering, and cooling systems, gaining a thorough understanding of their operation and maintenance requirements. The manual provides guidance on fuel injection and fuel system maintenance, emission system care, and the engine control system. It covers the chassis and body, restraint systems, and axle components, leaving no aspect of your Pegaso 655 untouched. With this comprehensive resource, you'll have the confidence to tackle any repair or maintenance project on your motorcycle, saving you time and money while gaining valuable hands-on experience.

The Aprilia Pegaso 655, first introduced in 1996, marked a significant shift in the Italian manufacturer's approach to adventure motorcycles. While previous models leaned heavily on sportbike-inspired designs, the Pegaso 655 embraced a more utilitarian, dirt-oriented aesthetic. Powered by a 650cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine, the Pegaso offered a unique blend of power and manageability. Its rugged, tubular steel frame, long-travel suspension, and 19-inch front wheel provided ample ground clearance and off-road capability. The Pegaso 655 was not simply a ruggedized dual-sport, but rather a motorcycle designed to be equally at home on paved roads and challenging trails. Its combination of practicality and performance made it a popular choice for commuters, weekend adventurers, and even seasoned off-road riders. The 1996 Aprilia Pegaso 655 was a groundbreaking machine, with features that were considered innovative for its time. While the engine itself was a Rotax unit borrowed from the KTM 620, Aprilia engineers made significant modifications to the fueling system and exhaust, resulting in a smoother power delivery and a more refined engine character. The Pegaso 655 also benefited from a redesigned fuel tank, which provided a generous 16 liters of capacity, offering extended range for long rides. Furthermore, the bike incorporated a telescopic fork with 200mm of travel and a rear monoshock with 220mm of travel, ensuring a comfortable ride on both rough and smooth surfaces. The Pegaso 655, with its unique blend of performance, practicality, and versatility, quickly gained a loyal following and cemented its place as a pioneering model in the adventure motorcycle segment.