The Aprilia RS250 1995-1997 Factory Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive, detailed instructions for maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. With hundreds of pages of information, this manual covers everything from basic maintenance tasks to complex engine rebuilds. You'll find detailed diagrams, troubleshooting guides, specifications, and step-by-step procedures for every aspect of your RS250. This manual is an essential resource for any owner who wants to perform their own repairs and keep their motorcycle running at peak performance.

The Aprilia RS250, produced from 1995 to 1997, is a high-performance, two-stroke motorcycle that cemented Aprilia's reputation for producing exceptional sport bikes. It was the successor to the RS125, and it quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with in the increasingly competitive 250cc class. The RS250 boasted an aggressive, lightweight design, with a flowing, aerodynamic fairing and a sharp, sculpted tail. The bike's single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 249cc engine, featuring a reed valve induction system and a six-speed transmission, delivered thrilling performance. Power output ranged between 45 and 50 horsepower, enough to propel the RS250 to impressive top speeds and rapid acceleration, making it a popular choice for both experienced riders and aspiring racers. The RS250 was lauded for its exceptional handling and agility. It featured a robust steel trellis frame, adjustable suspension components, and powerful disc brakes, all contributing to a thrilling and precise riding experience. Aprilia further enhanced the bike's appeal with high-quality components throughout, including Marzocchi forks, Sachs shocks, and Brembo brakes. These features, combined with the RS250's lightweight construction, allowed riders to confidently push the bike to its limits. Although production ceased in 1997, the RS250's legacy lives on, as it continues to be a sought-after motorcycle by enthusiasts who appreciate its performance, style, and unique character. Today, the RS250 remains a symbol of Aprilia's engineering prowess and commitment to building high-performance sport bikes that deliver an unparalleled riding experience.