This comprehensive Aprilia SL750 Shiver Motorcycle Workshop Service Repair Manual covers models from 2007 to 2010. Providing detailed instructions and diagrams, this manual serves as an indispensable resource for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike. It encompasses a wide range of repair and maintenance procedures, including engine rebuilds, electrical system troubleshooting, brake system adjustments, suspension maintenance, and much more. This manual equips you with the necessary knowledge to perform professional-grade repairs and keep your Aprilia SL750 Shiver in peak condition.

The Aprilia SL750 Shiver, a naked sportbike launched in 2007, marked a significant departure for the Italian manufacturer, known for its high-performance racing heritage. The Shiver offered a more accessible, user-friendly approach to motorcycling, appealing to both experienced riders and newcomers. Its key selling point was its innovative, 90-degree V-twin engine, featuring a unique "Ride by Wire" system that electronically controlled throttle response. This system allowed for three distinct power delivery modes: Sport, Touring, and Rain, allowing riders to tailor the bike's performance to their riding style and conditions. The Shiver's chassis, built around a steel trellis frame and featuring a single-sided swingarm, was designed for agility and stability, making it equally at home on twisty roads and open highways. Its upright riding position offered comfort for longer rides, while still maintaining a sporty feel.

Beyond its mechanical innovations, the Shiver stood out with its distinctive styling. Its angular lines, highlighted by a sharp, forward-leaning front end and a low-slung tail section, gave it an aggressive, modern look. The bike featured a minimalist instrument panel, prioritizing essential information for a clean and uncluttered cockpit. The Aprilia SL750 Shiver was a true game-changer for the brand, attracting a new generation of riders with its approachable performance, striking design, and versatile nature. Though production ceased in 2016, the Shiver continues to be a popular choice for riders seeking a well-rounded naked sportbike that combines practicality with Italian flair. The longevity of the model is a testament to its successful formula, offering a blend of power, agility, and style that remains relevant even in today's ever-evolving motorcycle market.