This comprehensive Aprilia RS125 Workshop Repair Manual covers all models from 1993 to 2002, providing you with the technical expertise needed to confidently handle any repair. The manual delves into every repair procedure, simplifying even the most complex tasks. Clear exploded views and diagrams ensure easy identification of parts, making disassembly, reassembly, adjustments, and repairs straightforward. You'll find detailed illustrations, diagrams, specifications, step-by-step instructions, and pictures to guide you through every process. This manual is your essential resource for DIY servicing, teardowns, repairs, overhauls, adjustments, and accessing complete specifications. With a wealth of detailed repair information, this manual is compatible with all computers, ensuring convenient access for all users.

The Aprilia RS125 is a legendary sportbike that has captivated motorcycle enthusiasts for over three decades. First introduced in 1993, the RS125 quickly established itself as a benchmark in the 125cc class, known for its exhilarating performance, sharp handling, and distinctive Italian styling. Throughout its production run, the RS125 underwent numerous refinements and updates, but its core DNA remained unchanged: a lightweight, high-revving, single-cylinder engine paired with a robust chassis designed for exceptional track day performance. The RS125 became a favorite among young riders seeking their first taste of true sportbike thrills, as well as seasoned veterans looking for a nimble and affordable track weapon.

The heart of the Aprilia RS125 is its liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine, renowned for its screaming power delivery and rev-happy nature. This engine, coupled with a carefully engineered chassis featuring a rigid aluminum frame and adjustable suspension, allows the RS125 to carve corners with precision and confidence. The RS125's minimalist bodywork, featuring sharp lines and aggressive angles, embodies the spirit of a true race replica, while its lightweight construction enhances its agility and responsiveness. Although production of the RS125 ended in 2002, its legacy continues to inspire riders and collectors alike. The RS125's enduring popularity is a testament to its remarkable combination of performance, handling, and style, making it a true icon in the world of small-displacement sportbikes.