Aprilia Amigo
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Specifications Aprilia Amigo blueprint
The Aprilia Amigo is an all-terrain motorcycle that was released in 2000 and has since become a given among off-road enthusiasts. It's a versatile bike with a classic frame and stylings that make it at home on any kind of terrain. The engine is a 480cc 4-stroke single-cylinder that delivers 28 horsepower, more than enough grunt for a leisurely ride on any terrain. The Amigo is light and easy to maneuver, so riders can handle it with ease. Its lightweight construction and sturdy stance make it perfect for navigating the most rugged of surfaces. The frame design blends in visually and passes through tight spaces with ease. Its large 21" front and 17" rear wheels make it an efficient all-terrain machine. The Aprilia Amigo is fitted with a 5-speed transmission that enables the rider to shift quickly and smoothly between the gears. The Aprilia Amigo is equipped with modern features and cutting-edge technology, including dual disc front brakes and a single rear disc brake for greater stopping power, as well as electric start for getting the engine going. Its classic design and old school looks make this motorcycle an eye-catching addition to any stable of off-roaders. With its rugged construction, the Aprilia Amigo is capable of taking on any terrain, be it mud, dirt, sand, or slush. The combination of its lightweight build and powerful engine enables riders to tackle any challenge thrown their way.
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