Aprilia Mana GT (2010)
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Specifications Aprilia Mana GT (2010) blueprint
Kicking off a new decade in style, the Aprilia Mana GT (2010) brings a fresh set of features to the street. This stylish maxi-scooter is designed to offer its driver maximum performance with a revolutionary engine and transmission system. Combining sporty features with classic design, the Mana GT (2010) stands out with its helmet-shaped fairing and eye-catching lines. The Mana GT (2010) is powered by a water cooled, 839cc, 90 V-twin engine that produces over 70bhp of muscular performance. The advanced electronic fuel injection system ensures smooth and efficient power delivery. Responsive and impressive acceleration is delivered by the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) system, which adjusts automatically to your speed and ensures optimum torque and a steady power flow. In terms of handling, the Mana GT (2010) offers confident cornering and control. With a 140mm trail and a robust alumninium-alloy frame, sharp cornering and excellent handling is standard. The dual front discs and rear drum brake ensure solid braking power and performance. The Mana GT (2010) includes an array of features, including an adjustable windscreen, traction control, 14 alloy wheels and an ergonomic seat for rider comfort. With a generous 25.5 litre tank, the Mana GT (2010) can travel long distances with ease. The Mana GT (2010) is the perfect blend of style and performance for the modern rider.
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