
Aprilia RSV Mille 1000 (2000)-Karakter en Emotie
Leiden, ZH - Dahlhaus

Aprilia
RSV Mille
Sport · 998 cc
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Displacement
998 cc
Power
128 hp · 94 kW
Torque
101 Nm
Category
Sport

Leiden, ZH - Dahlhaus

Veenendaal, UT - Hvdm

Roosendaal, NB - Broosendaal

Utrecht, UT - Rower Bikeshop Fietsreparatie

Vroomshoop, OV - randy
Models in the same category and price range to consider alongside the RSV Mille.
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
2001 - 2003
The RP facelift gained sharper bodywork, revised intake and engine calibration, and a smaller tank. It remains the first-generation Rotax RSV and should not be confused with the all-new RSV 1000 R from 2004.
Years
1998 - 2000
The first RSV Mille combines the 998cc Rotax V990 with an aluminium twin-spar chassis and analogue-digital cockpit. Its ME type code and rounder early bodywork distinguish it from the 2001 facelift.
The Aprilia RSV Mille is Aprilia's first large-displacement sport motorcycle, built from 1998 through 2003. It is powered by a 998cc 60-degree V-twin from Rotax producing 128 hp at launch. Aprilia developed the RSV Mille to compete in World Superbike against the Ducati 996 and Suzuki TL1000R. Alongside the base Mille, an R-version with Ohlins suspension and Brembo brakes was offered, plus the limited SP homologation special. The aluminium twin-spar frame with the fuel tank routed centrally lowers the centre of gravity and sharpens steering. Twin headlights, the dry-clutch rattle and the bassy V-twin exhaust note give the bike a unique character.
This RSV Mille suits the experienced rider who values character over outright spec-sheet performance. The riding position is sporty but not as extreme as modern supersports, making longer rides feasible. On track the bike truly shines: the torque-rich V-twin pulls hard out of corners and the Ohlins-equipped R offers excellent feedback. As a used buy it suits the enthusiast deliberately choosing an Italian twin from Aprilia's golden era rather than someone looking for a fast daily commuter. Expect dirty hands and patience during maintenance.
A used Aprilia RSV Mille costs €3,525 on average. Most cost €2,209 to €6,545. This is based on 40 motorcycles for sale now.
MotorMonitor now compares 40 used Aprilia RSV Mille motorcycles from Dutch sales sites.
The average used Aprilia RSV Mille is from 2001 and has done about 37,418 km.