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Aprilia
SR Racing
Scooter · 49 cc
- Engine
- 49 cc
- Power
- 4 hp
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SR Racing at a glance
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Displacement
49 cc
Power
4 hp · 3 kW
Category
Scooter
Specifications
- Displacement
- 49 cc
- Power
- 4 hp · 3 kW
- Seat height
- 795 mm
- Production
- 1997 – 2000
- Category
- Scooter
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Generations and editions
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
2 variants
Years
1997 - 2000
1997–2000 SR Racing LC DT
EditionThe liquid-cooled SR Racing in DT brake specification: a front disc with a rear drum. Its 50 cc two-stroke and CVT belong to the second SR generation; Racing decals alone do not identify it as the DD version.
49 cc4 hp1 cyl.A2 suitable
Years
1997 - 2000
1997–2000 SR Racing LC DD
EditionThe liquid-cooled SR Racing in DD brake specification, with a disc brake at both front and rear. It shares the 50 cc two-stroke and CVT with the LC DT, but the rear brake and related parts differ.
49 cc4 hp1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model
About the Aprilia SR Racing
The Aprilia SR Racing is the liquid-cooled 50 cc Racing version of the second SR generation, sold from 1997 through 2000. It has a single-cylinder two-stroke engine with variator/CVT transmission and sporty scooter architecture on 13-inch wheels. Racing here denotes this historic SR 50 version; it is not a modern SR R, SR Motard or SR 125.
This generation was available as LC DT and LC DD. DT uses a rear drum brake, while DD denotes a second disc brake. That distinction matters more for parts and inspection than the paint scheme. As a classic two-stroke, an original restricted configuration, correct oil supply and a properly maintained transmission are generally more valuable than undocumented tuning parts. Always compare the frame number, brake layout and year with the individual scooter.
- Category
- Scooter
- Production
- 1997 – 2000
- Power
- 4 hp
Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Check oil-pump operation and adjustment, and ask whether the correct two-stroke oil was used; seizure damage often shows as scoring or low compression.
- Inspect coolant, radiator, hoses and water pump for leaks; this is a liquid-cooled version.
- Ask when the variator belt, rollers and clutch were replaced, and look for slipping, rattling or uneven take-off.
- Check the wiring loom, earth connections and charging voltage on an older scooter, especially if the starter or lighting works intermittently.
- Confirm whether it is the DT or DD brake version and inspect the corresponding brakes, discs or drum for wear and correct operation.