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2010 Aprilia MXV 4.5
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 Standard Features:
CHASSIS: LIGHTER THAN EVER
  The dimensions of the perimeter frame have been optimized for motocross use, and the entire frame has been developed to complement the engine. Its design is unique among motocross frames. A tubular steel trellis is interference fitted to pressed aluminum side plates to form a single structure. The engine also forms an integral part of the chassis, acting as a load-bearing element and contributing to exceptional overall rigidity.  
  Particular care has been taken over weight distribution. Weight has been centralized as far as possible to improve agility under all conditions.  
  Weight reduction (one of the most important aspects of any motocross bike) was central to the design of every part of the MXV, from disc brake to frame.  
  The swingarm has been designed for maximum lightness and elasticity and incorporates hydroformed members. The rising rate linkage system is damped by a fully adjustable Sachs racing monoshock with two damping settings for high and low speed riding.  
  The Marzocchi upside down fork has 50 mm stanchions and is also calibrated for motocross. The fork is fully adjustable, so that you can set up your own suspension action exactly as you want it.  
  The fuel tank has been redesigned to keep the bike’s center of gravity as near as possible to the physical center of the machine. Attention has also been given to eliminating protruding parts to reduce width and improve ergonomics.  
  The centralization of weight has also influenced the design of the filter box. The filter is now located at the front of the bike, leaving the fuel tank more space to extend back over the rear shock absorber.  
  The filter box also holds the throttle bodies and facilitates filter changing.  
  The ECU and all the components of the electrical system are also housed securely inside the filter box.  
  The exhaust system, under-seat silencer and twin tail pipes are made entirely from titanium (pipes and silencer).  
  The minimal electrical system is batteryless, and fully integrated inside the filter box. Engine and electrical system therefore form a single block.  
  The two-tone stepped seat helps the rider hold his position at all times.  
BRAKES
  The unrivalled technology and performance of the chassis are supported by a fantastic braking system. The MXV is equipped with Nissin floating calipers and super-lightweight wavy discs (270 mm at the front), for unrivalled braking control in even the most challenging conditions.  
  A 240 mm rear disc with single piston Nissin caliper provides the perfect balance between stopping power and ease of control.  

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