2002 Aprilia Etv 1000 Caponord on 2040-motos
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2002 Aprilia ETV 1000 CapoNord, Bags, new tires, chain and sprockets. - Aprilia ETV 1000 CapoNord opens a new chapter for the dynamic Italian motorcycling company, with a motorbike that differentiates itself clearly from the remainder of the Aprilia sports production, although fitted with the prestigious and high-performance 1000 cc twin engine. The ETV 1000 CapoNord is a new motorbike in terms of its dimensions, characteristics, type of use, style of riding and positioning. In this case, it is not a question of an extreme product for super-sporty clients – performance here is not measured in lap times. Research into extreme technology, or greater horsepower, is totally secondary or merely functional, in comparison with parameters such as aerodynamic protection, ease and comfort of ride, fluidity of output and usability of the motorbike.
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