Aprilia RS 125

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The Aprilia RS 125 is the Italian learner sportbike that has carried the RS name in the 125 class since the 1990s. The two-stroke bikes, with Rotax-built singles and race-derived chassis, are the ones enthusiasts remember: in unrestricted form they made around 30 hp, making them some of the quickest 125s ever sold, though many were delivered restricted for learner licences.

Later RS 125s switched to a four-stroke single built to the A1 licence limit of 15 hp, wrapped in bodywork styled after Aprilia's larger RS and RSV4 sportbikes. They are aimed at riders taking their first step onto a sportbike, with the look and riding position of a bigger machine. Rivals include the Yamaha YZF-R125 and Honda CBR125R.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2027	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	47
2026	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	46
2025	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	47
2024	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	48
2023	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	48
2022	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	47
2021	124.2 cc	14.8 hp	144 kg	820 mm	47
2020	124.8 cc	15 hp	122 kg	820 mm	48
2019	124.8 cc	15 hp	145 kg	820 mm	47
2018	124.8 cc	15 hp	145 kg	820 mm	47
2017	124.8 cc	15 hp	145 kg	820 mm	47
2013	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	44
2012	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	44
2011	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	42
2010	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	42
2009	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	42
2008	124.8 cc	24.1 hp	120 kg	805 mm	41
2007	124.8 cc	28.2 hp	120 kg	805 mm	42
2006	124.8 cc	28.2 hp	120 kg	805 mm	42
2005	124.8 cc	28 hp	143 kg	805 mm	41
2004	125 cc	28 hp	143 kg	805 mm	42
2003	125 cc	28 hp	114 kg	805 mm	43
2002	124.8 cc	34 hp	114 kg	805 mm	44
2001	125 cc	34 hp	115 kg	805 mm	44
2000	125 cc	34 hp	117 kg	790 mm	42
1999	125 cc	34 hp	143 kg	780 mm	43
1998	125 cc	34 hp	115 kg	790 mm	43
1997	125 cc	34 hp	117 kg	780 mm	43