🏏 Aprilia Tuareg 660 Long Term Review

Flagshipequipment with minimum weight. With a dry weight of just 187 kg, the Tuareg 660 sets a benchmark for the sector in terms of lightness. Aprilia engineers have shaved off every possible gram, equipping the Tuareg with all the adventouring essentials, starting with the generous 18-litre fuel tank. Less weight = more fun, always! Forthis long-term review of the 2021 KTM 890 Adventure R, we logged more than 3,000 miles on- and off-road and added luggage for extended journeys. From early reviews the Aprilia Tuareg 660 ^{TheAprilia comes with an impressive suite of their Aprilia Performance Ride Control (APRC) and ABS system tuned for all-road use. APRC on the Tuareg 660 includes traction control, cruise control, engine brake, and engine-map adjustments. The Tuareg also features the electronic multimap ride-by-wire throttle system.}

Comeon board as Wayne rides the new Aprilia Tuareg 660 and talks us through his thoughts. Seems he's a bit smitten will we see this one end up as a long,

Jamesand Zhane take the all new Aprilia Tuareg 660 out into the Mt Mee state forest and put it through its paces. Zhane almost crashes the brand new bike. T Theres plenty of power available for all that: the fogs only use ~1.2A when running full chooch, and the 4 backlights together only pull ~0.24A (~0.12A when the fogs are switched on because the backlights drop out), so there’s a solid 3.5A left for everything else before the fuse blows. No problems so far. . 42 251 6 350 46 302 63 378 78

aprilia tuareg 660 long term review