Aprilia Climber Parts
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NEW Aprilia Climber Trials Radiator Grill 1989/90/91 Genuine
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Aprilia CLIMBER 240 280 Trials Air Filter Foam
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NEW Aprilia Climber TX TXR Trials Genuine Front Disc Guard RED
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USED Aprilia Climber 280 Cylinder HEAD NOS Trials
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Aprilia Climber Rotax Trials Bike Cable Clutch Actuating Lever Arm Rod 89-94
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Aprilia Climber Rotax Trials Bike Clutch Cable & Clutch Lever Cover 1988 - 1994
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Aprilia Climber Rotax Trials Bike Front Wheel Spindle & Spacer Piaoli Fork 90-94
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Aprilia Climber Rotax Trials Bike Engine Cylinder Mount Bracket & Bolt 90-94
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Aprilia Climber Trials Bike OEM Radiator
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Aprilia Climber 240 radiator & pipes header tank . TRIALS poss 280 climber
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Aprilia Climber 240 seat unit seat pod oem nice original POSS 280 Climber 280
View on eBayAprilia Climber verified model facts
This page is for the Aprilia Climber. The facts below are the values recorded for this model in our motorcycle fitment database; blank values are not presented as specifications.
| Recorded fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Trial |
| Year | 1989 |
| Engine capacity | 276.00 ccm (16,76 cubic inches) |
| Engine type | Single cylinder |
| Stroke | 2 |
| Cooling | Liquid |
| Transmission | Chain |
| Gearbox | 6 - speed |
| Front brakes | Single disc |
| Rear brakes | Single disc |
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- Recorded year: 1989
- Motorcycle type: Trial
- Engine capacity: 276.00 ccm (16,76 cubic inches)
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