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Let’s compare how the Aprilia GPR 150 fares against other bikes in its class for daily commuting.
16 January 2025 07:56
I’ve been commuting on mine for a year. It won’t win any awards for comfort, but with a tank bag for storage and some ergonomic tweaking, it’s fine enough.
Let’s compare how the Aprilia GPR 150 fares against other bikes in its class for daily commuting.
16 January 2025 07:56
Commuting is definitely better with other options. The GPR 150 is a fun bike for the weekend, rather than a daily practical rider.
Let’s compare how the Aprilia GPR 150 fares against other bikes in its class for daily commuting.
16 January 2025 07:56
But actually, it’s pretty good for city commuting. Light and agile, and very easy to park. So don't expect to be able to haul much stuff around with you.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
The biggest problem I have is finding parts. April's supply chain isn't great and even minor repairs can take forever.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
They’re pretty common electrical gremlins. It's already had to be replaced twice. Annoying, not too hard to fix.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
The stock exhaust rusts out pretty quickly. But aftermarket options aren't cheap.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
In two years of ownership mine has had zero issues. Regular maintenance is key.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
The clutch cable stretches and the adjustment is very frequent. Something to keep an eye on, but an easy fix.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
This bike is a pain to adjust valve. You can do this at home, but you need special tools and patience.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
The paint quality isn’t great, I’ve noticed. I'm super careful with my tank, it already has a few chips.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
I think the biggest issue for me has been finding a mechanic who knows these bikes. Most shops don't know Aprilias.
What are some common GPR 150 problems and how easy are they to fix?
16 January 2025 07:56
It’s a known weak point of the fuel pump. At about 15,000 km, mine failed. They are not too expensive to replace, but are definitely inconvenient.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
The GPR 150 takes a beating on group rides with bigger bikes, and it does surprisingly well in the twisties. It's all about corner speed!
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
No comparison. Any road, twisty or straight, the GPR 150 will get smoked by a 600cc supersport.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
On tight, technical roads it's actually pretty competitive. What you lose in terms of power is made up for with light weight and sharp handling.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
I’ve embarrassed a few bigger bikes on mountain roads with my GPR. The bike is not the focus, it’s all about the rider.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
It’s fun in the twisties, but you’ll have to work harder than the bigger bikes to catch up. Exhausting on longer rides.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
Its really tight roads where you never get out of 2nd or 3rd gear that the GPR shines on. You'll get left behind at any place with longer straights.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
I would say it’s 80 percent as fun as a bigger bike on twisty roads, but with far, far less risk. Ideal for improving your skills.
How does the GPR 150 hold up against bigger displacement bikes on twisty roads?
16 January 2025 07:56
Twisties is a blast, but you have to carry a lot of corner speed to stay with them. Not for the faint of heart!
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