Does the Aprilia GPR 250 fulfill the promise of its racing heritage?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 16 January 2025 08:01
If the name Aprilia rings a bell, it’s likely from the Italian manufacturer’s rich racing history in smaller displacement categories. But the GPR 250 is marketed as a sporty machine that has the DNA of Aprilia's racing pedigree. But enthusiasts are wondering whether a 250cc production bike can really be a racing machine, considering Aprilia's other models, or some purpose built race bikes. The debate usually revolves around how it performs, how it handles and feels – does it deliver a real race inspired experience or is it just a marketing gimmick? Riders who have ridden the GPR 250 both on the track and on the street often have different opinions on how well Aprilia's racing knowhow translates into a consumer friendly package.
Answered by Bhramita 01 December 2024 05:18
Absolutely! In the end, the GPR 250 is a smooth handler and you can feel all the racing DNA in it that is Aprilia. It's a proper little track weapon.


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