SELLER SAYS: Selling my 2016 Aprilia 1200 Caponord Rally. It is in near-new condition. Nothing to do but ride. Just had major service including valves. Comes with factory top box and side panniers, factory Arrow pipe, Oberon clutch slave, stock screen included (cut-down one on the bike), two keys, new tyres, books and battery. This is my fifth Aprilia. (I love their bikes!) Extremely comfortable, powerful and stunning to look at. Tail bag is not included. Bike still has balance of two-year new bike warranty. It was sold new 09/04/2022. The Caponord is the most comfortable bike I have ridden. Set the suspension to fully automatic and it reads conditions and adjusts on the fly. Glides over our Australian back roads with ease. Google reviews and you will see very positive reports. Mature rider that needs to listen to his body and downsize. $16,500 Located in Perth, West Australia. Can help with transport interstate. Leave a message if I don’t pick up. (Shift worker.) Contact Ross on 0418 xxx xxx SOLD (Perth, WA)
EDITOR TERLICK SAYS: When you think of big adventure bikes, there’s a fair bet that the Aprilia 1200 Caponord Rally is not the first machine that springs to mind, right? It’s also not a bike you’re likely to bump into, down at the local cafe. But the big Italian V-twin is a very impressive piece of kit with some definite headlines. Ross’ reference to comfort is borne out by road test reports, with a well-designed seat and some brilliant technology delivering extraordinary bum-comfort. The fully-auto suspension doesn’t need to be told whether you’re carrying a passenger, carrying a little or a lot of luggage, or even cruising or fanging it. It … just … knows. Spooky hey? It adjusts damping to suit and, by all reports, does it brilliantly. Matched with Aprilia’s long history building off-road bikes and more recent history with MotoGP, it’s no surprise these machines are getting strong thumbs-up reports from owners and moto-journos alike. This bike looks like it’s in A1 shape and ready to go. Great stuff. Learn more here.
