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Fitting the OEM Belly Pan on the Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory 1100

I fitted the Aprilia OEM belly pan (2S002519) to my 2025 Tuono V4 Factory 1100 with two notches to fit over the radiator guard brackets.

When I installed the 2Wheels-Company radiator and oil cooler guards on my 2025 Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory 1100, I wondered whether I could keep both guards and still fit the OEM belly pan. I kept both guards on the bike when I fitted the belly pan in March, cutting two small notches in the pan so it would sit over the radiator guard brackets.

The Aprilia belly pan, part number 2S002519, wraps around the lower front of the engine. The photos below show the belly pan from several angles before I fitted it.

Inside the Aprilia belly pan, showing the heat shielding and the back of the grille

Side angle showing the belly pan’s mounting holes and openings

Underside of the belly pan showing the center seam and large opening

Outer side panel with its gloss-black graphic and lower openings

View into the belly pan with the front grille between the side panels

Front view of the belly pan grille and its upper mounting holes

Fitting the belly pan over the radiator guard brackets

Both notches are in the lip above the front grille. The first photo shows their position from inside the pan, and the close-up shows the shape of one notch. The third photo shows the 2Wheels-Company guards on the bike before the belly pan went on.

Inside the belly pan with two notches for the radiator guard brackets along the lip above the grille

Close-up of a notch for a radiator guard bracket in the belly pan lip

2Wheels-Company radiator and oil cooler guards mounted behind the front wheel

After making the two cuts, I followed Aprilia’s installation instructions and the rest went smoothly. I like to be precise with this kind of work, so I tightened every fastener with a torque wrench.

Installed belly pan showing the left panel and front grille below the radiator guard

View from below showing the belly pan’s underside fasteners and center seam

Low-angle view through the underside opening of the installed belly pan

Close-up of the right-side panel where it meets the front grille

How it looks fitted

I like the Tuono much better with the belly pan fitted. From either side, the lower bodywork makes the area around the oil cooler and exhaust look more finished. I’ve seen a few owners add decals to carry the red accents of the Dark Kraken paint scheme down onto the belly pan. I’m still undecided about doing the same. For now, I’m happy with the way it looks.

Right three-quarter view of the Tuono V4 Factory with the belly pan fitted

Right-side view showing the belly pan below the red Dark Kraken bodywork

Left-side view showing how the belly pan fits around the radiator guard and exhaust

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