The CNC-machined, black-anodized aluminum handlebar end weights (part number 2S002339) are a perfect fit for E5+ RSV4 and Tuono V4 models. Each one weighs 59g compared to the stock 61g, with a precision-crafted circular grooves and protective plastic cap.
When browsing through the official accessories catalog for my Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory 1100, I noticed the carbon front brake air ducts (part number 2S001379). However, considering their high price, I initially decided there were far more important accessories to get first, for example, an SC Project exhaust, a more discreet license plate holder, or better-looking mirrors, so I postponed the purchase. But then, I happened to find the same ducts second-hand, in like-new condition, and decided to buy them earlier than planned. The rest of the accessories are scheduled for purchase and installation during the winter, which you’ll also be able to follow here on the blog.
I enjoy dynamic riding the most, especially on winding roads, which makes a GPS device an essential part of my setup even on a naked bike. My final choice was the Chigee AIO-6, a device that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. However, since it relies on a smartphone connection, and smartphone batteries rarely last a full day of riding, it was necessary to ensure a constant power supply during trips. Fortunately, most Aprilia motorcycles, including the Tuono series, offer a factory USB socket (part number 2S001789) as a convenient solution.
The Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory 1100 offers smartphone connectivity through an optional accessory known as the Aprilia MIA multimedia platform. The latest version of this module, part number 2S002475, features updated hardware with built‑in memory capable of storing data from track sessions without requiring a connected smartphone. When paired with the additional GPS sensor (part number 2S002389), the module can record complete lap timing data independently.
