2024 Aprilia RSV4 Factory SE-09 Buyer’s Guide [Specs, Price]

The 2024 Aprilia RSV4 Factory SE-09 SBK arrives as a numbered special edition honoring the RSV4’s maiden World Superbike victory, captured by Max Biaggi at Brno on July 26, 2009. Carrying a retail price of $26,449, the SE-09 SBK wears a tribute livery mirroring Biaggi’s race machine, featuring a black base with red and white accents across the upper fairing, fuel tank, and tail section. Each motorcycle receives an individual serial number stamped directly onto the tank. Carbon fiber brake air ducts and a front fender come standard, though both components are also offered through the Aprilia parts catalog for the standard RSV4 Factory.

Factory riders Aleix Espargaró and Maverick Viñales initially pulled the wraps off the SE-09 SBK during the 2024 MotoGP Grand Prix of the Americas weekend in Austin alongside a matching Tuono V4 Factory edition. Mechanically, the special edition shares its architecture with the standard RSV4 Factory. Powering the machine is a 1099cc 65-degree V4 engine pumping out a claimed 217 horsepower at 13,000 rpm and 92 ft-lbs of torque at 10,500 rpm. Fueling is handled by four Minarelli 48mm throttle bodies with eight injectors, while a 6-speed cassette-type gearbox equipped with a quickshifter transfers power to the rear wheel via chain drive.

The chassis utilizes a twin-spar aluminum frame offering adjustable headstock, engine height, and swingarm pivot positions. Suspension duties are managed by fully adjustable semi-active Öhlins NIX 43mm inverted forks up front offering 4.9 inches of travel, and a linkage-assisted, fully adjustable semi-active Öhlins TTX piggyback shock in the rear delivering 4.7 inches of travel. Stopping power comes from 330mm front discs clamped by Brembo Stylema monobloc radial calipers, paired with a 220mm rear disc and a Brembo 2-piston caliper, all governed by Bosch 9.1MP ABS. The bike rolls on Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP tires sized 120/70-17 in the front and 200/55-17 in the rear.

Dimensional figures include a 56.5-inch wheelbase, 24.6-degree rake, 4.1 inches of trail, a 33.3-inch seat height, a 4.7-gallon fuel capacity, and a curb weight of 445 pounds. The striking livery celebrates a rich competitive legacy that includes Biaggi’s 2010 World Superbike title, contributing to a total haul of seven world titles—three Rider and four Manufacturer championships—alongside 44 WSBK race wins and 102 podium finishes.