gilera or aprilla

[andyscooter]

Which ones best gp or srv


Gilera older but I have had a few


Aptilla I'veheard horror sstory's about parts


Decided to give up 125s as seem to keep falling off them

[gn2]

That's like asking whether herpes is better than the clap.

[MrGrumpy]

That's like asking whether herpes is better than the clap.

OOOH! Vicious!!!!

To return to the original query, since Gilera and Aprilia are now part of the same organisation, with a centralised parts supply 'system', there really isn't likely to be any difference in parts availability. Historically, Piaggio/Gilera were a bit hit or miss, whilst Aprilia were hopeless.............

[Deleted User 796]

That's like asking whether herpes is better than the clap.

[Funkycowie]

You'll get the same parts availability... same service most likely, and the electrics will be equally as dodgy...

But I'd go Aprilia... at least its a newer design.

[c4aok]

My gp800 has been in at the dealers for last six weeks. I would go Japanese.

On a brighter note the gp800 is a serious performer when running properly but you need dealer support and the bikes are super rare so they lack experience

[johnp]

I would stay well clear of them unless you can work on them yourself as they are expensive to keep and parts aren't the easiest to get hold of.

[horobags]

now I like both the gp and srv, I wouldnt own one but I like them.

[MrGrumpy]

But I'd go Aprilia... at least its a newer design.

Don't think so - I think the differences are pretty well cosmetic, though Aprilia played with some of the details & suspension settings

[Wingy]

That's like asking whether herpes is better than the clap.

The clap!, easier to get shot of whereas I just cannot get rid of this herpes

Wingy