I Finally Get It - The Aprilia Performance Ride Control (a-PRC) and the Suspension Control Explained

[@ertugrulgazioglu7515]

Excellent explanations. Some flying knowledges are now settled down. Thank you.

[@teamclockwork]

Excellent video. So glad someone took the time to make this.

[@kamk1180]

Excellent video. Can’t wait to watch some of your other videos. Just got a 2022 Tuono Factory V4 yesterday and just beginning to learn the setup. Unlike your RSV4, I am only going to be using the Tuono on the street and I hope that most of the settings are similar. Thank you for the great/informative video.

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

You’re welcome. Enjoy and be safe.

[@thomasnator1396]

Wow, spot on. Very well done, thank you for your excellent effort

[@davidrojopena9284]

Fantastic video! I just bought a 2021 RSV4 and this explanation will help me set the desired values

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

Glad it helped.

[@teamclockwork]

How are you liking your new bike so far?

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

@@teamclockwork I like it. Can't wait for the weather to warm up and take it back out on the track. I'm likely going to use this bike to do my coaching.

[@damienmcgoldrick4598]

Isnt ASC Aprillia slide control ?

[@madhanrajc1846]

@@brilliantspeedsuperbikes Does it apply to half bro- Aprilia rs660 as well? : )

[@gmc3578]

I believe another difference between the "active" and "manual" suspension modes is that when in "active" mode adjustments are being made real time based on IMU measurements w/in 100ms in real time - this is why they are called "active" modes. so you will get adjustments happening as you are riding over "terrain" and based on speed and suspension motions.

[@ДаниилЯковлев-и1и]

Thank you so much for the great informative video

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

Grazie!

[@nialbarnsley4108]

This is fantastic info

[@conceptanddesigntheory]

Great overview 👏

[@mjones53]

Thank you great video!

[@TimBergerRacing]

great video! I have the issue with my RSV4 21-23 that it always seems to behave different and now i understand why. i ride it in track 1 and i have issues that the rear is moving too much when accelerating hard out of corners. but its not always the same kind of shaking. so next time i will use M1 and close the rebound 3 clicks to let the damper not move upwards too fast. maybe like this the shaking with get less. and i think it should always behave the same then. so far my idea. i will report. if you have suggestions, please let me know :) thanks a lot ✌🏻

[@teamclockwork]

Excellent video once again. I have a question about the function of the cruise control. In page 148 of the manual or says the cruise control works within a specified speed range depending on gear. However, I can't find those values in the manual. Pages 148-152 cover the cruise control functions. That section references those values but does not provide those values. Would you happen to know how I can learn at what mph range relative to gear will allow for the cruise control to be engaged?

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

Did you read the info. on the bottom of page 108 of the manual where it lays out the speed ranges?

[@simonedeturris3704]

Thx a lot!

[@joseng2396]

Hi! How does AEM (Engine Mapping) really works? It reduces the horsepower in Street Mode like the Panigale V4? I know that there are 3 AEM levels, but i can't find what they really do...

[@brilliantspeedsuperbikes]

Thanks for watching. Hope this helps: Aprilia Engine Map is a system controlling power delivery maps: · Level 1 involves an aggressive gas management and it is suitable for performance use. · Level 2 is recommended for road use, in good grip conditions. · Level 3 is recommended for road use in poor grip / wet conditions. The vehicle is more easily handled.

[@johnbayliss1098]

How about that instructions for 2016 is it the same

[@franklinwilkerson2061]

Not sure why you show a computer generated Teradactal and a drone instead of an Aprilia TFT dash while explaining these complicated functions. Oh well, my nephew thinks it's cool.

[@christianluypaert2536]

Thank you for this very useful video