- Celebrates Aprilia’s racing history at the Phillip Island circuit
- Features exclusive graphics and visual appeal
Aprilia has unveiled a limited-edition RS 660 to celebrate its racing history at Australia’s Phillip Island circuit. Called the Aprilia RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute, the special edition features exclusive graphics and a passenger seat cover for a distinct visual identity.
The motorcycle will be displayed at EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy. The special edition features a white base colour, complemented by a green finish on the side panels and tail section, along with red wheel rims. The special edition colour scheme draws inspiration from the Phillip Island circuit logo.
The side panels also feature the circuit’s layout, ‘Phillip Island Circuit’ lettering, and a chequered flag decal. The fuel tank gets a badge commemorating Aprilia’s victories at the circuit, along with the bike’s serial number displayed on the steering head plate.
The RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute retains the standard model’s mechanical package. It is powered by a 660cc, parallel-twin engine that produces 105bhp at 10,400rpm and 70Nm of peak torque at 8,400rpm. The motor is paired with a six-speed gearbox.
The Phillip Island circuit has been important in Aprilia’s racing history. Aprilia has secured ten victories at the circuit across various MotoGP World Championship classes, in addition to its World Superbike Championship success with the Aprilia RSV4. Moreover, Raúl Fernández’s MotoGP victory at last year’s Australian GP marked Aprilia’s 300th win in the World Motorcycle Championship.
The Phillip Island Tribute edition celebrates this association ahead of the circuit’s planned departure from the MotoGP calendar after the 2026 season. Phillip Island is scheduled to be replaced by the Adelaide Street Circuit on the calendar from 2027 onwards, ending a run of almost three decades as a MotoGP venue.
Aprilia has not announced the price, market availability, or production numbers of the limited-edition model yet.
