Aprilia RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute Unveiled as Limited Edition

Aprilia has unveiled a limited-edition RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute to celebrate its racing success at the Australian circuit. The special edition pays homage to Phillip Island, which will leave the MotoGP calendar after the 2026 season, ending a run of almost 30 years on the schedule.

Aprilia Racing has secured 10 victories across various classes of the MotoGP World Championship at the circuit. Its 2025 MotoGP win with Raul Fernandez also helped the Italian manufacturer reach 300 victories in the World Motorcycle Championship.

Unique Design and Details

The RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute gets an exclusive white, green and red livery inspired by the circuit’s colours. The side panels feature the track layout and Phillip Island Circuit branding, while the fuel tank carries a badge commemorating Aprilia’s victories at the venue.

Other additions include:

• A passenger seat cover as standard.
• Red wheel rims complementing the white and green bodywork.
• A serial number on the steering head plate.

Engine and Features

The special edition retains the standard RS 660’s mechanical package, including its 660cc parallel-twin engine.

Key specifications and features include:

• Power: 105 HP
• Torque: 70 Nm
• Electronics: Aprilia Performance Ride Control (aPRC), with traction control, wheelie control, engine braking control and cornering ABS.
• Additional features: Launch control, a bidirectional quickshifter and cruise control.
• Safety systems: A six-axis inertial platform supporting the electronic rider aids.

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Final Take

The RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute celebrates a circuit that has played an important role in Aprilia’s racing history. Rather than introducing mechanical changes, the limited edition focuses on exclusive styling and commemorative details while retaining the RS 660’s existing performance and electronics package. With Phillip Island set to leave the MotoGP calendar after 2026, the motorcycle also marks the end of a significant chapter in the brand’s connection with the Australian circuit.