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Aprilla RS50 Question.

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Aprilia RS Forum: RS50, RS125, RS250 Discussion of the Aprilia RS50, RS125 and RS250 motorcycles.

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01-31-2010, 09:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
Scotteh Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 2	Aprilla RS50 Question. Hello people , Got a quick question about my 2000 aprilla RS50, ive recently put it in for an M.O.T and it failed on a front light brake switch, but for the life of me a cant find this so called switch has anyone got any idea's the bloke that mot'd it pointed to the direction of the handlebars and between the brake fluid holder but i cant seem to find anywhere where the switch can be really need ure help to get this through an M.O.T. Regards Scotteh.

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