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Old 11-23-2007, 07:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default New Aprilia 850 Mana

The characteristics that make the 850 Mana unique are:

* 90 V-Twin engine with four valves per cylinder, Euro 3 homologated.
* Sportgear transmission with electronically controlled sequential gearshift offering two shift modes seven speed manual or Autodrive with three mappings: Touring; Sport and Rain.
* Electronic fuel injection with single throttle body.
* Steel trellis frame with single piece aluminum swingarm.
* 43 mm upside down forks equipped with radial caliper race developed brakes.


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Old 10-31-2008, 06:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I am thinking of buying a new Aprilia Mana 850. I love the bike, so I'm aware of the positives. Anyone has any negative comments?
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I am thinking of buying a new Aprilia Mana 850. I love the bike, so I'm aware of the positives. Anyone has any negative comments?
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Cannot get the "paddle shifters" to work...absolutely won't do anything...everything else seems fine.

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You can't the paddle shifters to work? Are you getting it in shift mode by pressing and holding the MODE button on the right grip? Once you get to the Sport mode press and hold for a second or so and it should go into sport shift mode. But, even in the automatic modes one can shift down a gear using the shift paddles or the foot shift. Handy when passing... We bought a Mana to replace my wife's Yamaha Majesty. So far it has about 1,500 milies on it - she put on maybe 50. I like it!
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You can't the paddle shifters to work? Are you getting it in shift mode by pressing and holding the MODE button on the right grip? Once you get to the Sport mode press and hold for a second or so and it should go into sport shift mode. But, even in the automatic modes one can shift down a gear using the shift paddles or the foot shift. Handy when passing... We bought a Mana to replace my wife's Yamaha Majesty. So far it has about 1,500 milies on it - she put on maybe 50. I like it!
Thank you for your response. In either mode, the paddles don't work, no matter how you try. We are going back for warranty work, it seems. Glad to know you are enjoy the bike.
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