the RSV4, for the 2009 Superbike World Championship. Aprilia won its first Superbike world championship in 2010 with Max Biaggi, claiming both the riders and the manufacturers titles. Riders' championships Manufacturers' championships 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 SuperMoto World Championship Aprilia debuted in the FIM Supermoto World Championship in 2004 and since then it has won many titles in both S1 and S2 classes. Riders' championships Manufacturers' championship S2 class: 2006, 2007 S1 class: 2008, 2011 Models Racing motorcycles RS125R RSV 250 RSW-2 500 RS Cube RSV4 R Limited Edition 2019: RSV4 X RS-GP Aprilia models are: Road AF1 RSV Mille RSVR1000R RSV4 Factory RSV4 RR RSV4 R Tuono 125 Tuono 1000R Tuono 660 Tuono V4 R Dorsoduro 1200 Dorsoduro 900 Dorsoduro 750 Shiver 900 Shiver 750 Mana 850 GT RS4 125 RS4 50 RS 50 RS 125 RS 250 RS 660 STX 125 Dual-sport ETX 125 ETX 350 ETX 600 ETV 1000 Caponord 1200 Pegaso 50 Pegaso 125 Pegaso 600 Pegaso 650 Tuareg 50 rally Tuareg 125 rally Tuareg 250 rally Tuareg 50 Tuareg 125 Tuareg 350 Tuareg 600 Tuareg 660 Off-road SXV 4.5 – 5.5 RXV 4.5 – 5.5 MXV 4.5 SX 50 RX 50 SX 125 RX 125 RX 250 Scooters Amico Atlantic 125/200/250/300/400/500 Leonardo 125/150/250/300 Mojito 125 SR SXR SR Max Storm Area 51 SR Motard Scarabeo 50 2T Scarabeo 50 4T4V Scarabeo 100 4T Scarabeo 125 ie Scarabeo 200 ie Sportcity SR GT SRV 850 See also Gilera – maxi-scooters made by Piaggio Vespa – scooters made by Piaggio List of Italian companies Notes References External links Motorcycle manufacturers of Italy Scooter manufacturers Moped manufacturers Companies based in Veneto Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1945 Italian companies established in 1945 Italian brands Motorcycle trials Piaggio Group Engine manufacturers of Italy