The limited edition model of the RS 660 will be showcased at the EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy
The Aprilia RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute has been unveiled to pay homage to the fast and furious Australian circuit. The limited edition model of the RS 660 will be showcased at the EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy. Rolled out in an exclusive livery, the RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute edition comes with a passenger seat cover as standard equipment. The RS 660 special edition’s side panels flaunt the circuit’s logo, formed by the track layout, just above the words ‘Phillip Island Circuit’ and the chequered flag at the finish line.
Aprilia RS 660 is one of the most popular and best-selling mid-range sports bikes in the Indian market. It features the base body colour as white with the green on the sides and tail section. The wheel rims are painted in red as they symbolise the circuit’s logo. The fuel tank boasts of a badge showing the number of victories Aprilia secured on this circuit while the serial number is embossed on the steering head plate.
The Phillip Island Tribute edition gets the same features as the stock model including the latest-generation aPRC system. This gives the riders access to traction control, wheelie control, engine braking control, cornering ABS and engine mapping managed by the Ride-by Wire electronic throttle control. The electronic features are completed by launch control, a bidirectional electronic gearbox and cruise control system.
Aprilia RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute is fitted with the six-axis inertial platform as standard. At the heart, it has the 660 cc front-mounted twin-cylinder petrol engine which generates max power of 103.5 bhp at 10,400 rpm and peak torque of 70 Nm at 8,400 rpm. The frame comprises of two side beams bolted in place at the steering head and at the rear.
Aprilia Racing’s history of racing successes is closely linked to Phillip Island. On the blisteringly fast and spectacular Australian circuit, Aprilia Racing has secured no fewer than ten victories across the various classes of the MotoGP World Championship, not to mention those achieved in the Superbike World Championship with the legendary RSV4.
The MotoGP victory secured on the same circuit in 2025 by rider Raúl Fernández on the RS-GP enabled Aprilia to reach the historic milestone of 300 wins in the World Motorcycle Championship, making it the most successful European manufacturer in the history of this event.
