Sprint Filter at the core of the new Aprilia X 250th

Sprint Filter Aprilia X 250th anniversary

Aprilia Racing has unveiled one of the most extreme machines ever produced: the Aprilia X 250TH, a limited-edition motorcycle that represents the highest expression of technology transfer from MotoGP to a road-legal (yet track-focused) bike. At the very heart of this engineering masterpiece lies a key performance component: the Sprint Filter air filter P08F1-85.

In a project where every detail is designed to push boundaries, Sprint Filter plays a decisive role in optimizing engine breathing. Thanks to its advanced filtration technology, high permeability and exceptional airflow capacity, our air filter allows the 1099cc V4 engine to deliver its full potential -reaching an astonishing 240 horsepower. Maximum air permeability, combined with consistent performance under extreme conditions, makes Sprint Filter an essential element in achieving such extraordinary results.

The Aprilia X 250TH is not just powerful, it is revolutionary: It’s is the first production motorcycle in the world equipped with carbon-carbon brakes, a solution directly derived from MotoGP, ensuring unparalleled braking performance. Aerodynamics have also reached new heights, with MotoGP-inspired winglets and advanced ground-effect solutions that significantly enhance stability, grip, and rider confidence.

Produced in only 30 units worldwide, the X 250TH celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence with a striking “Stars and Stripes” livery. Of these, 25 units are reserved for the U.S. market, underlining the symbolic connection behind this exclusive project.

As part of Aprilia Racing’s exclusive “X” range, this model represents the ultimate evolution of a philosophy that brings prototype-level performance to a select group of riders. In such an elite context, Sprint Filter confirms its position as a trusted technological partner, contributing directly to the performance of one of the most advanced motorcycles ever created.

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