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Aprilia has launched Tribute Editions of the SR 125 and SR 175 in India, priced from ₹1.17 lakh. In addition to the standard colors, the models come dressed in a new matte military-green-based camouflage-style color scheme.
Don't dismiss it as just a scooter — Aprilia's SR has sporting blood running through it. Paying tribute to the military with camo is a classy touch too. Even with identical guts, wearing a different color shifts your whole mood. If this one pulls up next to you at a stoplight grand prix, don't underestimate it. Bikes like this are the real stars of the city.
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Curious how detailed the camo pattern replication actually is, I'd want to see more real photos of the bike.
Do other manufacturers often make military green bikes too?
That color scheme's pretty common on off-road and adventure bikes, but doing it on a scooter is pretty rare.
Starting at 11.7k rupees, doesn't look like there's that much of a price gap from the standard model.
A camo scooter might actually stand out more in the city, but for people who are into it, it's probably an irresistible design.
Military-tribute concepts seem to have real demand in India, so I think this was a calculated move based on reading the market.
Adding it on top of the standard colors suggests they're trying to widen the customer base by giving more options.
Matte military green with a camo pattern - it's pretty rare to see a scooter go this hard on the military look.
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