Most everyday Aprilia spare parts cost between Rs. 200 and Rs. 1,400. Small wear items like switches, filters and bellows sit under Rs. 600. Body parts such as a handlebar cover cost more, around Rs. 1,350. Prices below are what we currently charge at Motomodz for the SR 125, SR 150, SR 160 and Storm range, as of October 2026.
Price ranges at a glance
| Part type | Typical range (Rs.) |
|---|---|
| Filters, bellows, ignition switch | 199 – 450 |
| Cables (throttle, rear brake) | 599 – 700 |
| Switches, locks, indicators | 349 – 700 |
| Mirrors (single to pair) | 489 – 900 |
| Brake shoes | around 600 |
| Speedometer covers | 560 – 650 |
| Handlebar cover (visor) | around 1,350 |
These are real shelf prices, not a made-up average. They’ll shift with stock and sale periods, so treat them as a guide and not a quote.
Engine and intake parts
The cheapest parts on an Aprilia are also the ones that quietly affect how it runs.
- Air filter: Rs. 300 (regular Rs. 449). Cheap to replace and easy to forget.
- Air hose bellow and intake set of 2: Rs. 399. These crack with age, and a cracked bellow lets unfiltered air into the engine.
- Throttle cable: Rs. 699 for the BS6 version. BS4 and BS6 cables are not the same, so check your model year before ordering.
Brakes and cables
- Rear brake shoes: around Rs. 599. They fit Aprilia and Vespa models.
- Rear brake cable: Rs. 599.
If the rear brake feels spongy, it is often the cable and not the shoes. It’s worth checking the cheaper part first.
Switches, locks and electricals
- Ignition switch: Rs. 199.
- Modular switch set of 4 (horn, self start, passing light, indicator): Rs. 579, down from Rs. 699.
- Lock set with lock body (set of 3): Rs. 659.
- Rear indicator: Rs. 349.
Switch trouble on older SR scooters is common, and replacing one failing switch is far cheaper than people expect.
Mirrors and body parts
- Single mirror: Rs. 489 on sale, Rs. 699 regular.
- Mirror pair: Rs. 899.
- Speedometer upper cover, digital: Rs. 561.
- Speedometer upper cover, analog (older models): Rs. 599.
- Handlebar cover (visor), matt or gloss black: Rs. 1,349.
Body parts cost more because they’re larger and finish matters. Matt and gloss cost the same, so pick by look.
Why prices vary between sellers
- Genuine, OEM-pattern or generic. A generic air filter can cost a third less than an OEM-pattern one. That’s fine for a filter. It’s less fine for brake parts.
- Model and year. Throttle cables, speedometer covers and some switches differ between old and new SR versions.
- Sold singly or as a set. A pair of mirrors is cheaper per piece than two singles.
- Where you buy. Local shops add a margin for stocking rarely moved parts. Online prices are usually lower, but only if the part is confirmed to fit.
How to avoid overpaying
- Match your scooter’s model, year and engine size (125, 150 or 160) before you order.
- Photograph the old part and compare it against the listing.
- Replace related parts together. A new cable with an old, cracked bellow means a second repair soon.
- Be wary of “universal” parts on switches and brake components.
Why trust these numbers
Motomodz is an online store that sells motorcycle and scooter accessories and the spare parts riders ask for most. The range covers bike protection, bike care products, performance parts and everyday replacement components for a lot of different brands, Aprilia and Vespa included.
The prices in this guide are the ones on our own shelves right now, not figures pulled from other sites or averaged from forums. When we say a part costs Rs. 399, you can open the collection and see Rs. 399.
We ship across India and aim to get parts to your door quickly, because a scooter sitting in the garage with a dead switch is a bigger problem than the price of the switch.
FAQ
What is the cheapest Aprilia spare part?
The ignition switch at Rs. 199, followed by the air filter at Rs. 300.
How much does a full set of Aprilia SR 160 mirrors cost?
A pair costs Rs. 899. A single mirror is Rs. 489 on sale.
Are Aprilia spare parts expensive compared to other scooters?
Common wear parts are in the same range as other mass-market scooters. Body panels and imported-pattern parts cost more.
Do the same parts fit the SR 125, 150 and 160?
Many do, including mirrors, switches and the air filter, but cables and covers can differ. Confirm your model year first.
Will prices change?
Yes. Sale prices come and go, so check the current figure on the store.
Ready to look at actual parts?
Everything above is available in our Aprilia spare parts collection, where you can filter by what you need and check fitment notes.