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MV Agusta 750 F4
This famous name was far to big to be left out in the cold for long, and the Castiglioni brothers, who bought the name in 1991 have finally announced that Cagiva will commence production of the new 750/4. Named the MV F4. It was unveiled to the public at the 1998 Milan Show.
The first production run will be for the 'Serie Oro' model (Gold Series). Price has been set at UKp25,000, which is somewhat academic as the limited production of 300 have long since been sold in advance. The factory are reported to be hand building them at the rate of 3 per day. World Superbike is clearly that aim of this hand built run.
Full scale production of the Strada was due to start this Autumn (1999) and likely to rise to 2000 bikes for the year. This means that for the mortals within our society the production model will be (almost;-) affordable at about UKp12,000 or so. Three Cross Motorcycles of Wimbourne, Dorset are the UK importers so if you want to put your name down for one give Keith Davies a ring and tell him that Bob Williams sent you :-)
- Designed by Massimo Tamburini, who created the Ducati 916.
750 F4 'Serie Oro'
The engine is the 750cc 4 cylinder engine is fuel injected with 4 valves per cylinder and is designed (IIRC) by Ferrari.
Still beautiful, undressed ;-)
The bike features a cro-mo steel trellis frame a'la the Ducati 916 family.
Below photos courtesy of Performance Bikes magazine
Define: DESIRE!
Attention to detail is evident all over the bike. Look at the below items:
The family looks, even down to the exhaust system which is a 4-2-4 which has 4 small silencers exiting from under the seat unit.
The above pics show off Tamburini's ideas of what makes a beautiful rear. Compare these to so many other bikes, some of those from the Orient come to mind ;-(
How's this for a way to combine digital and analogue displays?
Nissin 6 pot brake caliper
Body work fits well with Dzuz fasteners throughout
Very light triple clamp.
Magnesium swingarm, Strada's will be alluminium
Dealers
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