Thursday, November 12, 2009
The most beautiful motorcycle in the world - MV Agusta F4
The MV Agusta has been described as the "most beautiful motorcycle in the world" and MV Agusta have decided to improve upon perfection by relaunching the MV Agusta for 2010 with an updated look and specification.
The engine, frame and single-sided rear swingarm are all new. With a new 998cc in-line four cylinder engine, with variable length intake tracts, slipper clutch, traction control.
The engine makes an mind boggling 186 hp at 12.900 rpm. The electronic fuel injection system has revised with a new ECU together with the TC MK II traction control system with 8 levels of control along with the double EFI mapping (sport/rain), with a new frame, the single-sided swingarm is now longer and lighter. The bike is 40mm narrower and the overall dry weight to 192.5 kg.
Ride safe.
Jon Booth
Email: webmaster@inter-bike.co.uk
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