Belantika motorcycle market in the world as well as in her own home (Italy), MV Agusta losing competitiveness with Ducati, Aprilia and Piaggio scooter type.
But in the arena's most prestigious motor racing, the Grand Prix Motorcycle, MV Agusta carve spectacular achievements in the three classes. Starting lowest class 125 cc, Agusta became world champion five times the manufacturer that donated drivers on Ubbiali C. 1991, 1955-1956 continued in 1958 until 1960. Greatness Ubbiali also shown in 250 cc class in the era of the 1950s, also with Agusta.
Greatness Agusta engine is also barks at the top of the class 500 cc Grand Prix (now MotoGP). With a gush Agusta, Giacomo Agustini hold the title of world champion 9 times in a row (1966-1974).
Remarkably again, the Italian was at the same time (just not many) also doubles title in the 350 cc class. Before the Agustini, Agusta was rampant in the classroom through a 500 cc racer Mike Hailwood (world champion 1962-1965) and J. Surtees of England (1958-1960).
Well, attendance was none other F4CC to commemorate the achievements and glory in the Agusta 500 cc Grand Prix. Interestingly, moge made of 100 units is an elegant intrinsic objects, and done manually with great caution because the use of expensive materials.
Behind the fairing F4CC tersimpang-4 cylinder engine, just not mentioned capacity. Want to know how much energy maximum? MV Agusta claimed 200 hp with a maximum speed of 312 km / hour (195 miles). And the famous actor Bruce Wayne never rode F4 starring in the movie, The Dark Knight.
This motor uses titanium racing exhaust racing exhaust and a carbon fiber body with a touch of titanium mesh inlet produces a motor with a cool appearance and racing really. Boxer Twin very mild.
Harley Davidson is interested to buy this Italian motorcycle company. The news circulated, HD has prepared a budget of Rp 1.03 trillion. This tactic is no other HD to pave the way marketing in Europe, as well as boosting this year marketnya is decreased.
But in the arena's most prestigious motor racing, the Grand Prix Motorcycle, MV Agusta carve spectacular achievements in the three classes. Starting lowest class 125 cc, Agusta became world champion five times the manufacturer that donated drivers on Ubbiali C. 1991, 1955-1956 continued in 1958 until 1960. Greatness Ubbiali also shown in 250 cc class in the era of the 1950s, also with Agusta.
Greatness Agusta engine is also barks at the top of the class 500 cc Grand Prix (now MotoGP). With a gush Agusta, Giacomo Agustini hold the title of world champion 9 times in a row (1966-1974).
Remarkably again, the Italian was at the same time (just not many) also doubles title in the 350 cc class. Before the Agustini, Agusta was rampant in the classroom through a 500 cc racer Mike Hailwood (world champion 1962-1965) and J. Surtees of England (1958-1960).
Well, attendance was none other F4CC to commemorate the achievements and glory in the Agusta 500 cc Grand Prix. Interestingly, moge made of 100 units is an elegant intrinsic objects, and done manually with great caution because the use of expensive materials.
Behind the fairing F4CC tersimpang-4 cylinder engine, just not mentioned capacity. Want to know how much energy maximum? MV Agusta claimed 200 hp with a maximum speed of 312 km / hour (195 miles). And the famous actor Bruce Wayne never rode F4 starring in the movie, The Dark Knight.
This motor uses titanium racing exhaust racing exhaust and a carbon fiber body with a touch of titanium mesh inlet produces a motor with a cool appearance and racing really. Boxer Twin very mild.
Harley Davidson is interested to buy this Italian motorcycle company. The news circulated, HD has prepared a budget of Rp 1.03 trillion. This tactic is no other HD to pave the way marketing in Europe, as well as boosting this year marketnya is decreased.
The thirty-five “Motorcycle of the Year” awards we have received since 1999 say it all. The specialist judges have also taken into consideration the progress in terms of performance that is in the DNA of all our machines. One simple example explains everything: since 1999 we have increased the power of our four-cylinder engine by 50HP while at the same time constantly improved reliability and reduced emissions. 
The design efforts put into the F4-1000R took three fundamental elements into consideration: character, sporting spirit, and quality. The distinctive character of the new MV Agusta shines through the black “Bodoni” livery that is accented by a double red graphic tapering from the tail to the front mudguard and creating a soft curve that suggests speed and agility. The F4-1000R will also be available with an updated version of the traditional “Corse” racing livery. The perception of quality is highlighted by a combination of the finish applied to technically evolved components and the brilliance of the paintwork that enhances the overall look.
The Magneti Marelli 5SM ECU manages the widely acknowledged EBS system (Engine Brake System) that is fitted to MV Agusta engines for controlling torque under deceleration. The concept is based on a solenoid-activated bypass valve on cylinder N° 2 intake duct. The bypass is situated downstream from the feed throttle that has a suitably shaped air intake. This device allows cylinder N°2 to produce torque even under deceleration (when the feed throttles are closed) thanks to a signal sent by the Marelli ECU. 
The F4-1000R marks the debut of Marzocchi USD Ø50 mm R.A.C. (Road Advanced Component) forks being fitted to a production bike. These forks are the most prestigious item made by the Bolognese factory. They feature a multi-adjustable unit (13 compression settings and 32 for rebound) fitted with carbon nitride treated uprights designed for improved slide characteristics. The looks also differ in the anodized stays that add to the individuality of this specific model. 
The MV Agusta F4-1000R introduces the use of Brembo brakes with radial P4/34 calipers. These units, derived from Superbike and Moto GP machines, have a strut to provide increased rigidity mounted on radial adaptors made exclusively for MV Agusta. The enlarged Ø 320mm discs with steel braking area and aluminum flange are also new. 
