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Church of MO: 2000 MV Agusta F4 Strada

Yikes! $18,895 was a lot of money for a motorcycle 20 years ago, but not enough to keep friend of MO Michael Cottam from bringing home a brand new MV, flogging it for a few thousand miles, and living to tell the tale. Verily, I’m going to have to take a look at what these things are going for on the used market… it’s a good day for resurrection.

MV Agusta Rosso Range - The Most Affordable MVs Yet

Brutale 800, Dragster 800, and Turismo Veloce have now come down in price MV Agusta has decided to streamline three key models – the Brutale 800, Dragster 800, and Turismo Veloce 800 – in order to bring costs down and provide consumers more affordable options into the MV family. The trio of models are part of the MV Agusta Rosso Range and will come in any color you want as long as it’s…red. From an engine and chassis standpoint, all three models retain the same 798cc three-cylinder engine, as well as the trellis frame, adjustable suspension, and Brembo/Nissin brake package.

MV Agusta Reveals Superveloce 1000 Serie Oro

A neo-retro stunner. MV is leaning hard into its heritage with this, the Superveloce 1000 Serie Oro, the latest – and arguably most stunning – addition to the neo-retro family that started with the Superveloce 800. In typical MV fashion, the Superveloce 1000 lives up to the brand’s “Motorcycle Art” mantra, but does so with functional technical and stylistic solutions.