2005 MV Agusta F4 AGO limited, #35 of 300, with 6214 miles.
The MV Agusta F4 has been touted as one of the most beautiful bikes ever (and I tend to agree), but my beef with MV is that there are simply way too many different versions of essentially the same bike: the Serie Oro, the Nieman Marcus Edition, the Senna edition (since when did Senna raced motorcycles?), the SPR / SP…etc.
Of course, there are versions with significant mechanical differences, such as the F4 Tamburini, the F4 CC (for Claudio Castiglioni), and the F4 Veltro. But of the various editions with mostly cosmetic differences, my pick would be the F4 AGO because a.) it’s the first of the 1000cc F4’s and b.) it makes the sense because AGO (Giacomo Agostini) won many of his victories on an MV.
2005 MV AGUSTA F4 1000 AGO LIMITED EDITION 35/300 ,6214 MILES ,CARBON FIBER PARTS,GOOD OVERALL CONDITION,NEW TIRES,RACING BRAKES,RACING CHAIN,COMES WITH ALL THE KEYS,BOOKS AND ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE.PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME VIA E BAY FOR ANY QUESTION.PRE PRUCHASE INSPECTION ARE WELCOME.
Most MVs have been pampered, and so has this one, but to a lesser extent than ones that have we have listed previously here on RSBFS. Considering previous samples – which seem to have been much well taken care of and with much more detail and documentation – this one seems pricey at $14,990. Also, all photos that I have seen of the F4 AGO come with 10 spoke wheels, so this one with the star wheels look a bit suspect.
If you are interested, I’d make an offer. Who knows, maybe some lucky buyer can pick up a nice and rare MV F4 AGO for close to $10,000 (one can dream)? .
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If you didn’t know who Ago was before you read this post, you don’t deserve the bike.
Nick
Allow me to make a few corrections to your description. The ORO was different than the other F4s with the addition of magnesium rims, swing arm, and mid frame plates. In addition, it carried a lot of carbon fiber parts where the standard bikes used plastic. 01-03 saw no significant differences and no special editions save for the “viper” which was a lot of CF and titanium. The SPR however, was a lot more than cosmetic. In fact of all the MVs special edition or not, it was the SPR that had more engineering advancements than any of the others. (Excluding the Veltro, but those are super rare.) With the exception of the rear shock on the ’07, the SENNAs were cosmetic only. So was the AGO.
As always, our well informed readers come to the rescue. Thanks for setting us straight!