Oro Or America? Your Choice. 2004 MV Agusta Brutale Oro and 2006 Brutale America Good news for those of you that like it naked and exotic (who doesn’t huh?). A couple of nice limited edition Brutale’s are looking for new owners. ——————————————————– Of course I have to start with the Oro. Everyone knows when you see “MV…
For Sale: 2000 MV Agusta 750 After posting a seemingly endless string of Moto Guzzis, I have decided to make my way further down the alphabet and post something different. From MG I have made it to MV – as in MV Agusta – to post this pretty 750. Pity that folks who own such…
2006 MV Agusta F4 CC 1 mile Greenwood Village, CO So you’re a motorcycle industry magnate, you spearheaded the revival of one of your country’s most famous motorcycle marques (Ducati) and then you take the helm at another national treasure (MV Agusta); what’s left to do after playing masters of the motorcycle universe for decades?…
Claudio’s Bike: 2006 MV Agusta F4CC W/1 Mile I think you’ve made it when you run a motorcycle company, create a bike with all your finest bits and then name it after yourself. If you haven’t figured it out, the “CC” stands for Claudio Castiglioni, the managing director of MV Agusta. I guess you could…
2004 MV Agusta SPR F4 Location: Sugarland, TX Mileage: 7200 Price: $10,000.00 So you’re not into flashy Italian hardware or you like to do fly by’s like a Stealth Bomber? This MV Agusta SPR should fill your needs nicely.. SPR’s are loaded with Caron Fiber and this one has a few tasty upgrades as well.…
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,…
Aliens And MV’s: 2004 MV Agusta F4-750 SPR In Roswell, NM This bike just proves that the military isn’t the only one running “black projects” in the deserts of New Mexico. Unless I’m missing something this SPR seems to be a heck of a deal. Let’s see, a limited and modded version of MV Agusta’s…
While most agree the later versions of the F4 are more desirable, I still find the original 750 very attractive. We’ve noted a couple examples with very reasonable asking prices, and this one is an opportunity to get a nearly new bike for about half of the original MSRP. Check out this 2002 MV Agusta…