Reader Recommended: 2005 MV Agusta F4

Tamburini’s rolling artwork
Since yesterday’s Craigslist quickie was sold way too fast, it’s time for something completely different. Also, an Angel visited Facebook and suggested we share it with the community.

Today we bring you a zero-mile 2005 MV Agusta F4. This color scheme and design could not look more Italian. Mike covered one of these in 2022 on RSBFS letting us know that, “The reintroduction of the MV Agusta brand cemented Massimo Tamburini’s legend as a designer. From the 916 through the 996 & 998 which followed, Tamburini’s rolling artwork was consistently hailed as “most beautiful.” When the design for the new MV Agusta F4 was considered, the Cagiva Design Center was involved, and produced a shape along the same lines of the 916, but substantially more grown up. The F4 itself has spawned many different models – from 750 to 1000cc capacities, from the rare Ago to numerous Limited Edition models, and several different color schemes. “

$60,000 is the asking price
Zero miles – zilch – nada
2 days left on ebay

Seller
2005 MV Agusta F4 Tamburini number 078/300 produced, first title/registration issued in 2021. This perfect example is a rare find and perfect for motorcycle collectors and enthusiasts. With  0 miles on the odometer. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this beauty.

Ultimate Motorcycling writes a nice review of the bike, to the point where you feel like you have ridden it.

“An elegant appearance, beautifully proportioned styling, exquisite detailing, and a bright splash of racing red paint layered across a dark carbon landscape of slash-cut bodywork all suggest the MT4’s country of origin; but it is the sound the bike makes that is unmistakably Italian, a whispered prelude from the quartet of exhaust silencers that will soon sing as you play the gearbox and reach for the revs.

But as you work at enjoying the peerless handling of the MT4, another sound will grab your attention: the music emanating from the airbox housing what MV Agusta refers to as Il Brevetto (The Patent), the bike’s unique—and trademarked—variable length intake system (TSS) that creates a muscular growl varying in intensity and volume depending on how hard you manipulate the throttle. You’ll catch yourself changing gears more often than strictly necessary simply as an excuse to hear that meaty murmur at its most intense.”

Who is going to be the person to put the first mile on this bike?!?!

Good luck to the buyer and seller!