We already know the MV Agusta lineup is a pretty exclusive affair. Originally conceived as a 750cc model to re-launch the historic brand, the F4 eventually grew to 1,000cc and spawned many “Limited Edition” models. From the original 750cc Oro (like this one here), through the Neiman Marcus Edition, the Ayrton Senna tribute (both the…
The MV Agusta F4CC might at first look to be something along the lines of Ducati’s endless, blinged-up “S” versions that slap on some carbon, slightly up-spec suspension, and call it a day. But the F4 “Claudio Castiglioni” is far from a paint-and-tape special edition. It is, without question, the ultimate incarnation of the first-generation…
Somewhere in Florida, a ’06 MV Agusta F4 CC is crying silently on a showroom floor. Like a greyhound in a crate, a F1 car in LA traffic jam, a or dolphin in a goldfish bowl, this is just wrong. Sure it is pretty to look at…but it was made to MOVE! Unfortunately, with the…
The ultimate iteration of the F4 at the time, the F4CC was created to be a rolling piece of motorcycle artwork (it even says so on the decals). The CC stands for the father of this machine, Claudio Castiglioni, when he was managing director at MV Agusta. “I decided to put my name to this…
New In The Crate (If You Want It): 2006 MV Agusta F4CC R.I.P. Claudio Castiglioni The man who brought Ducati back from the brink, MV back from the dead and put his initials on this bike has passed away. Claudio Castiglioni apparently had been ill in Italy for a short time. Hopefully MV Agusta has…
Here we have #79 of 100 and it has zero miles. This MV retailed for $120,000 new; no I haven’t typed too many zeros. It was the pinnacle of what the MV factory could create. You have to love the owners collection of bikes and cars. Additionally he has the watch and leathers to go…
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…