1975 MV Agusta 750S America Miles: 13,000 Clean Illinois Title (lists bike as 1976) Bid at post: $31,000 Auction ends: in 3 days Located in CA 1975 MV Agusta 750S America on BaT Straight from Bring A Trailer: This 1975 MV Agusta 750S America is one of 200 produced during the first of the model’s…
2007 MV Agusta F4 Senna 1000 Miles: 4,715 Clean Title VIN: ZCGAKFGM77V100480 BIN: $23,900 Listed until April 27 2007 MV Agusta F4 Senna 1000 on ebay This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated, hopefully. SELLER Presenting the 2007 MV Agusta F4 1000 Senna, a sport motorcycle that combines unparalleled elegance with…
Tamburini’s rolling artworkSince 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…
The MV Agusta F4, often cited as the most beautiful motorcycle ever made, was the instrument that brought the legendary brand back to life. And it should be no surprise that it was designed by legendary Massimo Tamburini, the genius behind the other “most beautiful” bike design, the Ducati 916. There is a ton of…
Update: Bidding went to $73,700, reserve was not met The story behind the MV 750 AmericaThe MV 750 Sport was the most expensive Italian sporting motorcycle of the early 1970s. It was a true masterpiece in red, white, and blue. The ‘America’ edition of the 750S took things further, introducing more power and a striking…
Even a “base model” F3 brings 126 hp to the party and is something to behold when the lift brings it up to eyeball height. Today’s example has a cred-worthy 16K miles and presents its interesting AMG livery beautifully. 2013 MV Agusta F3 675 for sale on eBay Styled by Tamburrini disciple Adrian Morton, the…
Three One Two – simple little words in a strange order. Or you can read it as Three Twelve, Twelve minutes past Three PM, or something just slightly short of Pi. But for our RSBFS faithful, the 312 is meant to be KPH, or the American equivalent of 194 MPH. This was the highest spec,…
MV Augusta seems to be everywhere today, with the silver and red bullets seemingly at every bike meet, on the streets, and even back in top-level racing (where, frankly, they belong). And while the history of The Count and the exploits of Agostini are deeply satisfying to study, there is a new history concerning the…
