MV AGUSTA has begun production on their new F3 and the Italian manufacturer has released a video demonstrating how the 1,200 components come together to create the 675cc supersport machine.Describing the process behind the assembly line, which has

TO mark the release of the new MV Agusta F3 the Italian firm will produce the golden-draped limited edition 'Serie Oro' costing £19,999.The regular base model will cost €11,990 (approx £10,500). The Serie Oro will more than double the price

The development of the delectable MV Agusta F3 is advancing smoothly with the machine exceeding the expectations of the factory.The new three-cylinder 675cc engine has proven to be reliable on the test bench, exceeding the power target of 135 CV

MV AGUSTA has revealed all the details of its new 675cc F3 triple and it's specifications live up to every last inch of those stunning looks. For a bike that costs no more than a Triumph Daytona 675R (and in Italy, it's as cheap as the basic Daytona

MV AGUSTA'S F3 is starting to trickle into the hands of UK dealers.The first 30 machines have arrived at UK importers MotoGB. All the bikes are spoken for and another two shipments are expected in the next month to cover all back orders.On the bike

AN 800cc version of MV Agusta's F3 675 will be on sale early 2014.MV have stated that the project is well under way, with development models undergoing final testing.The inline-three cylinder engine for the new model already exists in the Brutale

IT'S BEEN SOME time coming but you're looking at the first decent photo of the gorgeous new 2011 MV Agusta F3.The 675cc F3, rumoured to produce 135bhp+, is due to enter production next October, when it will go on sale for an expected 11,500 euros

THE exclusive MV Agusta Serie Oro F3 will cost £19,999 for the limited edition version of the Italian firm's new 675cc triple.What sets the Serie Oro apart from the base model F3, and the extra £8,009 on the standard model, is a host of special

ICONIC Italian brand MV Agusta will be making a return to the Isle of Man TT Races in 2012.MV Agustas will be campaigned under the World Performance Racing banner, as the team will race with the new F3 and F4 machines at the TT next year.MV Agusta

MV Agusta have revealed their new F3 World Supersport bike and isn't it gorgeous? My words can't add much to these pictures, sorry.However, with traction control and a wet weight of 168kg, it ought to go better than it looks...