THE NEW MV Agusta F4 Frecce Tricolori isn't anything to get too excited about unless you're a fan of the Italian Air Force display team, or a member of it.The limited edition MV F4 has been released in the team's blue/white/red paint scheme as a

THE 2010 MV Agusta F4 1000 will join Spyder Club's fleet at the beginning of next month, just in time for the company's upcoming open days on 10th and 11th April. Join a limited  number of guests and members at Spyder Club, Donington Park

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

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

Here it is – MV Agusta's F4 RR. We've included all MV's spiel about the bike below but in case you can't be bothered to go through it the key facts are:201cv (that's 198bhp in English money) at 13,400rpm from a revamped engine with bigger bore

MV AGUSTA have revealed the latest F4R to lust over with the new Corsa Corta model.The new F4R uses the Corsa Corta engine found in the premium RR model but for a cheaper price of €18,800 (approximately £16k), details of the bike from MV are

IS THIS MV Agusta's 675cc triple, spied in testing earlier this week at Almeria circuit, Spain?Visordown brought you spy shots of the much-rumoured middleweight being road tested in Italy. See the images here. Three months on, it looks

FOLLOWING THREE successful years in the STK FIM World Cup, MV Agusta has decided to concentrate its efforts in developing the SBK version of the F4 RR 312 in collaboration with Team Gimotorsports, headed by Gigi D’Esposito, and Team Factory SBK

Very KTM Superduke, don't you think?HERE’S the final, production version of the sublime MV Agusta Bestial. A £4000 kit that bolts onto the MV Brutale, the Bestial has been two years in development but is now available to buy from

HARLEY-DAVIDSON is reportedly looking to banish its recent financial troubles in the States by buying the controlling share of Italian exotica marque MV Agusta.According to Italian newspaper Il Messaggero, the American firm is deep in talks