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Isle of Man TT Newcomers & 2010 MV Agusta F4 First Impression

The Isle of Man TT always brings riders form all over the world to race on its Mountain Course. Well, this year will actually be something special and there are several well-known racers who will be taking to the TT for the first time. Some of these riders are multi-time champions, and yet they have never thrown a leg over during TT week. Well, take the link to learn exactly who will be running the 37.73 mile course this summer...

http://tinyurl.com/yaoyzps

The all-new for 2010 MV Agusta F4 may look very similar to its predecessor, but there are several major changes which add up to make this liter-class Italian exotica something more than just a slight upgrade. The handling is better, engine performance more linear and overall control has been tamed somewhat. Still, it is from MV Agusta, so it will always be the beast it is at heart - and for which we all love the F4!

http://tinyurl.com/y9y6bzt

Tuesday Morning Moto News - Rider Dies on Phillip Island & MV Agusta F4 Review

A 72-year-old rider who was taking advantage of a program which allows spectators to take to the Phillip Island track after the races are finished. He had rented a Suzuki GSX-R600 to ride the circuit. While riding into the second turn he lost control and crashed - the rider behind him did not have time to stop and hit him. He was declared dead at the scene.

http://tinyurl.com/ybcmbdn

Motorcycling Australia release: http://tinyurl.com/yz6b6jw

Early reports on the riding manners of the new 2010 MV Agusta F4-1000R are quite good. Many had complained about previous models being rather unforgiving on the road, but I have yet to seen that proven. However, the new F4 has the road-going behavior of a Honda now - it is smooth, easy to control, and takes to the track as if it were born there - and it was. For your own opinion, go take a demo ride or just take the link and read the review.

http://tinyurl.com/ycoxqs2

PR: MV Agusta on Tour - Book Your Turn Now!


MV ON TOUR 2010

Varese, February 15th, 2010 – After the success of Brutale on Tour 2009, we introduce MV on Tour, a travelling demonstration which will lead the brand new Brutale motorcycles to visit the best European cities and the F4 motorcycles on the best circuits.
From February to July thousands of Km will be covered to visit the best European cities and some of the worship places for motorcyclists. A non-stop tour of Europe to let the MV enthusiasts “live” a unique and unrepeatable experience: try the new MV Agusta generation. All this is MV on Tour 2010, the event that will start on February 18th next in the Dutch city of Utrecht.
Brutale on Tour will have as leaders the brand new Brutale 990R and 1090RR motorcycles which will be tried on road under the guidance of skilled foreriders. In this way all motorcyclists will be able to be tuned with the power of the new 4-cylinder MV engines from 998cc to 1078cc, and “have a proof” of the exceptional gifts of the incredible chassis and the new traction control adjustable on 8 levels.
Madrid, Rome, Florence, Nürburgring, Paris are only some of the cities that will be visited by Brutale on Tour and on July 11th it will end at Cascina Costa on the MV Agusta Revival, “holy” event for all motorcycle enthusiasts who have built the story of motorcycling… and who will carry on building it.
Instead F4 on Tour will offer the chance to all enthusiasts of trying the exceptional F4 on circuit. The most beautiful and fastest motorcycle in the world will be tested on some of the best and compelling circuits, some of them being stages of meetings of the MotoGP and Superbike world races, such as Misano, Hockenheim, Vallelunga and the new circuit of Motorland in Spain.
Participating is easy, it is enough to contact the organizing secretariat on the following numbers: phone. +39.011.889308 – fax +39.011.8173487 or via e-mail on the following addresses: brutaleontour@mvagusta.it – f4ontour@mvagusta.it
Calendar of the events:

18th-21st February Utrecth - Brutale on tour
25th February Rockingham - F4 on tour
26th e 28th February Rockingham - Brutale on tour
6th e 7th March Paris - Brutale on tour
13th and 14th March Villefranche Sur Saône - Brutale on tour
17th March Le Luc - F4 on tour
20th and 21st March Madrid - Brutale on tour
26th March Misano - F4 on tour + Brutale on tour
1st April Franciacorta - F4 on tour + brutale on tour
9th April Racalmuto - F4 on tour
10th and 11th April Catania - Brutale on tour
17th and 18th April Naples - Brutale on tour
24th and 25th April Rome - Brutale on tour
27th April Vallelunga - F4 on tour
1st and 2nd May Florence - Brutale on tour
8th and 9th May Bologna - Brutale on tour
14th May Adria - F4 on tour + Brutale on tour
18th May Hockenheim - F4 on tour
22nd and 23rd May Varese - Brutale on tour
23rd May Motorland (Alcañiz) - F4 on tour
29th and 30th May Nürburgring - Brutale on tour
5th and 6th June Zurich - Brutale on tour
12th and 13th June Milan - Brutale on Tour
11th July Cascina Costa (VA) - Brutale on tour to coincide with MV Agusta Revival

Saturday Morning Moto News - MV Agusta F4, Carmelo Ezpeleta & Silverstone

At least one author has now had a chance to throw a leg over the new 2010 MV Agusta F4 - and he found it a brilliant ride! Of course, as it is an MV, but he also said that he feels the bike has developed a more linear character and will be easier to ride by those with less experience for a change. Have a read...

http://tinyurl.com/ydj6o4m

Dorna's top man, Carmelo Ezpeleta has again made the news cycle. This time it is all about Valentino Rossi and his time with Ferrari. Ezpeleta states that the Formula 1 interest in Rossi can only be good for the MotoGP Championship. He has a point as it will most certainly bring a few more fans into the series, not to mention some journalistic attention as well...

http://tinyurl.com/yfzrwee

The head of the circuit-owning British Racing Drivers' Club has said that the new track layout at Silverstone is boring for Formula 1. Silverstone re-designed some of the track for the arrival of MotoGP this year, and some are quite happy with it. However, the consensus in the F1 world is saying a bit different...

http://tinyurl.com/yjj9pqm

PR: MV Agusta Begins F4 Production

Direct from the PR department at MV Agusta:

MV AGUSTA F4 STARTS PRODUCTION

After making everyone daydream at EICMA, the new F4 is ready for delivery to every MV Agusta dealer.

Varese, 9th February 2010 – In the very days when the fastest and most esteemed testers of the world press will be in Almeria (Spain) to test the incredible performances of the new MV Agusta superbike, the first F4 units will be delivered to the dealers.

After the incredible success obtained at EICMA, where the F4 was repeatedly elected queen of the Show, the F4 is ready for delivery to the first enthusiasts who have booked it long time ago.


Despite the unhappy economic general moment, MV Agusta is carrying on working at full force in order to meet the demands of the customers, who have already awarded the success of the new Brutale and who are looking forward to the arrival of the new MV branded dream motorcycle.
The production lines have not met slowdowns or stops, which is the mark of a company working at best to be able to give the chance to as many motorcyclists as possible to ride the Italian dream.

The record technology (variable intake tract geometry, traction control), the unreachable performances and the incredible design of the motorcycle, that has always been esteemed as the best sport motorcycle in the world, have brought much euphoria that MV Agusta will meet completely.
Waiting is finished, dream continues …

Thursday Morning Moto News - 2010 MV Agusta F4 & Aprilia SXV 5.5

Finally, we get word of a story on the new 2010 MV Agusta F4 which does not simply discuss how much the new model resembles the previous version. It is obvious that MV would not want to take too much away from the brilliant Tamburini design - who would? But, this new model is much more advanced than even the most recent version of the previous F4 series. This is only a first look, but it is informative...

http://tinyurl.com/yazedtk

The new 2010 Aprilia SXV 5.5 is rolling off the production lines and should be at a dealer near you soon. It is a lovely beast carrying over all the sweet bits from the previous model, but it has also been improved in many areas. The writer of the linked piece really sees it as it is - a Supermoto race machine dressed up in street-bike clothing. It is no secret that one of these will someday take up space in my garage.

http://tinyurl.com/ycdfqas

PR: MV Agusta Launches New Website

Just received this today (no link as this is not online):

Varese 16th of November 2009 - MV Agusta never ceases to amaze. Following the launch of the new Brutale 990R and 1090RR last September, and the launch of the new F4 at EICMA Show, now the new website is online at www.mvagusta.it

Completely redesigned down to the last detail, from structure to layout, the new site is dynamic and easy to navigate, full of useful information, pictures and videos on all the new MV Agusta products.

The new platform includes an entirely new e-commerce section where users can purchase a complete collection of MV Agusta apparel as well as a large selection of MV Corse Special Parts for the F4 and Brutale. All orders will be shipped directly.

One of the biggest innovations is the 3D configurator that will be online in January 2010. The configurator, much like the ones present in the automotive industry, allows the user to specify the desired model, colour and version and view it from 8 different camera angles. The user will be able to select a wealth of accessories ranging from carbon fibre and alloy parts, to seats and performance accessories and view them on the bike in 3 dimensions. Once the desired parts are added to the bike, the user can choose to purchase them directly through our webstore.

In the next few months the site will be continuously updated with new exciting sections such as a virtual museum where you will be able to trace MV Agusta motorcycle history. A section called MV World will also feature and will contain videos, interviews, secrets and insights in our glorious brand and the people that make our fabulous motorcycles.

Our presence on widespread Social Networks, such as Facebook and YouTube, will continue to expand with content developed specifically to enhance interest in our brand. Our YouTube channel in particular has seen a massive flow of visits. Our F4 preview video alone has had more than 84,000 visits and is ranked as one of the top videos around the world in countries such as Italy, Germany, France, Australia, Holland, Spain, Canada, Brazil and Japan.

Australia - MV Agusta Extends Maximum Value Sale on Motorcycle Art

That's right, MV Agusta has extended the time of their Maximum Value sale for Down Under. If you are looking for a new MV Agusta - at least, the 2009 models and before - this is the time to buy one in Australia. Some of the prices have been cut some 20%, so do not miss this!

http://tinyurl.com/yghdvth

They Say - The F4 Will Save MV Agusta

I am not so sure of this, but I would love to know that it is true. Apparently, according to MV Agusta, they accepted several orders for the new 2010 F4 and that will help them survive this economy and the sale from Harley-Davidson. Claudio Castiglioni has even started redundancy negotiations (trying to find more efficiency) and has already extended the Christmas holidays to help keep costs down. The good news is that production will not be stopped at all - they will continue building their lovely machines...

http://tinyurl.com/y8lywfe

EICMA: MV Corse Carbon Fiber 2010 MV Agusta F4


It is hard to describe except by saying that the MV Corse group has their minds working overtime to get parts and accessories available for the 2010 MV Agusta F4. The entire model of the 2010 F4 at EICMA was covered in flat-black carbon fiber dressing - the fairing, fenders, tank, and the rest of what would normally be plastic was all carbon fiber. It looks a bit menacing when dressed like this...it was just a demonstration, though, of what is already available for sale from MV Corse.

PR: MV Agusta Group Has Great Success at EICMA 2009

GREAT SUCCESS for MV AGUSTA GROUP at EICMA 2009

Varese, 16 November 2009 – Great success for MV Agusta Group on the 67th International Motorcycle Show which ended last Sunday at the exhibition centre in Milan.

Fervour was felt at MV Agusta and Cagiva stand by the large audience, who felt to be fascinated for the first live viewing of the new F4 and Brutale. F4, in its technical and aesthetic contents, is the extreme synthesis of sportsmanship, performances and design. Brutale, presented in double version: 990 R and 1090RR, renovates and enriches the technological contents with a strong personality and the distinctive style of the bike that has by now become an icon of Made in Italy in the world.

The new models have been so appreciated as to collect orders by far higher than the expectations in the few days of the event.

The great success was therefore confirmed with the real interest of the sales network, of the customers and of the passionate audience.

The guests, passionate of the MV Agusta brand, were so many who visited our stand.

Among the most cheered guests were the ever much awarded rider Giacomo Agostini, the showgirl Belen Rodriguez, Prince Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy and the football World Champion Marco Materazzi.

Lost in Translation? Multistrada 1200 Voted More Beautiful Than MV Agusta F4

Somehow it happened again - the Ducati Multistrada has won in a vote against the other new motorcycles at the EICMA show in Milan based in pure aesthetics. Just like last year's Streetfighter win, this one boggles the mind. Maybe the attendees at the show are coming from an alien world or something? I do agree that the new Multistrada 1200 looks much better than the bike it replaces, but in no way is it more beautiful than the 2010 F4 or even the 2010 Aprilia RSV-4R! Someone should analyze the voting system...

http://tinyurl.com/yafjlse

New 2010 MV Agusta F4 Video! Redefining Perfection

Well, most of you have already seen the stills from EICMA, but here it is in video form with sound! The 2010 MV Agusta F4 - Redefining Perfection. The video is short but worth your time. Have a look at what will be the dream motorcycle for most of the riding world!

http://tinyurl.com/ykrxqgq