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Proton Selling its stake in MV Agusta
Recent news headlines regarding Proton states that "Proton, which owns 57.7% of MV Agusta, no longer believes the investment is strategic, the paper said, and is therefore likely to seek a buyer." Continued updates state that the company is "negotiating with a potential buyer for its stake in Italian motorcycle maker MV Agusta."
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MV Agusta Tamburini Featured in Cycle World
That's right, folks. This is the second major magazine to feature the MV Agusta F4 1000 Tamburini, and this time its on the cover. The October Issue of Cycle World simply states: "If the designer put his name on it, it must be good."
Click below to read more and view the article!
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MV Agusta Tamburini Featured in Road & Track
Check out the September issue of Road & Track Magazine! The MV Agusta F4-1000 Tamburini is put to the test vs. the some of the fastest vehicles in the world in a standing mile speed speed test. The test took place on the 13,500-ft.-long R-32 east runway at the Naval Air Station at Lemoore, CA, normally reserved for F-18 fighter jets.
Read the rest of this news posting for some of the results!
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MV Agusta Brutale 910
With an all new 910cc engine, the MV Agusta Brutale 910 has 70.8 ft. lbs. of torque, and 136 horsepower! Visually, the 910 is similar to the 750 in terms of color schemes (except with the addition of the 910 logo on the tank), and a tachometer with a new numerical scale and Brutale Logo.
Scheduled Release date: August 31, 2005
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Velocemoto Videos!
MVAgusta.net is pleased to announce weekly releases of Velocemoto videos! These are creations by Peter Hughes, many of them clips used towards the creation of his Velocemoto DVDs. You can find more information about the DVDs at: Velocemoto
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A special mvagusta.net highlight - Henk Stadman
For its beauty – it is not surprising that MV Agusta’s have been portrayed as works of art. It is rare, however, to come across an artist with a dedication and love for MV Agusta’s historic past and present.
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MV Agusta’s presence felt at Laguna-Seca’s Moto GP
Walking through the individual tents and booths at Laguna-Seca, one can notice that MV’s have shown up more than ever in order to draw attention to the beauty and other characteristics of MV’s style and design. What else draws attention better than absolute exquisiteness? Seeing customized versions of the F4, sporting carbon fiber wheels and bodywork signified the increased attention towards MV as a familiar brand – one that hopefully foreshadows MV’s future growth. Cagiva also let their presence be known in its very own area - displaying the Tamburini, the Munroe Motors MV Agusta that recently won the silver replica at the Isle of Man, and the Brutale.
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Welcome to mvagusta.net!
Welcome to the grand opening of mvagusta.net! After months of hard work, we are proud to announce the completion of this large project in the hopes of creating the center for mv agusta information on the internet today.
Look forward to upcoming additions to the site as it progresses! This site would not be possible without the continuing support by all of the MV owners and fans out there. This site’s purpose is to generate a foundation for information gathering for all things MV Agusta. Register now to share your MV knowledge and information with the rest of the world!
As always, mvagusta.net is looking for sponsors and is open for advertisers in order to support the site. Please contact
info@mvagusta.net for information regarding advertising and sponsorship.
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Hailwood, …Agostini, …Montano! - Munroe Motors and Thomas Montano Bring MV Agusta Back to the Isle of Man
Munroe Motors and Tom Montano have once again completed a successful week of TT racing at the famous Isle of Man road circuit. This year Montano blazed the 37.75-mile course on a Munroe Motors’ 2005 MV Agusta F4-1000. In the main event, the 6-lap “Senior” TT held on Friday morning June 10th, the 2001 AMA Pro-Thunder champion finished in 13th place with an average speed of 118.43 mph - winning a rare and coveted Silver Replica.
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MotoGP Legends set to duke it out again
The 2005 Bikers' Classic to be held this weekend at Spa Francorchamps will give MotoGP lovers the opportunity to see yesterday's greats back in action, including World Champions Kevin Schwantz and Giacomo Agostini.
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