sorry, but laverda is the ferrari of motorcycles. the mv agusta is the lamborghini of motorcycles. the ducati is just the ducati of motorcycles. look it up: laverda has been the ferrari of motorcycles for the last forty or fifty years. no knock on ducati, just appropriately raising laverda to its glory.
You know aside from the high price tag, it sure says this bike not only for your everyday rider but to those who can fully appreciate for what it is. Nonetheless, I'm glad this kind of bike exist even though I can never get it😅
Man this bike looks crazy. Could do with a round headlight vs the jockstrap/loin cloth looking headlight but one of the few bikes you see and say “god damn!”
I'm fan of MV Agusta, and an owner. While this is yet another stunning example of their "motorcycle art", I am more a fan of the Brutale 800 bikes. None the less this is a beauty. I have to say that since Timur Sardarov has taken control of MV Agusta their motorcycles are becoming much more reliable.
I owned a 2017 F4RR. Too many mechanical and electrical issues. I was expecting a reliable motorcycle but very disappointed. My dealer dropped the MV brand from the show room. Issues I had with the motorcycle: electrical wiring issue which was fully replaced under warranty, oil leak from the crank where the sprocket is (even after dealer servicing it), gas tank deformation due to ethanol content in the US gasoline (replaced under warranty), engine overheating issue even with a better water impeller installed, vibrating mirror that was replaced under warranty, LCD dash that becomes dark & unreadable when the bike is parked under the sunlight for too longer. Issues with dealership: untrained mechanics due to high turnover, careless work (missing screws, missing fasteners, overtorquing causing damage to engine crankcase, missing clips, did not put the fairing back correctly after service), misdiagnosed problems causing even more expensive service. I’ve seen two other customers with Brutale 800 (MY 2017) whose engine was broken and replaced under warranty. The F4 or any MV bikes are motorcycle art for the living room literally. My F4 is the most expensive living room decor there is. I’m still holding onto it for my project bike and learning to service it myself. The F4 is a great motorcycle when it is working but my ownership has been plagued with too many unscheduled visit to the dealer. I will forever never consider buying another MV Agusta again. My Ducati is surprisingly a much more reliable bike from electrical and mechanical perspectives. Aftermarket parts are plentiful. Dealership experience has been very positive so far. Service work has been great also. Sorry MV Agusta, you are extremely beautiful to ride and to look at but I have no patience in dealing with many negative ownership experiences. YMMV.
On a bike this powerful do you have to worry about wheel spin? Say you're cruising along in 3rd gear and the suddenly give it the beans. Will the rear tire spin out or does it have enough grip?
MV Agusta, Ducati, Aprilia, and others have excellent traction control systems that can be user adjusted for minimal intrusion (let's you spin the rear wheel whenever you wish) to higher levels of control that prevent all wheel spin in 1/10 of a second. For example, my Ducati Diavel is set at the middle setting. There is a gravel strip in the middle of the road near my house. When I cross that gravel while accelerating quickly in 2nd gear, the rear tire spins just enough for the bike to slide sideways 3 or 4 inches. Not enough slip/spin to cause a loss of control, but it lets me know that DTC intervened.
I tried the „normal“ brutale 1000RR …horrific bike to ride everyday. Super uncomfortable and no fun to ride steep down and a bit lame when riding 50 km/h ….buuuut should I ever won the lottery his will be the first bike I would buy. It looks amazing and the thrill of it when accelerating from 40 to 120 in a second …wow! But then again … I could never use it‘s full potential …not even half of it in everyday.
Beauty! I got to ask about Alcantara "leather" as you called it, do you know how many Alcantaras were killed to make this seat cover? Zero? Alcantara is a name for fake suede, the word "leather" is grossly misleading in this context, "fabric" might be more appropriate.
I'm with you Bob on the beauty of MVs. However MV goes through cash like a sailor does on beer during a shore leave. It is hard to count the financial rescuers just since 2000. How long before KTM calls it quits and before we get single cylinder Chinese bike with MV plastered on the side and make spares for the 35K MVs unavailable. I'm guessing if your rich it doesn't matter....they are beautiful.
KTM made a smart move and has deep enough pockets to ride out the rough start of this relationship. KTM has announced new dealer contracts, most non KTM dealers that were MV Agusta dealers lost their dealerships. Those dealership contracts were then given to larger more stable KTM dealers. The idea is that the larger KTM dealers will provide the customer support necessary to bring MV Agusta into the reach of middle class buyers. Not worrying about dealer support or traveling 500 miles for warranty service will be a game changer for the brand. The investments in Ducati and Aprilia were game changers in their quality control, so we should see similar improvements in QC in the MV Agusta brand as well.
I ride this bike .... its super... but for this money you can built your own bike..its not worth this money... its just about details....small factory with small procent of customers....
I am starting to dislike MV’s design language. This is not beautiful anymore. It is more akin to what a 12 year old might consider cool af. Better add ”in my opinion” so ppl don’t get their panties in a bunch
And that's where Mv agusta is going wrong every year same thing special edition and another special edition that's why you never see mv agustas on the road... why not have expensive bikes but some affordable ones for the majority like other brands! 😢
Climbing off one of these would give me the same feeling I had getting out of a Lamborghini Murcielago outside the pub when I worked at a dealership, like a bit of a dick. Judging by the look on the faces of those crowded outside the pub they felt the same. Lovely to look at though.
if it’s not considered the best looking bike, it should be.
it’s just different from every other bike.
VIVA L’ITALIA !!!!
If DUCATI is Ferrari of BIikes, than MV is like PAGANI
sorry, but laverda is the ferrari of motorcycles. the mv agusta is the lamborghini of motorcycles. the ducati is just the ducati of motorcycles. look it up: laverda has been the ferrari of motorcycles for the last forty or fifty years. no knock on ducati, just appropriately raising laverda to its glory.
Eso mismo pienso para mi mv es el Lamborghini en el mondo de motos
Sounds like you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Just can’t wait for the new F4
For sureee! I hope it keeps the quad undertail exhausts
i thought they disscontinued the F4 in favour of the F3
You will see the 1000 SV first
What a beautiful bike, a piece of art, 120 mph in 8 seconds, a monster.
Sucks that I can't do clip-ons anymore. It sure would be nice if they offered an extra triple clamp for an upright handlebar.
You know aside from the high price tag, it sure says this bike not only for your everyday rider but to those who can fully appreciate for what it is. Nonetheless, I'm glad this kind of bike exist even though I can never get it😅
Man this bike looks crazy. Could do with a round headlight vs the jockstrap/loin cloth looking headlight but one of the few bikes you see and say “god damn!”
I need to win the lottery. Stunning bike.
This is one of those bikes you see and just know "Yep, that thing would kill me. And I'd die smiling"
Drop dead gorgeous…and we’ll never see it again after this video lol.
No orange parts. The involvement is just procurement from Pierer.
I'm fan of MV Agusta, and an owner. While this is yet another stunning example of their "motorcycle art", I am more a fan of the Brutale 800 bikes. None the less this is a beauty.
I have to say that since Timur Sardarov has taken control of MV Agusta their motorcycles are becoming much more reliable.
Does that make Aprilia Lamborghini?
Performance, engineering & styling honed to its finest edge🥰.
I owned a 2017 F4RR. Too many mechanical and electrical issues. I was expecting a reliable motorcycle but very disappointed. My dealer dropped the MV brand from the show room. Issues I had with the motorcycle: electrical wiring issue which was fully replaced under warranty, oil leak from the crank where the sprocket is (even after dealer servicing it), gas tank deformation due to ethanol content in the US gasoline (replaced under warranty), engine overheating issue even with a better water impeller installed, vibrating mirror that was replaced under warranty, LCD dash that becomes dark & unreadable when the bike is parked under the sunlight for too longer. Issues with dealership: untrained mechanics due to high turnover, careless work (missing screws, missing fasteners, overtorquing causing damage to engine crankcase, missing clips, did not put the fairing back correctly after service), misdiagnosed problems causing even more expensive service. I’ve seen two other customers with Brutale 800 (MY 2017) whose engine was broken and replaced under warranty. The F4 or any MV bikes are motorcycle art for the living room literally. My F4 is the most expensive living room decor there is. I’m still holding onto it for my project bike and learning to service it myself. The F4 is a great motorcycle when it is working but my ownership has been plagued with too many unscheduled visit to the dealer. I will forever never consider buying another MV Agusta again.
My Ducati is surprisingly a much more reliable bike from electrical and mechanical perspectives. Aftermarket parts are plentiful. Dealership experience has been very positive so far. Service work has been great also.
Sorry MV Agusta, you are extremely beautiful to ride and to look at but I have no patience in dealing with many negative ownership experiences. YMMV.
It really is a piece of art.
Stunning edition of an already stunning bike. I'm the wrong side of a lottery win for that price tag unfortunately.
Carbon fibre wheels and that in Indian roads 😂 👌🏻
Good luck to the people who want to buy it and ride it on the road
@@AnkitKumar-lq1oh those who can afford it 😹😹
On a bike this powerful do you have to worry about wheel spin? Say you're cruising along in 3rd gear and the suddenly give it the beans. Will the rear tire spin out or does it have enough grip?
MV Agusta, Ducati, Aprilia, and others have excellent traction control systems that can be user adjusted for minimal intrusion (let's you spin the rear wheel whenever you wish) to higher levels of control that prevent all wheel spin in 1/10 of a second. For example, my Ducati Diavel is set at the middle setting. There is a gravel strip in the middle of the road near my house. When I cross that gravel while accelerating quickly in 2nd gear, the rear tire spins just enough for the bike to slide sideways 3 or 4 inches. Not enough slip/spin to cause a loss of control, but it lets me know that DTC intervened.
Nice blue design,i love it👍🎉🥳😘😍💪
You've got to love the look of MVs from the 1970s American 750 through to today's bikes but IMO the 800s are more impressive as road bikes.
Whats the handlebar vibration like on this bike.
Any images of the 2024 MT10? I hear there are supposed to be changes in the design, but I’ve found nothing.
What a beautiful motorcycle! If only I had the spare cash…😜
I have the cash but I also have a wife who says 'no way' ...what a piece of art!
The cafe shop when there's no cafe shop
Want one. Now. This very minute!
Have you test driven it yet?
Not a bike for me; but looks stunning👌
Love it but I’ve always bought my MVs in red and silver. Hopefully the SV1000 will appear in 2024, all depends on how things with KTM go…..
hello. It sounds like the Nurburgring edition?
is it a crossplane or flatplane
MV Agusta. Augusta is in Georgia
Muito bom vídeo. Parabéns
This should have a NSFW rating…
Badassery Right There!
브루탈레 끝물쯤에 올라오는 블루 에디션이 나왔군요.. 젖는재질의 블루시트가 돋보이는 ㅡㅠㅡ;;..(비오는날 못탐)
all that springs to mind is why?
Looks brutal
trying to ride this at 20mph incoming national speed limit.
1st gear at 5000 rpm....... All the way to the track day........
HAULIN' ASSEN🤠
Yes good lookers without doubt. I was however surprised to see how small they are. Fortunately i couldnt fit on as not could my wallet, lol.
What body parts could I sell to buy one of these 🤔🤔🤔 have to be something I wouldn’t miss too much 🤣
That’s one to buy and put away.
The factory part at the end is still very cool. 👍🤪🏳️🌈
Is it come in india ?
I tried the „normal“ brutale 1000RR …horrific bike to ride everyday. Super uncomfortable and no fun to ride steep down and a bit lame when riding 50 km/h ….buuuut should I ever won the lottery his will be the first bike I would buy. It looks amazing and the thrill of it when accelerating from 40 to 120 in a second …wow!
But then again … I could never use it‘s full potential …not even half of it in everyday.
A-ma-zing!
marvelous ❤
Beauty! I got to ask about Alcantara "leather" as you called it, do you know how many Alcantaras were killed to make this seat cover? Zero? Alcantara is a name for fake suede, the word "leather" is grossly misleading in this context, "fabric" might be more appropriate.
I like it
Can I get a defective bike for a 80% discount? Please ask them.
Best naked design ❤
take my 💰
Alcantara isn't leather; it's synthetic.
I'm with you Bob on the beauty of MVs. However MV goes through cash like a sailor does on beer during a shore leave. It is hard to count the financial rescuers just since 2000.
How long before KTM calls it quits and before we get single cylinder Chinese bike with MV plastered on the side and make spares for the 35K MVs unavailable.
I'm guessing if your rich it doesn't matter....they are beautiful.
KTM made a smart move and has deep enough pockets to ride out the rough start of this relationship. KTM has announced new dealer contracts, most non KTM dealers that were MV Agusta dealers lost their dealerships. Those dealership contracts were then given to larger more stable KTM dealers. The idea is that the larger KTM dealers will provide the customer support necessary to bring MV Agusta into the reach of middle class buyers. Not worrying about dealer support or traveling 500 miles for warranty service will be a game changer for the brand. The investments in Ducati and Aprilia were game changers in their quality control, so we should see similar improvements in QC in the MV Agusta brand as well.
Augusta ???
Now I just feel even more povo.
Must be nice to be rich.
Sadly I clearly belong to the 99.9% group you mentioned
Conduces motos o no conduces?
Another MV coming for the rich man's living room.😅😂😅😂
Not too my taste, or my wallet I'm afraid😊
I ride this bike .... its super... but for this money you can built your own bike..its not worth this money... its just about details....small factory with small procent of customers....
Too expensive and who is gonna fix it when it doesn't start in 5 years?
You talk so funy ......
Pppppppppp,pppppp,pppppppp,,,,pppp.....😂😂😂
32 thousand....why...? damn thiefs....
I am starting to dislike MV’s design language. This is not beautiful anymore. It is more akin to what a 12 year old might consider cool af. Better add ”in my opinion” so ppl don’t get their panties in a bunch
Another one.. limited.. so many limited…
And that's where Mv agusta is going wrong every year same thing special edition and another special edition that's why you never see mv agustas on the road... why not have expensive bikes but some affordable ones for the majority like other brands! 😢
Much too expensive.
Looks Chinese.
That "Cathedral of Speed" logo was cringe!
I loooove MV's But Despite their Astronomical price tag, they are un ridable on the road and their ergonomic setup is absolutely garbage.
😂 how would you know?
My gsxs better💯🤣❤️😍
Climbing off one of these would give me the same feeling I had getting out of a Lamborghini Murcielago outside the pub when I worked at a dealership, like a bit of a dick. Judging by the look on the faces of those crowded
outside the pub they felt the same. Lovely to look at though.
Is it just me who thinks the brutale is super ugly? xD
Here you go, your dream bike🦾🦾🦾😏