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Bikesales Staff20 Oct 2011
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New product: MV Agusta F4 book

Traces the lineage from the first F4 750 Serie Oro of 1997

Born thanks to the boundless passion of a man called Claudio Castiglioni is a new book titled ‘MV Agusta F4: the most beautiful bike in the world’.

Published by Giorgio Nada Editore (www.giorgionadaeditore.it), the work is a collaborative effort between the author and the design and technical company staff, both in MV Agusta at Varese and in CRC at San Marino.

The tome identifies four fundamental passages in the evolution of the family: the first F4 750 Serie Oro of 1997, the F4 1000 Ago of 2002, the F4 CC of 2006, and finally the new generation models.

Telling the story of the F4 are designers, technicians, and people of the company who have retraced the genesis of the bike from 1997.

The book, available in Italian or English, features over 400 images sourced from the company archives, including some drawings and sketches never published until now.

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