The Grand Prix world champion MV Agusta is all set to locate its power in the new F4RR sports motorbike. The platform is currently ruled by the Kawasaki Ninja H2, which is the only contender to house a supercharger in the liter class and the BMW S1000RR, which has the courage to zoom out within the blink of eyes. The alleged motorbike from MV Agusta is not supported with any external charging affairs and it is assembled with the finest quality material to deal with the performance and efficiencies to run. MV Agusta was formerly indulged in the manufacturing the classic motorbikes and café racers and eventually they have also played their role in the sports segment.
The F4RR SBK has the naturally aspired mechanism, which boost out 210BHP of power and houses ultra solid titanium valves and shafts in all of its variants as standard so that there won’t be any compromise in pumping the jet. The company has crafted this bike to keep the vehicle light weighted and as a result, they have managed pour in 175KG of mass, which is commendable. The equipments responsible for the same include carbon fiber rims, titanium race exhaust, Ohlin’s suspensions and other jobs over the bike’s body.
The earlier version of the bike is now far behind the newer one. The gross weight has experienced a loss of 8% and a hike of 9BHP in power is a good approach in performance while making the power to weight ratio of 1.2hp/kg. The European people will be the first to receive this bike against a sum of €40,000. The detailed picture of the bike can be cherished in the EICMA event, to be held between 6th and 9th November, 2014 at Milan, Italy.
