MV Agusta F4
Tamburini’s four-cylinder successor to the 916 – with four exhausts like organ pipes under the seat.
The old racing make MV Agusta, which had won many world championships in the 1950s and 1960s, was revived under Cagiva in the 1990s. Massimo Tamburini designed the F4, which appeared in 1999.
The first series, the Serie Oro, had magnesium and carbon-fibre details and was sold in a few hundred examples. The F4 has been called one of the most beautiful motorcycles ever built.
Materials: Steel tube and aluminium frame, four-cylinder engine, plastic fairings
Manufacture: Made by MV Agusta in Varese from 1999.
The four exhaust pipes under the seat.
The single-sided swingarm.
The slim, pointed nose.