Moto MV Agusta: libri - storia e modelli

MV Agusta F4 - La moto più bella del mondo

Nata per la passione sviscerata di un uomo, Claudio Castiglioni, per le moto sportive e realizzata dal più geniale progettista delle due ruote, Massimo Tamburini, nell'autunno 1997 il mondo conosce la MV Agusta F4. Dopo vent'anni di oblio, il leggendario marchio dei trionfi agonistici di Carlo Ubbiali, Mike Hailwood e Giacomo Agostini torna a rivivere in un capolavoro a 4 cilindri in linea frontemarcia, la classica architettura della gloriosa "scuola italiana" che fu di GRB, CNA, OPRA, Rondine, Gilera, Benelli ed MV.
Con meccanica, ciclistica e carrozzeria coperti da numerosi brevetti, arrivano uno dopo l'altro decine di modelli che spostano sempre più avanti il limite qualitativo della produzione motociclistica mondiale. Una leggenda che, tra mille traversie, continua.

Gli addetti ai lavori non hanno dubbi: la MV Agusta F4 è tuttora la "moto più bella del mondo": questa monografia, la prima dedicata all'argomento, ne racconta la ormai mitica storia.

Dettagli del libro

Autore:	Otto Grizzi
Formato:	240 pagine, 25 x 26 cm, copertina rigida
Illustrazioni:	47 foto in B&N e 400 in colori
Lingua:	italiano
Editore:	Giorgio Nada Editore (I, 2011)
ISBN:	9788879115131

MV Agusta F4 750 & 1000 (1997-2007) - Brooklands Portfolio

Brooklands Portfolio book featuring MV Agusta F4 750 and 1000 models from the years 1997-2007. Describes the MV Agusta F4 750 cc Oro, Strada, S, Evo, Brutales as well as the 1000 cc Tamburini, Mamba, Brutale S910 and 1080 plus R and Biposto.

• The 28 period articles, brought together from leading British and American motorcycle magazines, provide much information about history, model changes and engineering.
• Also driving impressions, original road tests, comparison tests, technical data, etc.

Maggiori informazioni sui libri Brooklands Portfolio

Dettagli del libro

Formato:	140 pagine, 27.5 x 21 x 1 cm, brossura
Illustrazioni:	300 foto in B&N
Lingua:	inglese
Editore:	Brooklands Books (GB, 2009)
Collana:	Road Test Portfolio
ISBN:	9781855208605

The Book of the Classic MV Agusta Fours

MV Agusta's classic four-cylinder dominated Grand Prix racing for a decade from 1956. When it was replaced by the new triple in 1966, Count Agusta decided to make the Four available in limited numbers as a production bike. To prevent privateers converting it into a Grand Prix racer that may embarrass the factory, he stipulated it should be 600cc and have shaft final drive.
The touring 600 eventually evolved into the 750 Sport and GT, and finally the America, but MV Fours were always built in extremely small numbers.

As befit an engine that handed multiple World Championships to John Surtees, Gary Hocking, and Mike Hailwood, the technical specification was staggering, and remains so to this day. This magnificent engine was always at the heart of the MV Agusta, and it was this engine that created and sustained the legend.

Pagine del libro "The Book of the Classic MV Agusta Fours"

This book features:
- a full description of the model development
- a look at the 600, 750 and America prototypes
- the racing history that led to the creation of the myth
- tips on riding and maintaining an MV four
- a guide to authenticity
- an analysis of the four-cylinder engine
- production numbers of the early fours.

Dettagli del libro

Autore:	Ian Falloon
Formato:	240 pagine, 25.5 x 26 x 2.4 cm, copertina rigida
Illustrazioni:	450 foto
Lingua:	inglese
Editore:	Veloce Publishing Ltd (GB, 2011)
ISBN:	9781845842031

The MV Agusta Story

With 75 World Championships (riders and manufacturers), 270 Grand Prix victories, and more than 3000 International race wins, MV Agusta's competition record is unequalled amongst Italian motorcycle manufacturers.
MV's list of World Champions includes some of the greatest names in the sport, with Carlo Ubbiali, John Surtees, Mike Hailwood, Giacomo Agostini and Phil Read winning multiple times.
Alongside the magnificent racing bikes, MV produced a wide range of street models, including the exotic four-cylinder bikes based on the Grand Prix racers of the 1950s and early 1960s.

After closing in 1977, MV Agusta was resurrected by Cagiva in 1997 and released the Massimo Tamburini-designed four-cylinder F4. Initially 750 cc, this evolved into 1000 cc and the Brutale series. In 2012 the three-cylinder F3 joined the F4 and a large range of models has grown from these two platforms.
With a 50 year passion for Italian motorcycles, Ian Falloon tells the full story of MV Agusta, covering all the street and racing models from 1945 to the present day.

Dettagli del libro

Autore:	Ian Falloon
Formato:	288 pagine, 30.5 x 25.5 x 2.5 cm, copertina rigida
Illustrazioni:	726 foto in B&N e in colori
Lingua:	inglese
Editore:	Veloce Publishing Ltd (GB, 2022)
ISBN:	9781787113596

MV Agusta motorcycle art - The new era

From the launch of the F4, known as "the most beautiful motorcycle in the world, " in 1997 to the latest Rush, this official book covers over 20 years of MV Agusta's history.
Created in close collaboration with the brand, it features texts by Giorgio Sarti and a stunning collection of over 650 rare images from the company's archives.
The book documents MV Agusta's recent models from both a technical and design perspective, including the F3, Brutale, Dragster, and Rivale, as well as the Turismo Veloce, Super Veloce, and Rush series.
A comprehensive historical introduction is followed by a systematic catalog of all models, including special editions and unique one-off creations.

Dettagli del libro

Autore:	Giorgio Sarti
Formato:	360 pagine, 25.5 x 26.5 x 2.9 cm, copertina rigida
Illustrazioni:	2 foto in B&N e 669 in colori
Lingua:	inglese
Editore:	Giorgio Nada Editore (I, 2024)
ISBN:	9788879119481

MV Agusta, les 4-cylindres classiques 1950-1980

The four-cylinder MV Agusta bikes occupy a special place in the history of motorcycling. Firstly because they dominated motorcycling for over a decade, ridden by legends such as John Surtees, Giacomo Agostini and Mike Hailwood; secondly because the models marketed for the road, derived from competition, were expensive, inaccessible, exclusive bikes surrounded by an aura of mystery. For the first time, a book traces the history of these legendary bikes in French.

After discussing the brand's brilliant career in competition, under the passionate leadership of Count Domenico Agusta, specialist Ian Falloon lifts the veil on the four-cylinder MV road bikes, which he reviews in extremely detailed fashion. He highlights their mechanical and aesthetic developments, explains the technical choices made by Count Agusta and highlights the exceptional quality of these engines, which are entirely mounted on bearings.

From the first 600 cm³ of 1965 to the 750 Sport, America and 850 Monza of the 1970s, not a single model escapes his in-depth analysis, which he completes with special versions such as those developed by Arturo Magni.
A very well-documented work that combines sporting adventures and technical descriptions around one of the most legendary brands in the history of motorcycling.

Dettagli del libro

Autore:	Ian Falloon
Formato:	240 pagine, 25 x 25 cm, copertina rigida
Illustrazioni:	450 foto in B&N e in colori
Lingua:	francese
Editore:	ETAI (F, 2012)
ISBN:	9782726896303