MV Agusta F3 RR Ottantesimo

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F3 RR OTTANTESIMO

In a time when the Supersport segment seems to be losing its focus, MV Agusta stays true to tradition with the F3 RR. Celebrating the 80th Anniversary, this model embodies performance, technology, and elegance. The Ottantesimo collection pays homage to MV Agusta’s heritage with an iconic color combination: Argento Ago and Rosso Ago, flowing over the aerodynamic carbon-fiber fairing in a tribute to the legendary F4 750. The F3 RR Ottantesimo includes a special kit with an Akrapovich exhaust (boosting total power to 155 HP at 13,250 rpm), a carbon-fiber silencer cover, CNC-machined fuel cap, and passenger seat cover.

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