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I think I'm having a crisis...
#1
This is just about the most beautiful thing I've ever seen with two wheels. Worship
The problem is, I gave up on sportbikes just a couple of years ago because I'm not comfortable folding myself up onto them any more. Confused
But, ohhh mama, do I like this bike...
...hence my crisis. Sad

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#2
Whoa, easy tiger!

I don't think, it would help you, if I told you, a friend of mine just got this street legal today:

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Different bike, same crisis.
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#3
Sweet lookin bike Papa.
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#4
Cant help your case much. Was going to tell you there were only 40 MV dealers in the entire country making finding a dealership/parts/service difficult. Thought that may sway you. Unfortunately 1/4 of those dealers are in California..and so are you lol.

Personally I think the 1000 F4 was one of the most beautiful bikes ever made.
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#5
(02-10-2016, 11:35 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Cant help your case much. Was going to tell you there were only 40 MV dealers in the entire country making finding a dealership/parts/service difficult. Thought that may sway you. Unfortunately 1/4 of those dealers are in California..and so are you lol.

Personally I think the 1000 F4 was one of the most beautiful bikes ever made.

That was the first thing that came to mind for me too. I know a few MV riders up here in BC, who basically have one dealer for the entire province, which moves enough bikes a year to count on one hand and has one tech who has any kind of factory training. Any major problem can easily see your bike sitting for months at a time.

MV's are achingly beautiful, but only really work if a. it's not your only bike and b. you never need any kind of intensive warranty work and c. never plan to do long trips on it. That said, if one came up for the right price, it would be hard for me to say no.
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(02-10-2016, 08:35 AM)Papa Weeley_imp Wrote: This is just about the most beautiful thing I've ever seen with two wheels. Worship
The problem is, I gave up on sportbikes just a couple of years ago because I'm not comfortable folding myself up onto them any more. Confused
But, ohhh mama, do I like this bike...
...hence my crisis. Sad

[url=http://s157.photobucket.com/user/mustangfeverrr/media/MV%20Agusta%20F3%20800%202016_zpslfnb5kvk.jpg.html][Image: f2fac1e392042d47d9f13e4ded3971a0.jpg]
Wow. I don't care for sportbikes much at all, but I have to admit that is one fine looking machine. I couldn't stop looking at it. I say get it and find yourself a really good chiropractor (if you don't already have one!). Oh yeah, and remember to post pictures Smile - Karl
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#7
MV's are beautiful motorcycles and there is a dealer in Dahlonega, GA just north of here. Way too expensive for my wallet and a poor fit for my aging frame.
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#8
You only live once Papa if its calling your name Thumbs Up
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#9
Don't do it
you should have bought a DELUXE
2014 Honda CB1100 DLX
2002 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
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#10
Mv Agusta Brutale 800 or the Mv Agusta Rivale 800 If you want the upright riding poition.. But lf I remember correctly these 3 cylinders had fueling issues back when they re introduced the 3 cylinder layout. Anyway, Pro italia in Glendale is just a stone throw away for your Mv Agusta Fix.
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