2007 MV Agusta F4CC Photo Gallery

MV Agusta's Outrageously Expensive Superbike

MV Agusta's Managing Director Claudio Castiglioni once dreamed of building the ultimate racing superbike, so he commissioned his team to pluck the best components available and build around the F4. That one-off bike inspired the F4CC, which gained its name from Mr. Castiglioni's initials.

Among the mechanical changes are a reworked engine that has been bumped to a 1,078cc displacement and boasts variable length intakes, radially arranged titanium valves, and lightweight components that shave weight by 8.8 pounds.

Other key features include:

• 90% handmade one-off pieces, including brake levers, foot controls and steering damper, among others.
• Multi-adjustable Sachs rear suspension
• Design details including titanium mesh grilles at the engine intake points
• Extensive use of carbon fiber, including the fairing and bodywork.
• Brembo Racing monobloc brakes

100 copies of the $120,000 MV Agusta F4CC will be built.

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