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F4 Ago Updating Uk New updating F4 AGO F4 AGO: THE LEGEND BECOMES BIKE Giacomo Agostini and MV AGUSTA have created the legend of motorcycling. A relationship born in 1965 thanks to the intuition of Count Domenico Agusta that saw in the youngster from Bergamo a valid team mate that could support the unforgettable Mike Hailwood. In reality, Agostini never played that role but instead immediately imposed himself to the eyes of the fans as the rising star of motorcycling. A few months were sufficient to see him overcome his team mate during the Nurburgring Gran Prix. This victory, achieved on the most difficult circuits of that time, marked the beginning of an era that lasted seventeen years. A period in which fourteen world titles were won by the union Agostini-MV AGUSTA , ten victories in the Tourist Trophy and over 250 victories. history. But Agostini is not just the rider with most victories in the history of motorcycling. Ago is the ambassador of our sport and of MV AGUSTA in the world. His pleasant character and film star-like smile and look enabled the man from Bergamo to gain and maintain popularity all over the world. From unbeatable rider to a star of the big screen, from successful team manager (with the Cagiva GP) to disputed television opinionis. Agostini today also inspires the new F4 AGO, a motorcycle destined to become a tribute to motorcycle history. VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it New updating F4 AGO F4 AGO: A TRIBUTE TO HISTORY The F4 Ago is a motorcycle of irresistible attraction, dominated by technology and enriched by prestigious components capable of offering concepts recalling the feats of MV AGUSTA and Giacomo Agostini. Coloured obviously in red and silver and configured only as a single seater, the bike represents an important chapter in history to the eyes of the fans. The attention is immediately focused on the presence of Agostini’s race number placed on a nostalgic yellow stickers on the side fairings. This is where the trip into the glorious past of the invincible “record machines” of Agostini’s era and the insurmountable technical features of today’s MV AGUSTA begins. The rediscovered historic brand placed triumphantly onto the airbox is an invitation to ride. The airbox is coloured obviously in red like those used by Agostini, and is coated in precious alcantara whilst boasting the F4 brand embroided onto the upper cushion. From the riding position, where anyone can easily find the correct settings thanks to the new adjustable footrests, one enjoys the most gratifying view possibly desired: new rev counter with white background and blue figures which includes Agostini’s signature, and on the steering head (which is painted in sparkling titanium like all the other parts in aluminium) an18kt gold plate, personalized for every single client with their name and motorcycle’s serial number. From this angle it is still possible to distinguish the red that emerges from the frame in memorial of the grand prix motorcycles. In this Italian motorcycle-rider union, it’s worthwhile mentioning the tricolore that has a proud place on the single seater tailend, where the identifying logo of this spectacular MV AGUSTA creation is found. VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it New updating F4 AGO The five hundred owners that have the privilege of sharing the emotion of owning an F4 AGO will receive a precious kit created for this model, a certificate of authenticity signed by Giacomo Agostini to guarantee consumer protection for this limited edition.. The chassis: The F4 AGO is created with the objective of positioning itself at the highest level of the MV AGUSTA 2003 range. For this reason, the motorcycle is enriched in the chassis department by exclusive accessories aimed at optimising the dynamic characteristics offered by the new Evolution engine which has 146 hp . The principal modifications are: 1.The new design Marchesini wheels in forged aluminium alloy 2. Single block “Nissin Racing” six piston brake calipers. 3. Front disc brakes (310mm) with aluminium flange (derived from the Serie Oro). 4. Marzocchi 50mm fork embellished by the titanium nitride treatment. 5. Sachs Racing shock absorber with double adjustment for compression. (high and low speed) VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it New updating F4 AGO The Engine: The F4 AGO, like the SPR is equipped with the most powerful engine of the F4 range. Derived from the EV engine, it differs by the following: 1. New inlet and exhaust ducts (geometry and flux). 2. New inlet and exhaust profiles (greater lift and duration). 3. New timing buckets with new surface treatment 4. New springs for inlet valves. 5. New Mahle pistons. 6. Increased compression ratio. 7. Reinforced clutch (discs with different trim and material). 8. Close ratio gearbox with new longer first gear . 9. Three different final ratios homologated (15/37, 38, 39). 10. Rev limiter at 13,900rpm. The engine of the AGO, like SPR and the S EVO3, gets the external painting of the following components: 1. Clutch cover painted in MV AGUSTA grey. 2. Sprocket cover painted in MV AGUSTA grey. 3. Phonic wheel cover painted in MV AGUSTA grey. VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it New updating F4 AGO Design and equipment: The distinguishing features of the F4 AGO are: 1. Graphics of historical inspiration. • Yellow number plate • Historical MV AGUSTA logo on the tank • Front mudgard, tank protection and single seater with the “tricolore” logo • Ago logo 2. Grills placed in the fairing outlets. 3. Frame coloured in red. 4. Seat in red alcantara with the F4 brand embroided on the upper cushion. 5. Adjustable footrests obtained by single block. 6. Sparkling titanium painting on: • Handlebar balancer • Swingarm support plates • Single-sided swingarm. 7.Titanium shining treatment for: • Marchesini wheels • Steering plates • Adjustable footrests optioned by single block. • Saddle support frame • “Organ pipe” silencers 8. Gold plate on the steering head which indicates the serial number and the Ago’s signature. 9. Instrumentation with stopwatch function inserted in the display and rev counter white background and blue figures bearing Giacomo Agostini’s signature. 10. KIT carbon fibre comprising of: • Front mudguard • Ignition switch cover • Left and right side panels for the airbox • Rear chainguard protection • Lower chainguard protection • Left and right inlet ducts VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it New updating F4 AGO The exclusive kit of AGO: A certificate of authenticity signed by Giacomo Agostini and the following exclusive kit of special parts will be handed together with the F4 AGO: • Titanium exhaust outlet manifolds • Ago Corsa” open silencers complete with its eprom • Rear sprocket z37 e z39 • Bike cover AGO style • Rear workstands • Grip cover set • MV Agusta overall • Official Catalogue of MV Agusta Special Parts VIA G. MACCHI, 144 – SCHIRANNA Press Informatio 21100 VARESE – ITALY TEL. +39 0332 254321 FAX +39 0332 329378 www.mvagusta.it Rev. No. 1 - 27/03/03 F4 AGOSTINI ENGINE Type Four cylinder, 4 stroke, 16 valve Timing system “D.O.H.C”, radial valve Total displacement 45.7 cu. in. Compression ratio 13:1 Starting Electric Bore x stroke 2.9 in. x 1.7 in. Max. horse power - r.p.m. (at the crankshaft) 107,3 Kw (146 HP) at 13000 - Lim. 13900 r.p.m. with AGO CORSA + Eprom Max. torque - r.p.m. 8,2 Kgm at 11000 Cooling system Liquid cooled, water-oil heat exchanger Engine management system “Weber Marelli” 1,6 M ignition - injection integrated system; induction discharge electronic ignition,“Multipoint” electronic injection Clutch Wet, multi - disc Gear Box Cassette gearbox; six speed, constant mesh Primary drive 47/81 Gear ratio Close ratio (n°3 final ratio equipment) First gear: Speed* 15/37 90.9 mph 93.3 mph 95.8 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Second gear: Speed* 16/33 108.7 mph 111.6 mph 114.6 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Third gear: Speed* 15/27 124.6 mph 127.8 mph 131.3 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Fourth gear: Speed* 19/30 142.0 mph 145.8 mph 149.7 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Fifth gear: Speed* 23/33 156.3 mph 160.4 mph 164.8 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Sixth gear: Speed* 18/24 168.2 mph 172.6 mph 177.6 mph at 13900 r.p.m. Final velocity ratio 15x39 15 x 38 15x37 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Voltage 12 V Alternator 650 W at 5000 r.p.m. Battery 12 V - 9 Ah DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Wheelbase 55.04 in. Overall lenght 79.01 in. Overall width 26.97 in. Saddle height 31.10 in. Min. ground clearance 5.12 in. Trail 3.87 in. Dry weight 413.6 lb Fuel tank capacity 4.6 Brit. gal. ( reserve fuel: 0.88 Brit. gal. ) PERFORMANCE Maximum speed* 177.6 mph FRAME Type CrMo Steel tubular trellis (TIG welded) Rear swing arm pivot plates: material Aluminium alloy FRONT SUSPENSION Type “UPSIDE - DOWN” telescopic hydraulic fork with rebound-compression damping and spring preload adjustment Rod dia. 1.97 in. with Titanium Nitride anti-friction treatment Travel on leg axis 4.65 in. REAR SUSPENSION Type Progressive, single shock absorber with rebound and compression (High speed / Low speed) damping and spring preload Single sided swing arm: materiale Aluminium alloy Wheel travel 4.72 in.
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