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New MV: F4 1000 312R
Or just, 312R.
Basically they took the R model which just came out, added the adjustable intake horns of the Tamburini, added Ti valves, bigger throttle bodies, obviously redid the mapping, and lost 7 kg. The rumor is this is a homologation special: they want to use this stuff in WSBK and in AMA this year. For me it is a mild shocker, MV didn't change the paint, it's the same as the R, notably improved performance, and it's only going to be a few K more. If I was in the market for an MV, this would be it. At the Netherlands show: MV Agusta Photo Gallery :: MV Agusta F4 1000 R 312 And same pics from the MV Netherlands site: mv_nieuws - Search Results
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Join Date: 12-19-2006
Location: AB-Canada/Rome Italy
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
You going to dyno tune it? Is the new map a factory map?
cheers
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
I'm not buying one.
![]() It comes with a redone factory map, and I think a different exhaust. NA spec is still kinda up in the air AFAIK. I'm sure it will be the most powerful liter bike on the market though.
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Join Date: 12-19-2006
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
oops, I though you did the upgrades to make it the same. I was trying to figure out how you lost 7 lbs
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Naw, maybe next time I'm in Japan I'll buy the exhaust, but I don't have many plans for mine after that (and tuning for it) other than maybe paint.
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Join Date: 12-17-2006
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Looks about the same as the last 68 versions they've made.
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Join Date: 12-14-2006
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
It's called refinement . . .
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Yep.
This is the same guy that refined the 916 platform for all those years...Tamburini's theory on motorcycles. The design is getting old, sure. BUT, it beat all new literbikes on the race track last year....so it's not the same as the last 68 revisions. ![]() The 312R is really kick ass, the first MV I could afford I'd consider selling the SPR for. (though I am not)
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Sounds like you are saying that more for your own benefit, not ours.
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Maybe a little.
![]() When the R came out I was in lust, this is basically the "super" R, and it's not hideously expensive like the Tambo or Veltro. I want a 'Priller and a trackbike though...I'm not sure in which order.
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Yep it is hard to filter through the wants
Right now I am set to sell the 1000 and get a used CRF250 and the SXV 550.
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Join Date: 12-15-2006
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
So this is even faster than Peter Fonda's 'Busa-killing 189 mph MV?
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Quote:
In his defense, a bone stock 1000 F4 did just do 185 and set a record out on the salt this year...so though I'm sure he's talking about his indicated speed, it is almost possible.
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Just curious
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
I've read somewhere that it's called 312 cause that's the weight dry... but I have not been able to find data to support it.
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
312 was the top speed in kph
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Oh, yeah, you're right...
thought it was kinda light but being an Italian expensive-exclusive bike I thought it was possible to weigh in at an impossible weight.
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having a laugh...
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
pretty good writeup about it in the new RRW. Damn awesome I think and sexy, wow!
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
The 1992 RVF-750 TTF1 Honda weighed 308 with fuel and put ~ 170 HP to the asphalt. It can be done when cost is no object.
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
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Nonetheless, very impressive on the RVF-750 TTF1 part.
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no longer ready to mingle.
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
It was the NR of that year that had the oval pistons , not the RVF? or do I have that backwards?
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
The NR750 was the oval piston "production" bike. The RVF750 TTF1 was the all-out racebike for the Suzuka 8 hours (that had round pistons).
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Join Date: 01-25-2007
Age: 34
Bike(s): '04 1000RR, '07 F4 312R
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
R312 took Masterbike 2007 honors over the big Japanese manufacturers by being consistently fastest with most test riders. Pretty impressive from a small italian factory.
And oh yes, my Pearl White/Black R312 1+1 should arrive within two weeks With a little luck I get it next week as it is currently being shipped from Italy. Will be fun to see how it stacks against my fully loaded 2004 CBR 1000 RR.
Last edited by tnarinen; 06-15-2007 at 11:20 AM. |
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
Saweet!
Congratulations, that's a beautiful machine.
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Just curious
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
I'm starting to hate a great percentage of the people on this forum.
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Join Date: 01-25-2007
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Re: New MV: F4 1000 312R
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