Now that design guru Massimo Tamburini passed away, it looks like the iconic bikes he created instantly became way more expensive. And guess what: motorcycle thieves know this too. A biker in London, UK is asking for his fellows’ help in tracing and recovering his stolen treasure. We’re speaking about one of the most exclusive and expensive MV Agusta machines ever made, the F4 Oro.
The F4 Oro has been designed by maestro Tamburini and MV Agusta made only 300 such bikes, making this an exceptionally sought-after collectors’ item, with its breathtaking craftsmanship and eye candy factor surpasses only by its scarcity. Or should I say “impossibletogetability”?
14-year-old and with only 200 miles on it (320 km) this MV Agusta F4 Oro is an even rarer machine, and the owner is “devastated by its loss,” detective Constable Eve Mole, of Kensington and Chelsea police tells visordown. Each of the 4$ Oro machines has a golden plate affixed to the upper triple clamp with the name of the owner and serial number. We’re delving to bring you these details, too.
The bike was reportedly stolen form a car park in World’s End Estate in West London last Monday. Reportedly three men were seen near it at 6 pm local time. If you can provide details, please contact the local police. The bike is estimated to be worth £45,000. That means $75,000 or €54,000, so it’s so much more than a commuter…
14-year-old and with only 200 miles on it (320 km) this MV Agusta F4 Oro is an even rarer machine, and the owner is “devastated by its loss,” detective Constable Eve Mole, of Kensington and Chelsea police tells visordown. Each of the 4$ Oro machines has a golden plate affixed to the upper triple clamp with the name of the owner and serial number. We’re delving to bring you these details, too.
The bike was reportedly stolen form a car park in World’s End Estate in West London last Monday. Reportedly three men were seen near it at 6 pm local time. If you can provide details, please contact the local police. The bike is estimated to be worth £45,000. That means $75,000 or €54,000, so it’s so much more than a commuter…
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