MV Agusta Bikes Exhibited in Aviation Museum

MV Agusta, the manufacturer of what many consider the most beautiful motorcycles in the world, revealed recently that its most coveted models are displayed in Volandia, a 60,000 sqm aviation museum in Italy.

With five theme sections, the museum introduces its visitors to the history of the aeronautical companies, intersecting symbolically and in facts with the history of MV Agusta motorcycles, which are exhibited in an area of the museum.

“The district of Varese is the cradle where motorcycles and aircraft are celebrated. It is the historical premises of the Italian motorcycle and aeronautical industry, and even today in this territory the world’s leading industries operate. They are leaders in technology, quality of the products, know-how and exclusivity,” a company statement reads.

At the entrance, the Volandia Store offers books, gadgets, historical papers, including clothing and accessories with MV Agusta trademark, that might even be purchased after admiring the new models of the company of Varese: Brutale and F4.

The 2010 Brutale is 85 percent new compared to the previous version of the model, and comes with a new rear shock (20mm more travel) and traction control fitted as standard. Moreover, they have a new seat to improve rider comfort and the motor gets a new lubrication system, new electronics and two switchable ignition maps.

On the other hand, the new 186 horsepower MV Agusta F4 boasts a newly engineered in line 998cc 4-cylinder engine complete with twin shower fuel injectors assisting each cylinder. Other standard features include a new electronic injection system featuring 49 mm throttle bodies with a patented Torque Shift System (TSS), allowing variable lift intake.