When MV Agusta released the F4 1000 in 2005, they released two limited edition models along side the regular “S” bike. One was the AGO – the first 300 models built. The other was the Tamburini, a $42,695 sculpture named for the iconic designer who called this “My dream. My bike.” 300 were produced, 59 of which were imported to the US.
Top speed was 190.6 miles per hour thanks to 172 horsepower from the inline four engine. MV debuted their Torque Shift System, which was able to vary the intake trumpet length dependent on speed to maximize torque. All bodywork is carbon fiber, making this bike light and gorgeous. For more on this limited edition MV, check out this article on Cycle World, where Mark Hoyer says “if the designer put his name on it, it must be good.”
This example is #85 of 300, and it has 4,159 miles on the odometer. The seller says the bike is fully serviced and it comes with Arrow pipes, all booklets, and a plaque that authenticates the serial number. Find this Tamburini for sale in San Rafael, California with bidding up to $12,600 and the reserve not yet met or a BIN of $35,000