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Love the RSV4/Tuono. Amazing photo.

Aprilias are amazing bikes and the V4 engine sounds like nothing else. I have been on the bike a few times this year and it has always been the Tuono. George at Corsa is great to deal with. Big jump in power from the F3 to the RSV4RR...you will love it.

Aprilia?

Congratulation on your new car. I am sure you will enjoy it for many years to come.

here is the photo I posted.

These guys were good, we believe the car was taken between 2-5am. The alarm never went off, I didn't hear the engine starting either and the STI was loud. They left behind the fuse box cover. I am getting old and after 25+ years driving "manual" I decided it was time for an automatic, got the...

I am planning on getting the same (white F3) for my wife's bike. Aftermarket parts I get them from this site https://www.designcorse.com/collections/exhaust-systems/products/qd-exhaust-f3-b3-rivale?variant=4232408769

My vote would go to the Honda Accord or Acura TL. Great fun cars to drive. I owned a Subaru STI up until 2 months ago (stolen from my driveway during the night) and it was the most fun car I ever owned but it was just terrible on gas. I drive mostly in the city and I would usually get between 13...

Where are u planning on buying it from? Are you getting it used or new?

I have read several reports of issues with the ducati hypermotard (non and SP versions), it seems like Ducati is struggling to find a fix for this particular issue.

He didn't sell it. Ducati took it back. As per his agreement with Ducati, he is not allowed to reveal any information on the arrangement. He is now using a borrowed triumph streetfighter to keep the channel going. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

We have to keep in mind that even though the bike was less than a year old, he had well over 30,000kms on it. I am sure all those wheelies didn't help the electronics either .... Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

It also made for a entertaining video. Never once have I ever had an issue launching the bike and I am an average rider. He was clearly dumping the clutch. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

A friend of mine gave it to me....sorry.

The most insane bike I own.

Completely agree. When it comes to bikes, I do prefer the Italian design. I have owned my share of Japanese bikes and I don't find them any more reliable than the Italian bikes. My K6 Suzuki had a clutch let go just at under 1000kms, turned out to be an issue with the clutch bearing, the fix was...

I get all my parts from here: http://www.startwintrading.com/ Hi Motof4st. Last summer I was hit from behind causing the bike to go sliding across the intersection. I got all the parts required in under 10 days. Mechanically, it has been an amazing bike, at 17,752km, just checked :-), zero...

I am in the same situation, I don't need a new bike and I have all the gear I need. Is it worth the price of admission to see a few new bikes?

I think he is making stuff up as he goes. I know several people that own MV and very few problems to report. It's always the people that don't own the brand with the strongest opinions. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

So, your example of MV Agusta reliability is based on a 2000 machine (video posted 4 years ago)? The issues people are reporting with 821 have nothing to do with MV. I have 18,000 on my F4 without a single issue and my wife has just under 10,000kms and needed the Sprag-clutch replaced...