The new F3

[RSVRFACTORY]

At 12grand that would easily slide into my garage. Too bad it would have to be a track bike only, as among other things in this country a MV is illegal.

really??? you can't have a MV Agusta on the road up there? That sucks ass

[TuonoAB]

At 12grand that would easily slide into my garage. Too bad it would have to be a track bike only, as among other things in this country a MV is illegal.

Are you serious Brad? Come to think of it I have only ever seen one for sale up here.....

[bikesinmud]

It would have to be for the track only, that's the only way to get it north. Talked with RIV a month ago and as long as the bike is for 'closed course' then its exempt.

[TuonoAB]

Canada is a great place but when it comes to vehicles they are ridiculous!

[Boostedrex]

$12K puts it out of consideration as a track only bike for me.

[budoist]

Unless you're in Canada I don't think that's an issue.

[marksim]

Me and my mate saw it at the NEC show here in UK.They had to insure it for 250k because its the only one built in the world at the moment.Just under £10k they told us and if you put your name down there and then you would get it sept 2011.
We both put our names down

[RSVRFACTORY]

$12K puts it out of consideration as a track only bike for me.

Unless you're in Canada I don't think that's an issue.

unless he lives and works at the track and has to commute from the back straight to the pits for work....

[Domino]

At 12grand that would easily slide into my garage. Too bad it would have to be a track bike only, as among other things in this country a MV is illegal.

Au contraire, mon frère. Soon you too will be able to own a bit of the MV goodness in the great white north:

http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=42807

“We have finally succeeded in obtaining all of the necessary approvals from the Canadian authorities therefore the motorcycles can be imported into Canada for the very first time in the history of MV Agusta. After many inquiries from Canadian consumers, we are very proud to have reached an agreement with a reputable Canadian powersports organization such as Motovan” says Umberto Uccelli sales director MV Agusta.

Time to start saving your Pennies, errr Shillings, errr Pesos or whatever you call your money with some other country's queen on it...

[bikesinmud]

Au contraire, mon frère. Soon you too will be able to own a bit of the MV goodness in the great white north:

http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=42807

“We have finally succeeded in obtaining all of the necessary approvals from the Canadian authorities therefore the motorcycles can be imported into Canada for the very first time in the history of MV Agusta. After many inquiries from Canadian consumers, we are very proud to have reached an agreement with a reputable Canadian powersports organization such as Motovan” says Umberto Uccelli sales director MV Agusta.

Time to start saving your Pennies, errr Shillings, errr Pesos or whatever you call your money with some other country's queen on it...

Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Christmas comes early.

[TuonoAB]

CAD and its worth a decent amount Dare one stray from Aprilia!? I think I would still buy and RSV4 first....

[bikesinmud]

CAD and its worth a decent amount Dare one stray from Aprilia!? I think I would still buy and RSV4 first....

I know, I know, I'm thinking RSV4 and F3!!
And then I'll keep the RSVR for those starbucks runs and sporty touring to the mountains and back.

[TuonoAB]

Well I have no issues justifying owning all three either, and the F3 and the V4 are at the top of my list. I sitll have some serious plans for the RSVR though! But with the KTM 640 I think I would have to choose either or....still thinking RSV4 Factory!

[SF2DieHard]

I would buy the MV F3 a lot faster than a 'Priller.

[buckmaster]

12k i would take one too