Great video thanks - however, the shaft drive was a standard feature of all the MV fours from the 600 onward. Magni offered a chain drive conversion for the 750 America and its derivatives.
Lovely series, thanks mate. What no 1970 750s? My favourite, saw one in the flesh parked locally in North London in '73 - couldn't believe its' beauty! And size, for the time. Went and spoiled its' looks with the squared-off '74 America version like the MHR Ducati did over the 900ss around the same time. Fashion, eh?
No mention of Les Graham and Ray Amm who lost their lives on MV Agusta four cylinder bikes in 1953 and 1955. Without the sacrifices of these two riders, MV Agusta would have had nothing to build on for creating the bikes that Surtees, Agostini and Read rode to world championships.
Motorcycle heaven.
Great video thanks - however, the shaft drive was a standard feature of all the MV fours from the 600 onward. Magni offered a chain drive conversion for the 750 America and its derivatives.
Great knowledge & explanations. Thank you very much from Germany/near french border... 🤗
Awesome, thank you 🙏
Lovely series, thanks mate. What no 1970 750s? My favourite, saw one in the flesh parked locally in North London in '73 - couldn't believe its' beauty! And size, for the time. Went and spoiled its' looks with the squared-off '74 America version like the MHR Ducati did over the 900ss around the same time. Fashion, eh?
Sometimes the old is better! Don’t fix if it ain’t broke 🤣
wow, what an amazing content on this channel!! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for the compliment 🙏 I really appreciate this 👍🏻
Wonderful great video you've made , compliments !
Thank you so much 🙏
No mention of Les Graham and Ray Amm who lost their lives on MV Agusta four cylinder bikes in 1953 and 1955. Without the sacrifices of these two riders, MV Agusta would have had nothing to build on for creating the bikes that Surtees, Agostini and Read rode to world championships.
I have done a separate episode dedicated to Ray Amm. But sadly no mention of them in this museum
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