"The MV Agusta and Cagiva brands are well-known and highly regarded in Europe. They are synonymous with beautiful, premium, Italian performance motorcycles," Jim Ziemer - Chief Executive of Harley-Davidson.

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MOTORCYCLE ART Molding material with the force of passion. Guided by this simple philosophy, each MV AGUSTA is created with a commitment that starts with a foundation of expert craftsmanship and the highest level of materials into rational production standardization. These are core reasons that an MV AGUSTA is able to attain a level of function, beauty, and value that is simply unattainable for other manufactures. The richness of content and craftsmanship reveals the complexity of a product that has been painstakingly designed and carefully hand crafted. A product beyond mass produced stamped metal, inexpensive injected polymers, and continual diminishing value. The consequent expressive value that results is a work of art that provides the highest level of motorcycle technology and performance. A perfect marriage of traditional old world hand crafted products, timeless styling and design, and the highest level of performance and function. Truly a motorcycle that has a perfect balanced synthesis between form and content. Of the countless mass produced motorcycles and products that are manufactured each year, how many are worth keeping for eternity? The crafted few with a true unique soul and distinguishing character created with a passion for perfection and performance; An MV Agusta; Our passion; Motorcycle Art. NEWS The MV Agusta The Brutale is named "Bike of the Year 2008". See how fantastic the MV Agusta is; Watch the MCN video on the 1098RR Brutale below. MV Agusta 675cc Triple on the way? Below is a cover of the Italian magazine Motociclismo with an image (appears to be computer aided) of the new, as yet unannounced,MV Agusta 675cc triple. 135bhp and 160 kg (360 lb.) weight, plus it is very pleasing to the eyes. With the help of Harley-Davidson, it appears that the bike will appear as a 2009 model. Expect very limited numbers of these to reach North America. If you are interested,let us know so that you can get on the list. . .

One of our favorite MV Agusta Video's - The MV Agusta F4-1000S at Nürburgring Nordschleife (Tourist Trophy). Does it get any better?

11 July 2008 - Harley Davidson announced that it is acquiring motorcycle manufacturers MV Agusta and Cagiva in a massive £56 million (70 million Euro) deal. The MV Group is currently owned almost entirely by the Castiglioni family with Claudio Castiglioni at the helm but the deal will see ownership move to Harley Davidson while Claudio Castiglioni stays on as chairman. Design Chief Massimo Tamburini, responsible for the styling of many of the most iconic Ducati's and MV’s ever made, will stay on in his current role so we should see plenty more drool-worthy bikes from the Italian firm. In an "off the record" remark from a high level Exectutive of The Motor Company; "We finally can say that we now have a motorcycle that can travel a rate of speed above the national norm. Let's face it, if you could have any bike in the world, wouldn't be an MV Agusta? On nice days you could ride it, and on rainy days you can just look at how beautiful it is. It is everything that a Harley-Davison should be." (SIC)