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Next generation MV Agusta to adopt four-cylinder engines

Next generation MV Agusta bikes will adopt new series of four-cylinder engines.

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It appears that Varese-based motorcycle artisans MV Agusta will be gaining a new series of engines destined for its next generation models.

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A report is stating that the brand’s Turismo Veloce 800 will be the last MV Agusta to be fielded with its current signature range of triple-cylinder mill. The report went on further to state that MV Agusta are presently in the midst of developing a new four-cylinder engine family that will likely be shown as early as this year’s annual EICMA motorcycle show.

Whether MV Agusta will display its 2016 models using its new four-cylinder at EICMA 2016 remains to be seen. However, we have reason to believe that MV Agusta will likely field its new four-cylinder in its flagship F4 supersport model. The F4 has been the staple model in MV’s range since 2006, making it the oldest model in its current range as well.

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2014 has proven to be a pivotal year for the MV Agusta brand. After Mercedes-AMG’s acquisition of its shares earlier this year, the brand also secured a major financial loan for a reported long-term development and expansion plan. And it seems this new four-cylinder engine range is just the start of things.

Source: Asphaltandrubber

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