Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
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Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
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Love them or loath them, they're certainly worthy of a discussion.
If it wasn't for that daft bit of fairing at the top of the screen, i'd be 100% on it... but that little part just irritates me somewhat irrationally.
Love them or loath them, they're certainly worthy of a discussion.
If it wasn't for that daft bit of fairing at the top of the screen, i'd be 100% on it... but that little part just irritates me somewhat irrationally.
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
Intentional retro styling for the fairing?
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
I do like them....not 30 grand like them, but i do like em.
The blue one is better looking IMO.
The blue one is better looking IMO.
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That blue one is better looking because it has different styling.
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That would certainly effect the looks wouldn't it.
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
That's horrible, an absolute Bellwood of a bike.
I still dont get the whole Italian's are stylish thing, the majority of the bikes they make are shocking looking.
I still dont get the whole Italian's are stylish thing, the majority of the bikes they make are shocking looking.
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
Well,you wouldn't lose it in the car park at least.....
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
That slot in the top of the fairing probably works aerodynamically. MRA do a whole shed-load of screens based on that idea. I had one, they work a treat.
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
'Retro', again, 1983:Cousin Jack wrote: ↑Sat Jul 03, 2021 3:48 pm That slot in the top of the fairing probably works aerodynamically. MRA do a whole shed-load of screens based on that idea. I had one, they work a treat.
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I achieved the same effect with a bar-mounted after market screen on the Bonnie.Horse wrote: ↑Sat Jul 03, 2021 3:56 pm'Retro', again, 1983:Cousin Jack wrote: ↑Sat Jul 03, 2021 3:48 pm That slot in the top of the fairing probably works aerodynamically. MRA do a whole shed-load of screens based on that idea. I had one, they work a treat.
Mounted as 'designed' with the cut out tight to the headlamp shell it was horrible. Turbulence off the top of the screen battered my helmet.
Lifted up a bit, and raked back to allow some airflow under the bottom and up the inside of the screen and it worked a treat.
Aircraft designers have known about it for many years, I can only assume most motorcycle screen designs are focused on looks rather than function.
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Re: Brand new unregistered MV Agusta Superveloce Serie Oro - unique opportunity F3
Every fucking branch.