Mv Agusta F4 R

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  • Mv Agusta F4 R General Features

  • Engine Displacement(cc)
    998 cc
  • Stroke
    50.9 mm
  • Starting Type
    Electric Start
  • Wheel Type
    Aluminium Alloy

  • Mv Agusta F4 R Standard Features

  • Fuel Capacity
    17 Ltrs
  • Maximum Power
    195 Bhp @ 13000 rpm
  • Engine Type
    4 Cylinder, 4 Stroke

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