Model Update: 2022 MV Agusta F3 RR, Available Now!
MV Agusta say the RR represents the icing on the cake of the F3 range, the pinnacle of performance, fitting and technological evolution. MV Agusta have given their popular F3 RR a heap of updates for 2022, you can pick one up starting today as they roll onto Australian showroom floors.
MV Agusta say the RR undoubtedly represents the icing on the cake of the F3 range, the pinnacle of performance, fitting and technological evolution.
All the three-cylinder engines of the 2022 MV range have received many technical updates. Those on the F3 RR, have been concentrated on achieving the best performance of the F3 range. The “Trepistoni” engine has undergone constant development which has led to a significant improvement by reducing internal friction and increasing the smoothness of riding without sacrificing its character.
MV Agusta’s F3 RR is an extreme performance bike. Since everything can be improved, the customer is offered the opportunity transform the stock MV Agusta F3 RR into a unique bike with a special kit that includes additional CNC machined components (such as fuel cap, brake and clutch levers) along with a seat cover that turns the bike into a single-seater.
The real gem of the kit is the Akrapovič titanium exhaust – road approved – supplied with a dedicated control unit, which boosts the power up to 155hp and reduces the weight from 173 to 165 kg (dry).
2022 F3 RR Main New Features
- Dedicated aerodynamics
- 5.5″ TFT colour screen
- Low-friction, Euro 5 compliant engine
- High pressure injectors
- Bi-directional radiator
- Newly designed exhaust system – Akrapovič optional
- New 6-axis IMU inertial platform
- Continental ABS with cornering function
- New suspension setting
- New rear rim
The highly anticipated F3 RR is arriving now in limited quantities, and will be on Australian dealership floors from today onwards. Contact your nearest MV Agusta dealership to secure yours. You can register your interest here…
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