2014 MV Agusta F3 800 First Ride and technical specificationsIdentification |
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| Model Type | Sport |
| BASE MSRP(US) | $16,598.00 |
| Dealers | MV Agusta Dealers |
| Warranty | 24 |
| Insurance | |
| Finance | |
| Engine: | |
| Engine Type | Horizontal In-line |
| Cylinders | 3 |
| Engine Stroke | 4-Stroke |
| Horsepower (bhp/kW) | 148 / 110.4 |
| Horsepower RPM | 13000 |
| Torque (Ft Lbs/Nm) | 64.9 / 88 |
| Torque RPM | 10600 |
| Cooling | Liquid / Oil |
| Valves | 12 |
| Valves Per Cylinder | 4 |
| Valve Configuration | DOHC |
| Bore (mm/in) | 79 / 3.1 |
| Stroke (mm/in) | 54.3 / 2.1 |
| Displacement (cc/ci) | 798 / 48.7 |
| Compression Ratio | 13.3:1 |
| Starter | Electric |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Carburetion Brand | Mikuni |
| Fuel Injector | Yes |
| Fuel Injector Size (mm) | 50 |
| Carburetor | No |
| Carburetion Type | Fuel Injected |
| Transmission: | |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Number Of Speeds | 6 |
| Primary Drive (Rear Wheel) | Chain |
| Gear Ratio (1/2/3/4/5/6) | 2.85 / 2.13 / 1.78 / 1.58 / 1.43 / 1.32 |
| Reverse | No |
| Final Drive Ratio | 2.41 |
| Wheels & Tires: | |
| Wheels Composition | Aluminum |
| Tube / Tubeless | Tubeless |
| Front Wheel Width (in) | 3.5 |
| Rear Wheel Width (in) | 5.5 |
| Chromed | No |
| Tire Brand | Pirelli® |
| Front Tire Width | 120 |
| Front Tire Aspect Ratio | 70 |
| Front Tire Speed Rating | Z |
| Front Wheel Diameter | 17 |
| Rear Tire Width | 180 |
| Rear Tire Aspect Ratio | 55 |
| Rear Tire Speed Rating | Z |
| Rear Wheel Diameter | 17 |
| Front Tire (Full Spec) | Pirelli® Diablo Rosso Corsa 120/70 ZR17 |
| Rear Tire (Full Spec) | Pirelli® Diablo Rosso Corsa 180/55 ZR17 |
| Brakes: | |
| Brake Brand Name | Brembo® |
| Front Brake Type | Dual Hydraulic Disc |
| Front Brake Diameter (in/mm) | 12.6 / 320 |
| Rear Brake Type | Hydraulic Disc |
| Rear Brake Diameter (in/mm) | 8.7 / 220 |
| Anti-Lock Brakes | Standard |
| Linked Brake System Front to Rear | Standard |
| Suspension: | |
| Front Suspension Type | Inverted Fork |
| Front Suspension Size (in/mm) | 1.7 / 43 |
| Front Travel (in/mm) | 4.9 / 125 |
| Front Adjustable Fork Pre-Load | Yes |
| Front Adjustable Rebound Damping | Yes |
| Front Central Suspension Strut | No |
| Front Suspension Brand Name | Marzocchi |
| Steering Damper | No |
| Rear Suspension Type | Single Sided Swing Arm |
| Rear Travel (in/mm) | 4.8 / 123 |
| Rear Adjustable Shock / Spring Pre-Load | Yes |
| Rear Adjustable Rebound Damping | Yes |
| Number Rear Shock Absorbers | 1 |
| Rear Suspension Brand Name | Sachs |
| Rear Suspension Material | Aluminum |
| Air Adjustable | No |
| Steering: | |
| Steering Control | Handlebar |
| Technical Specifications: | |
| Length (ft) | 6.76 |
| Width (in/mm) | 28.5 / 725 |
| Wheelbase (in/mm) | 54.3 / 1380 |
| Ground Clearance (in/mm) | 4.9 / 125 |
| Length (ft/ft) | 6 |
| Length (ft/in) | 9 |
| Dry Weight (lbs/kg) | 381.4 / 173 |
| Fuel Capacity (gal/l) | 4.4 / 16.5 |
| Fuel Capacity Reserve (gal/l) | 1.3 / 5 |
| Engine Displacement to Weight (cc) | 2.09 |
| Seats: | |
| Seat Type | Two-Piece |
| Adjustable | No |
| Seat Material | Leather |
| Seat Location | Driver and Passenger |
| Folding | No |
| Seat Height (in/mm) | 31.7 / 805 |
| Number Of Seats | 2 |
| Grab Rail or Strap | Standard |
| Exterior: | |
| Frame | Aluminum / Steel |
| Body Material | Thermoplastic |
| Hand Grips | Standard |
| Foot Peg Location | Driver and Passenger |
| Chain Guard | Yes |
| Drive Shaft Guard | No |
| Fork Guards | Yes |
| Saddle Bag Guard | No |
| Belt Guard | No |
| Hand Guards | No |
| Brush Guard | No |
| Heel Guards | Yes |
| Exhaust Guard | Yes |
| Light Guard | No |
| Radiator Cover | Yes |
| Side Cover | Yes |
| Front Fender | Standard |
| Rear Fender | Standard |
| Lower Fairing | Standard |
| Spoiler | Standard |
| Handlebars | Standard |
| Upper Fairing | Standard |
| Instrumentation: | |
| Digital Instrumentation | Standard |
| Tachometer | Standard |
| Trip Odometer | Standard |
| Trip Computer | Standard |
| Lap Timer | Standard |
| Speedometer | Standard |
| Temperature Warning Type | Gauge |
| Fuel Level Warning Type | Gauge |
| Pricing: | |
| Warranty (Months/Condition) | 24 / Limited |
| Identification: | |
| Generic Type (Primary) | Sport |
| Manufacturer Country | Italy |
| Introduction Year | 2014 |
| Manufacturer Recommend Minimum Age | 16 |
| Display Name | F3 800 With ABS |
| Paint & Finish: | |
| Paint | Standard |
| Lights: | |
| Halogen Headlight (s) | Standard |
| Glass: | |
| Rearview Mirrors | Standard |
| Windshield Lowers | No |
| Height Adjustable | No |
| Tinted | No |
| Height | Low |
| Convenience: | |
| Engine Immobilizer | Standard |
| Adjustable Levers | Standard |
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Engine
The bore diameter remains unaltered at 79.0 mm; the stroke has been increased from 45.9 mm to 54.3 mm resulting in a displacement increase from 675cc to 798 cc. The power output increases an incredible value of 148 HP at 13,000 rpm coupled with a peak torque value of 88 Nm at 10,600 rpm. The rev limiter has been set to intervene at 13,500 rpm. The timing system is double overhead cam with four titanium valves per cylinder to benefit the high RPM performance. The fuel injectors are also new which guarantee a higher flow rate and increased power compared to those of the F3 675.
The three-cylinder engine is the pinnacle of motorcycle engineering: it's extremely light and compact (weighing just 52 kg) and uses a “closed-deck” shell mold cast crankcase with integrated cylinders. The water and oil circuits are integrated into the actual crankcase castings and their respective pumps are located inside the engine with obvious advantages in terms of styling as well as compactness. Among the innovations on this three-cylinder MV Agusta F3 800 is the counter-rotating crankshaft, a technical solution that prior to the F3 675 was only available on MotoGP motorcycles. The objective? To reduce the rotational inertia effect during quick directional changes and to improve the vehicle balance with the resulting ease of handling of the F3.
The considerably higher performance is reflected, for the same bike mass, in an increased power-to-weight ratio (1.17 kg/HP) compared to the F3 675. And that's not all; the response to acceleration under all conditions as well as the smoothness of the power delivery at mid range rpm are remarkably improved. These two crucial factors immensely increase the pleasure of riding on the road and decreasing lap times on the track.
The 148 HP power output translates into a top speed of around 269 km/h coupled with a modification to the final drive ratio which has been increased from 16/43 to 17/41. Lastly, the mechanical slipper clutch system designed and developed by MV Agusta allows the best performance to be achieved even under hard braking.
The three-cylinder engine is the pinnacle of motorcycle engineering: it's extremely light and compact (weighing just 52 kg) and uses a “closed-deck” shell mold cast crankcase with integrated cylinders. The water and oil circuits are integrated into the actual crankcase castings and their respective pumps are located inside the engine with obvious advantages in terms of styling as well as compactness. Among the innovations on this three-cylinder MV Agusta F3 800 is the counter-rotating crankshaft, a technical solution that prior to the F3 675 was only available on MotoGP motorcycles. The objective? To reduce the rotational inertia effect during quick directional changes and to improve the vehicle balance with the resulting ease of handling of the F3.
The considerably higher performance is reflected, for the same bike mass, in an increased power-to-weight ratio (1.17 kg/HP) compared to the F3 675. And that's not all; the response to acceleration under all conditions as well as the smoothness of the power delivery at mid range rpm are remarkably improved. These two crucial factors immensely increase the pleasure of riding on the road and decreasing lap times on the track.
The 148 HP power output translates into a top speed of around 269 km/h coupled with a modification to the final drive ratio which has been increased from 16/43 to 17/41. Lastly, the mechanical slipper clutch system designed and developed by MV Agusta allows the best performance to be achieved even under hard braking.
Electronics
The three-cylinder MV Agusta project has brought the most advanced electronics ever seen to the middleweight category. The MVICS (Motor & Vehicle Integrated Control System) platform combines total electronic control of the throttle and throttle body with traction control.The Full Ride By Wire is to all intents and purposes the technological basis of the MVICS platform: the system makes it possible for the ideal throttle body aperture to be defined at any moment in time, so it is not dependent on the angular rotation of the twist grip. There are in fact no mechanical constraints between throttle and butterfly: the injection mapping and ignition are what defines the optimum fuel-air mix to give the best performance at all times and under all load conditions.
The MVICS offers a multimap approach, with three maps devised by MV Agusta technicians and one that can be fully customised by the rider, who mixes the parameters available to obtain the closest solution to his needs.
Traction control is by now a vital pre-requisite: it uses the same operating criteria as the much admired system employed on the F3 675, with 8 different levels that are easily selected using the handlebar controls and the compact, fully digital, dashboard.
Chassis
The excellent handling of the F3 675 are present on the MV Agusta F3 800. Beginning with the wheelbase of a mere 1,380 mm which is a record achievement that acts as the basis of the exceptional ease of handling of this revolutionary three-cylinder. The frame is the result of a clever combination of a main structure in ALS tubular steel and a middle section comprised of a pair of cast aluminium side plates, as well as the extended swingarm (576.5 mm) which has been designed to provide maximum traction.
The sophisticated Marzocchi front forks with 43 mm diameter legs and 125 mm of stroke offers adjustable spring preload and both compression as well as rebound adjustment. The fork and shock valving is dedicated in order to take full advantage of the higher performance 800cc engine.
The Sachs mono-shock absorber with a travel of 123 mm has a separate piggyback nitrogen reservoir and is fully adjustable for spring preload, compression and rebound. The brake system has been upgraded as well utilizing Brembo monobloc (M4.34a) front calipers to guarantee unrivaled braking performance even under the most severe conditions, especially at the track.
There is no change in the diameter of the two front discs (320 mm) and the rear brake system remains a two-piston caliper mated to a single 220 mm diameter disc. The tyres fitted as standard are Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa; 120/70-ZR17 on the front and 180/55-ZR17 rear.
The sophisticated Marzocchi front forks with 43 mm diameter legs and 125 mm of stroke offers adjustable spring preload and both compression as well as rebound adjustment. The fork and shock valving is dedicated in order to take full advantage of the higher performance 800cc engine.
The Sachs mono-shock absorber with a travel of 123 mm has a separate piggyback nitrogen reservoir and is fully adjustable for spring preload, compression and rebound. The brake system has been upgraded as well utilizing Brembo monobloc (M4.34a) front calipers to guarantee unrivaled braking performance even under the most severe conditions, especially at the track.
There is no change in the diameter of the two front discs (320 mm) and the rear brake system remains a two-piston caliper mated to a single 220 mm diameter disc. The tyres fitted as standard are Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa; 120/70-ZR17 on the front and 180/55-ZR17 rear.
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