Motorcycle specifications MV-AgustaF4 1000 RR édition 50 ans école aviation chasse 2011 French Top Gun

in the '80s, fighter aviation had its moment of cinematic glory with TOP GUN, and Maverick was not above continuing to exert his fervor on a Kawasaki GPZ once on the ground.
While the parallel between the bike and the airplane is much less intense today, there is one brand that still cultivates this fantasy land: MV-Agusta. After the limited (and very expensive) VELTRO series in homage to an Italian fighter plane, and the FRECCE TRICOLORI saluting the Italian aerobatic patrol, the MV-Agusta factory has now launched the VELTRO in homage to an Italian fighter plane, and the FRECCE TRICOLORI saluting the Italian aerobatic patrol.rienne italienne, l'usine de Varese salute cette fois l'une de nos fiers nationales mais toujours dans le domaine de l'aéronautique. The brand-new 201-hp F4 1000 RR is available in an edition of just 11, in the colors of the 50th anniversary of the French Air Force fighter school.

based in Tours since 1961, this French Top Gun school trains the republic's future fighter pilots on Alpha Jets. Some sixty instructors and 70 students are permanently on hand at air base 705. And, as part of the celebrations to mark this half-century of presence (the school was previously based in Morocco), an Alpha Jet will be flown in from the French Air Force base.e previously based in Morocco), an Alpha Jet was decked out in a special blue and grey paint scheme. The 11 F4s associated with this event are decked out in a deco similar to that of the aforementioned aircraft, the acrobatic glory of the Patrouille de France.

the beauty, proudly posing on its Öhlins suspension, was unveiledin the presence of MV boss Claudio Castiglioni and famous champion Giacomo Agostini. Everyone's eye will be irresistibly drawn to this blue and titanium dress, under which we can guess the details that flatter the diva: the red cylinder head cover, the gold-colored mesh and exhaust flues, like the Swedish suspates, that eternal single-armed unit that's impossible to get enough of, and the racing spirit that the F4 exudes. Drivers are bound to rediscover the sensations experienced at mach 0.81.

M.B - Photos: manufacturer and French Air Force.