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I get that as well, sometimes they can be over-done, but MV does with paint what extremely few automotive manufacturers do....
Even if you include all auto-manufacturers. Their paints stand-out against most other bike makers so impressively, any of the finishes is a sight to behold in comparison - you can see in the mechanic's corner (5th pic) a Kawasaki H2R and an Aprilia X-Trenta, neither holds a candle to the MV paint quality in my opinion. You'd really have to go to a Brough Superior or something equally bespoke to truly be on-par or exceed what MV does with the paint schemes 
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Moto Eye Candy Encore
This time around from the L.A. store, as opposed to Newport Beach - a different selection of SPECIAL motorcycles 😎😍😎.... ...
Real eye candy
I saw an F4 a few days ago, they aged well. The blue model in the background is a rare model, I don't recall ever seeing one before, looks nice too.
Couldn't agree more! The F4 is among those bikes, like classic Triumphs....
That aged especially well, only it's more seldom for a sports bike design than a cruiser in my opinion.... Funnily enough, when I chatted briefly with the store owner, Andrea, I mentioned to him I might be interested in placing an order for a hypothetical...
The F5 prototype engine looks interesting
That and the new Honda v3 are two of the most exciting news for me, time will tell.
By the way, I had focused on your F4 comment, and totally omitted answering your comment regarding the blue bike behind the SV Serie Oro....
It's a limited edition Brutale Assen - everything is clad in carbon-fiber, including blue carbon-fiber wheels. Unfortunately, they packed them so tightly together that it was impossible for me to get some good pictures of that one, you can Google the Asse...
De rigeur I would posit, here's a video tour of the features....
Via MV LA's YouTube channel....
Too much....
for both my wallet and skill level 😉. Both bikes are over 200hp, the first one is a limited edition of 500 at $75K, the second one 'Ago' is a limited edition of 83 at $85K. At that point I'd probably go and get both a new Overseas AND a 1921 for the same ...
A real pleasure my friend, the wire wheels are my firm favorites likewise!! 😍
Must have been Agostini's choice 💯%....
I have to say....
Having finally seen in person the matte red finish on the Superveloce 1000 Ago, it's my favorite red color in their lineup, I prefer it to the gloss red on the Serie Oro, as cool as that one undoubtedly is! Ultimately, the Rosso Verghera on my 98 is, in m...
I think the red from the ORO is one of the best looking ones.
Really pops against the normal red from my F4 . Didn’t see the AGO in person yet but i am a bit over with mat finished paint jobs tbh.
I get that as well, sometimes they can be over-done, but MV does with paint what extremely few automotive manufacturers do....
Even if you include all auto-manufacturers. Their paints stand-out against most other bike makers so impressively, any of the finishes is a sight to behold in comparison - you can see in the mechanic's corner (5th pic) a Kawasaki H2R and an Aprilia X-Tren...