2018 MV Agusta F3 800 | Short and Sweet Review

A full three minutes and fifty seven seconds on the 2018 MV Agusta F8 800.
Can MV shake its reputation for reliability with the Euro4 model? Here's hoping, because this is easily one of the best looking new bikes on the market. I just wish I had more time for a proper going-over...

[@Suckmine10]

I think they're on sale because a TFT upgrade for the speedo might be coming soon, along with newer electronics or whatever, which will need another few years to observe if they're as reliable as this generation of MV (only heard good things bout the 800cc-class MVs at the moment).

[@glynhannaford7332]

Good review. What's you view of the bike three years later, reliability etc?

[@mitchellpykett5927]

I ended up buying this particular bike. Was that cheap because the dealership was closing, not to do with reliability. Can confirm that it's been fantastic for the last 18 months and 8000km, especially with a proper exhaust on it.

[@Black_Gold_Saw]

"2018 bring plenty of changes some to do with new euro 4, and others improvement with reliability." While showing a clip right after that, where THE RIDER lets out the clutch to fast makes the bike stall, then proceeds to not hold the starter button long enough to make the bike actually crankover. 1 0 1, to make a bike look bad. Well done. Well done....

[@jaz9706]

Jason I know shocking eh mate. The fact is a thoroughbred race horse is always more fragile than a shetland pony. But what would you rather ride ?

[@geoffwatches]

Nice review. 16k nzd though?! That's like £8k! Msrp over here is over £13k

[@mouchthebiker2938]

you don't need to blur the speedo, they can calculate your speed by how fast those white lines flash past. all they need are the line dimensions which are painted to spec for that very purpose among their other more common tasks. great vid tho...first comment! WOOOHOOOO

[@GearDriven]

Ahh good point haha, never considered that!

[@lancelance4582]

Assumes the playback speed hasn't been altered.

[@mouchthebiker2938]

@@lancelance4582 true...can't really think of a workaround to that...

[@CosmonautJon]

1:04 what was that?

[@Black_Gold_Saw]

As I said in my comment: "2018 bring plenty of changes some to do with new euro 4, and others improvement with reliability." While showing a clip right after that, where THE RIDER lets out the clutch to fast makes the bike stall, then proceeds to not hold the starter button long enough to make the bike actually crankover. 1 0 1, to make a bike look bad. Well done. Well done.... Nothing to be concerned of. All related to the rider not being smooth on the clutch, not holding starter button long enough to crank over the engine.

[@allnighterist]

porsche 911 turbo? not sure