Motoroyale’s MV Agusta F3 RC ‘Limited Edition’ launched in India at Rs 21.99 lakh

Motoroyale, a part of the Kinetic Group of companies, on Tuesday launched its superbike MV Agusta F3 RC in the Indian market. It is to be noted that only six units of the limited edition of MV Agusta F3 will be available in India. It is priced at Rs 21.99 lakh (ex-showroom).

"As India's only multi-brand superbike company, we are extremely proud to be associated with MV Augusta and to offer this limited edition to Indian superbike aficionados. The F3 RC is the racing track version of the F3. MV Agusta boasts of a rich legacy as a racing champion and has a celebrated history of innovation, mileage, style and speed. The Italian bikemaker offers riders niche products with top-tier features as in the F3 RC. The values of MV Agusta fit right in with the DNA of the Motoroyale Kinetic brand," Motoroyale Kinetic Managing Director Ajinkya Firodia said after the launch of MV Agusta F3 RC.

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Motoroyale’s MV Agusta F3 RC is powered by a 3-cylinder, 798 cc engine that produces whopping 153 hp at 13,250 rpm and 88 Nm of torque. It weighs 165 kg and gets two-channel Bosch 9 Plus ABS system with Race Mode. Motoroyale claims that the top speed of MV Agusta F3 is 240 240 kmph.

The motorcycle also gets features like a power unit for SC, exhaust silencer carry-over, anodized aluminium mirror caps kit, an SC project exhaust silencer in titanium and carbon, billet aluminium brake/clutch levers and billet aluminium footpeg kit.

It further gets features like fibre-glass rear seat cover, dedicated bike cover, limited edition certificate of origin with MV Agusta F3 RC, rear paddock stand and sport license plate holder. The motorcycle also gets Agusta's racing livery along with red alloy wheels and the Italian tricolore.

In April this year, Motoroyale had introduced the limited edition MV Agusta Brutale 800 RR America in India for a starting price of Rs 18.73 lakh (ex-showroom). The company is an exclusive distributor of MV Agusta, Norton, SWM, FB Mondial and Hyosung bikes in India.