MV Agusta Parts Supplier???

[Steve G.]

Off forum subject, certainly apologies are made. An old friend of mine just purchased a mid 1970’s MV Agusta 750 America. It’s needing some parts,,,,,,
Who’s the big MV supplier these days? The old ones.

 

[Ian D]

Try the MV Agusta forum, plenty of knowledgeable people on there.

 

[IAG]

Off forum subject, certainly apologies are made. An old friend of mine just purchased a mid 1970’s MV Agusta 750 America. It’s needing some parts,,,,,,
Who’s the big MV supplier these days? The old ones.

& there's one or two vintage MV F-book groups

 

[Mactriple]

It depends on what the owner is after. Things are getting a bit tight with early MVs. The Kay's in the UK are very expensive and don't list very well what they have. That requires a phone call. However, Albert Bold is reasonable and is very skilled and has made many parts. Arturo Magni's son in Italy also can supply limited parts. What parts are required? Cheers, Ian

 

[Steve G.]

It sounds like mostly brake system rebuild kits, so, I’m assuming it would be old school Brembo stuff?

 

[Steve G.]

I know Wolfgang covers a lot of non Laverda parts for all the most known Italian brands, and I initially sent the owner to contact Wolfgang.

 

[Mactriple]

Steve, if it is hydraulic brake parts then that will be easy. Best of luck. If you get a chance have a look at the inside of the frame where the swing arm mounts and tell me what you think? Cheers, Ian

 

[lavgert]

It sounds like mostly brake system rebuild kits, so, I’m assuming it would be old school Brembo stuff?

… more likely Grimeca and Scarab brake stuff on the MV 750 Sport. Only the very late 750 America had Brembo stuff mounted.
Ciao, Gert

 

[EncinoBoy]

What kind of enthusiast can't figure out what brand brakes his MV COLLECTOR BIKE has and
then inveigles you to do the heavy lifting ?

p,s, I need a rectangular headlight for my 600 MV....Nah !