Hello Gentlemen, Now accepting bids for F4 SERIE ORO. Given previous posts and the way in which individuals have been badgered by members of this forum, notably the fellow from the Far East selling his Senna, allow me my pre-emptive strike. 1. This is NOT a Senna, SPR, Ago or Strada. This is one of only 300 handbuilt 1st Edition MV AGUSTA SERIE ORO ( one of only 20 imported by Cagiva to the U.S. ). 2. Like the members of this forum, I am an enthusiast, not a speculator. With 11,500 miles on my Y2K F4S, I walk the talk, in fact, in my 25+ years of riding, may I venture to say I've logged more miles than the cummulative total of the members of this forum. 3. I HATE when those engaged in a sale qualify the sale with the following remark,"No dreamers please"; I invite all dreamers to participate in this auction, for if we didn't have the dream, we wouldn't own MV Agustas! 4. This is not a Fire Sale, thus this will not be an inexpensive proposition. So there you have it. Make an offer on one documented MV AGUSTA SERIE ORO, just over 1000 miles, 1st service performed, Ferraci bar-risers, etc. Sincerely,

Masis

-- Dr. Masis (serie oro@aol.com), October 16, 2002

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Hey, this is the proper way to sell a bike. Where is the auction taking place? Better give us a link. Not that I'll be bidding...

There's nothing better to cut through the BS than an auction. If I were you I'd probably wait till the economy picks up a little. I don't think you need to worry too much about devaluation...

-- Andy Ruhl (quadreverb@yahoo.com), October 16, 2002.

Hello Andy, Bids can be forwarded directly via E-Mail. Masis

-- Dr. Masis (serie oro@aol.com), October 16, 2002.

Dr. Masis, Hi, I came accross your ad on greenspun.com. I have a 1999 MV Agusta F4 Serie Oro (600Km #267) looking to sell it. It is currently in Spain. I was wondering if you sold yours and how much. Also if you still had any leads for people who might still be interested in buying one. I can also give you commission if you help me sell it. I'd appreciate any help on this matter. Thanx George

-- George (gflefel@yahoo.com), July 25, 2003.