Exquisitely designed aesthetically pleasing model from MV Augusta

The MV Agusta Dragster 800 has many notable drawbacks making it an unappealing choice. Its tendency to run hot, stiff suspension, and sensitive throttle make navigating through traffic very uncomfortable. The clutch is heavy adding to the strain. For inexperienced riders or... Read More

The Dragster 800 may look small when you see it for the first time, as it doesn't come with any kind of overhang past the wheels. But the canted-forward riding position makes it extremely roomy. Even for tall riders, it's surprisingly spacious. The bike has been designed in a... Read More

Being a die-hard fan of naked bikes, I'm always on the hunt for new entries in the market. When the MV Agusta Dragster 800 was launched in Phillippines, I was eager to try it out, but I got my hands on it when one of my friends purchased it. I must say the first ride was... Read More

I have explored many bikes that are hailing from a similar category or domain. Few are of reasonable price, some are extra manageable and some are pretty fast paced if compared to this MV Augusta model. Yet this has a special flavor to it and that is the reason I was compelled... Read More

The MV Agusta Dragster is a streetfighter mainly because it’s taller and more upright than naked-faired bikes. With all that visible steel bodywork, the teardrop-styled tank, and the skull-shaped headlight, the Dragster 800 looks very aggressive and raring to go. And it does.... Read More