MV Agusta 350B Sport

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MV Agusta 350B Sport

Manufacturer	MV Agusta
Production	1970-1974
Engine	Four Stroke, Twin Cylinder
Top speed	96 mph (154 km/h)
Power	28 hp (21 kW) @ 8400 rpm
Transmission	Unit Construction 5-speed
Suspension	Front, Teledraulic fork. Rear, Swing arm with hydraulic dampers
Brakes	Breaks: Front. Twin-Cam 200 mm. Rear. Drum 200 mm
Tires	: Front 2.75 x 18 Rear 3.25 x 18 Light alloy, wire spoke
Wheelbase	1330 mm
Weight	149 kg (328 lb)
Fuel capacity	13 Litres

MV Agusta 350B Sport is a motorcycle made by MV Agusta. The Motorcycle was first introduced at the Milan Motorcycle Show in 1969. This mid-sized bike had great acceleration and sporty looks. Between 1970-1974 a number of MV Agusta 350’s were based on the engine and frame design. These included the Electonica and Scrambler.^[1]

In 1972 the 350 was fitted with an electronic ignition and a full fairing version.

[edit] Specifications

Engine: Twin Cylinder, 4-stroke air cooled cylinder. Side-by-side cylinders at a 20 degree inclination. OHV engine with rocker support.
Frame: Steel Tube
Suspension: Front telescopic oleohydraulic fork, rear swing arm and telescopic oleohydraulic shock absorbers.^[2]
Bore Stroke: ( 4-Stroke Twin Cylinder 63 X 56 X 2 mm - 348.9 cm )
Compression Ratio: 9 : 1
Ignition: Coil
Clutch: Wet , Multi plate
Carburetors: Dell’ Orto UB 24 BS2, UB 24 B2
Wheels: Light Alloy, Wire Spoke 1.85 X 18”
Oil Tank capacity 2 kg.
Transmission: Geared Primary, Final Drive. Chain
Timing System: Push Rod
Cylinder Head / Barrel : Light Alloy