Whilst the F4 Senna is a tribute to a legend, this particular example is also owned by a legend, Australia’s own multiple WSBK & AMA Superbike Champion Troy Corser.
Troy received this F4 from Cagiva in March 2002 and as the photos show it has been maintained in 100% showroom original condition. Part of Troy's personal collection, it has remained in a custom made humidifier guaranteeing no environmental deterioration. The bike has only 215k on the clock and is arguably the most original example of the 300 world-wide limited build.
This special bike is sold with a signed letter of authenticity, as well as a framed copy for display purposes, ensuring forever that build number 123 was supplied to Troy Corser.
Please note this bike is advertised from Australia and the advertised price may include shipping concession, &/or be subject to currency exchange rate fluctuation. Please contact RaiderMoto.com &/or visit the Raidermoto.com web site to obtain a price relative to the current exchange rate.
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