R.I.P. Massimo Tamburini, famous bike designer

The great Italian motorcycle designer, Massimo Tamburini, is no longer serving his incredible designs to the world as he died on 6th April 2014 due to lung cancer. Famous machines crafted by this respected man are the Ducati 916 and the MV Agusta F4.

Being a citizen of San Marino, he gave most of his innovations and labour to MV Augusta and from there only he took his restirement on 31st December 2008. His passion for bikes made him turned him into a well known chassis designer.

In the year 1971, his hardwork resulted into the first bike ever customized by him that was named as MV Agusta 750 Sport, wherein, his frame was incorporated. He had also served Ducati, where his first creation was Ducati Paso 750 that was introduced in 1986. Though, in his carrier, Bimota and Cagiva were his steps to success.

Massimo Tamburini's last but everlasting bike that will keep his spirit alive was the MV Agusta F3 675. The golden 70 years of his life are now engraved in the motorcycling history book and each and every biker should pray for his soul to rest in peace.