Remember the Brutale 800? Today, we talk about its big, bad brother from MV Agusta. Its name is Brutale 800 Dragster RR. Without going much overboard (in which, case you can get the Brutale 800 Dragster RC), this is the Brutale 800 Dragster variant to have. With dual-tone paint schemes on offer and some high-tech components…
MV Agusta has been expanding its motorcycle lineup since some time. After introducing three-cylinder models of its F4 and Brutale bikes (F3 and Brutale 3 Cilindri), it turned its attention to a new segment. The result of the same is Rivale 800. This bike is a supermoto style bike and takes aim at Ducati’s Hypermotard range.…
As one of the most iconic motorcycle makers, MV Agusta has been in operation for years. Its most known bike is the F4 whose design has remained virtually unchanged from when it first debuted. However, it has spawned a new bike. This bike has a three-cylinder engine and looks exactly like the F4. MV Agusta…
Two bikes have been the cornerstone of MV Agusta’s operations – the F4 and the Brutale. Of these, the Brutale is the bike meant for everyday use. Its upright ergonomics mean less fatigue for the rider. However, this bike is no slouch on the roads, as you will soon get to know. So, without further ado,…
MV Agusta is a motorcycle brand that needs no introduction. It is the only Italian bike maker that uses inline configuration engines and makes them sound sexy. It makes a particular bike named F4. This bike is known for its design that has remained largely unchanged since the beginning. Designed by the legendary late Massimo Tamburini,…
Europe is that part of the planet from where some of the most exotic and wonderful motorcycles have originated. To name some you have the S1000RR from BMW, RSV4 from Aprilia, 1199 Panigale from Ducati, and F4 from MV Agusta. While the S1000RR, RSV4, and 1199 Panigale have set the performance charts on fire and…