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MV Agusta showcased its gorgeous Brutale 675 at EICMA 2014.
The MV Agusta Brutale proudly flaunts its Italian lineage. With the Brutale series of motorcycles already having made a name for itself, it was perfect for MV Agusta to build a lightweight naked motorcycle with all the good looks, yet being slightly lighter on the pocket. The Brutale sports an ultra compact three cylinder engine and with a counter rotating crankshaft, a feature usually seen only on MotoGP bikes! The bike also has Traction Control with 8 different levels of adjustment. It also has a single sided swingarm with a Sachs suspension unit. 43mm USD upfront and 'Racing Brakes' with radial callipers.
The engine produces a very healthy 108.5 HP at 12500 rpm and 65 Nm at 12000 rpm. The MVICS (Motor & Vehicle Integrated Control System) has 4 preloaded maps to be chosen from and a fifth customizable map.
The MV Agusta Brutale proudly flaunts its Italian lineage. With the Brutale series of motorcycles already having made a name for itself, it was perfect for MV Agusta to build a lightweight naked motorcycle with all the good looks, yet being slightly lighter on the pocket. The Brutale sports an ultra compact three cylinder engine and with a counter rotating crankshaft, a feature usually seen only on MotoGP bikes! The bike also has Traction Control with 8 different levels of adjustment. It also has a single sided swingarm with a Sachs suspension unit. 43mm USD upfront and 'Racing Brakes' with radial callipers.
The engine produces a very healthy 108.5 HP at 12500 rpm and 65 Nm at 12000 rpm. The MVICS (Motor & Vehicle Integrated Control System) has 4 preloaded maps to be chosen from and a fifth customizable map.
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