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MV Agusta Brutale 1000RR
The Hand-built in Italy as a numbered run of just 300 units, this prestigious limited edition is the result of direct collaboration with the Assen circuit and characterised by a specific colour scheme on a blue and silver base.
Pure MV Agusta sound Whilst inline-4 motor remains the same, the quickshifter gets both mechanical and software updates to improve performance. To control its power, the front discs are clamped down on by a set of Brembo Stylema four-piston calipers with a radial Brembo master cylinder at the lever. The rear is also Brembo, a PS13 brake master with a two-piston caliper handling rear brake duty.
There are a few more special parts—a carbon fiber cover for the pillion perch, CNC-machined brake and clutch levers, and an aluminum fuel cap. MV writes that the specific color scheme of the Assen edition combines Blu Nordico, Argento Ago, and gold—in other words, the blue, silver, and gold—into the mix resulting in an elegant, sporty, and perfect color palette that highlights the model’s attention to detail and first-rate technical equipment.
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