New MV Agusta
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Re: New MV Agusta
I quite like that. I shouldn't, but as a whole I find it rather aesthetically pleasing. And you know it will sound pretty sexy
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Re: New MV Agusta
Nahhhh, don' t like it that much, and I already have 2 bikes I don't ride enough!
The reduno money is going to buy me a few months off so I can ride the bikes some. Oh, and pay a wedding/honeymoon. I have suggested IOM for honeymoon
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Re: New MV Agusta
I think my chances of getting that over the line are very slim
but i do hope to get over sometime post offshore Happiness is not a destination. It is a way of life.
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Re: New MV Agusta
https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/n ... 2024-bikes
It looks like the Brutale and some other bikes are going from 800 to 950cc
It looks like the Brutale and some other bikes are going from 800 to 950cc
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Re: New MV Agusta
MV Agusta announces its participation to the 2023 edition of EICMA, the world’s most important motorcycle show, to be held in Milan on November 7-12.
November 2023 will mark a grand return for the Schiranna brand, with an impressive roster of stunning models, projects and initiatives that will delight fans and owners from across the world.
Among these novelties, MV Agusta will reveal the much awaited 9.5 project in its final form.
This coming edition will also be MV Agusta’s first EICMA participation in collaboration with its partner, PIERER Mobility AG (The Austrian Group that owns KTM, Husqvarna, GAS GAS, etc.), proving how the partnership is moving in the right direction.
Visitors will have an opportunity to discover the latest MV Agusta range, as well as the new designs and cutting-edge technologies, on top of being offered a first glimpse of the company’s future plans.
November 2023 will mark a grand return for the Schiranna brand, with an impressive roster of stunning models, projects and initiatives that will delight fans and owners from across the world.
Among these novelties, MV Agusta will reveal the much awaited 9.5 project in its final form.
This coming edition will also be MV Agusta’s first EICMA participation in collaboration with its partner, PIERER Mobility AG (The Austrian Group that owns KTM, Husqvarna, GAS GAS, etc.), proving how the partnership is moving in the right direction.
Visitors will have an opportunity to discover the latest MV Agusta range, as well as the new designs and cutting-edge technologies, on top of being offered a first glimpse of the company’s future plans.
