Mv Agusta motorcycles for sale in Ventura, California

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2015 Mv Agusta F3 675 EAS ABS

2015 Mv Agusta F3 675 EAS ABS

$11,799

Ventura, California

Year 2015

Make Mv Agusta

Model F3 675 EAS ABS

Category -

Engine -

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2015 MV AGUSTA F3 675 EAS ABS,

2012 Mv Agusta F4 1000R

2012 Mv Agusta F4 1000R

$11,499

Ventura, California

Year 2014

Make Mv Agusta

Model BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800

Category -

Engine -

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2014 MV AGUSTA BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800,

2014 Mv Agusta BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800

2014 Mv Agusta BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800

$11,499

Ventura, California

Year 2014

Make Mv Agusta

Model BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800

Category -

Engine -

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2014 MV AGUSTA BRUTALE DRAGSTER 800,

2012 Mv Agusta Brutale RR

2012 Mv Agusta Brutale RR

$12,799

Ventura, California

Year 2012

Make Mv Agusta

Model Brutale RR

Category Standard Motorcycles

Engine 1,078 cc

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2012 Mv Agusta Brutale RR, AWESOME MACHINE, READY TO RIDE... - Maximum performance without compromise, this is the creed of the new Brutale RR 1090. The Brutale RR 1090 is the most important addition to the Brutale 2012 line-up, it is an absolute missile capable of exceptional performance and a level of handling that makes all other naked bikes pale by comparison. The 1,078 cubic centimeter four-cylinder engine with radial intake and exhaust valves offers the highest power output ever by a Brutale. New camshafts, new intake tracts, new throttle bodies (same bore diameter as the F4) all contribute to the record power level of 116,5 kilowatts (158 horsepower) at 11.900 revolutions per minute. This engine is simply extraordinary and capable of satisfying even the most demanding rider thanks to the addition of the slipper clutch, new engine mapping and traction control with 8 levels of intervention. The chassis of the MV Agusta Brutale RR 1090 is worthy of an authentic superbike without fairings, the ultra-light CrMo steel tube chassis that is hand welded (TIG) with adjustable steering geometry that allows the rider to adapt the geometry to their personal needs. Logically, a superbike needs to have the best suspension available: Marzocchi 50 millimeter USD front forks with DLC coating and dedicated valving for the Brutale RR 1090 together with a Sachs single shock with high and low speed compression adjusters along with rebound and spring pre-load adjusters. Completing the high level of components are the brakes and wheels: Brembo monobloc front brake calipers (the same as on the hypersport F4RR) with 320 millimeter rotors as well as forged aluminum wheels that weight over one kilogram less that cast wheels and help reduce the unsprung mass.