Brutale 675 Varese 2012

The European Rowing Championship takes place on Lake Varese in northwest Italy later this month and, to mark the occasion, local firm MV Agusta has unveiled a special version of its Brutale 675.

Wearing the colours of the Italian Rowing Federation, the unique Varese 2012 edition sports a blue and white paintjob with matching wheels. Completing the look are a blue seat, a four oars motif for the tank sides and a ‘Varese 2012’ inscription on the side panels.

MV Agusta Brutale 675 Varese 2012 (2012) Side

Mechanically everything remains standard, which means that power comes from a three-cylinder engine producing 108 bhp (81 kW / 110 PS) and 65 Nm (48 lb/ft) of peak torque.

It seems that the Brutale 675 Varese 2012 won’t become a showroom model though, which is a shame given its attractive livery.

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