MV Agusta Brutale Corsa unveiled

MV Agusta has revealed the new limited edition Brutale Corsa.

Equipped with the same 156 bhp (116 kW / 158 PS) four-cylinder 1,078 cc engine that powers the latest Brutale 1090 RR, the Corsa version additionally features a fully adjustable Öhlins front fork and ultra-lightweight forged wheels. Anti-lock brakes are also fitted as standard.

MV Agusta Brutale Corsa (2013) Side

Visually, the Corsa is distinguished by its gloss black frame, bespoke hand-stitched saddle cover and unique pearl red and pearl white colour scheme. Furthermore, many of the bike’s components have been machined from solid billet, including the foot pegs, levers, steering head and reservoir caps. Finishing touches are provided by the special number-plate holder and a carbon fibre rear mudguard.

Although a UK price has yet to be announced, in Italy the Brutale Corsa costs €20,990 including VAT. That makes it €3,000 more expensive than the 1090 RR.

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