MV Agusta Bruale 1090RR Special - GalleryMV Agusta are back in the frame with their new Brutale 990R and 1090RR. The Italian firm also had this trick 1090RR on display at their launch at the Misano circuit in Italy. You can read the road review

It's a sunny morning here in Italy; Visordown are road testing the MV Agusta Brutale 1090RR.When you first sit on it, it feels comfortable, not too prone and the best thing about it is the angles of the tank, the lip almost covers your knees

up and enjoying the admiration from other bikes. Don't get me wrong, they're top bikes, but super-focused and I'd find it hard to live with an original Brutale day to day.So the two new models are the 990R (998cc) and a 1090RR (1078cc). As I mentioned

Click to read: MV Agusta Brutale 1090RR owners reviews, MV Agusta Brutale 1090RR specs and see the MV Agusta Brutale 1090RR image gallery.MV Agusta have been quiet of late and it’s 11 years since they made any kind of notable impact with the launch

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's down to just three, all with the firm's 1090 engine. And simpler still is the naming policy – there's just the Brutale 1090, Brutale 1090R and Brutale 1090RR. The number of Rs reflects the bike's spec and the fatness of your wallet.With no Rs at all

AFTER MY stint on the 1090RR, MV Agusta gave us the chance to immediately test the new 990R for best comparison.I was expecting just a slightly less savage, more managable bike but surprisinigly, it feels more different than you'd expect. The riding

STRANGE NAME but this is the 165bhp Brutale Cannonball, from Italian motorcycle manufacturer MV Agusta.The naked 1098cc, which is being touted by MV as 'exclusively for racing', produces 20bhp more wallop than the standard Brutale 1090RR, thanks

NEW ZERO per cent finance offers from MV Agusta UK are now avaialble on the new2010 Brutale 990R and 1090RR naked streetbikes.Based on the great feedback MV received from customers that took the opportunity to test ride the company's superbikes