Here are the first spyshots of MV’s new 675cc triple. Very little information is known about the bike, but as you can see it has more than a passing resemblance to its bigger brother, the F4 1000, although it is possible this prototype is being

MV AGUSTA has revealed the 115bhp Brutale 675 ahead of its first public showing in Milan next week.The key facts are that it's based on the F3, gets a little less power (115bhp instead of 128bhp) and that it looks good enough to justify any price

Forget Honda Racing Corporation, Rossi's Yamaha or Mick Doohan's race craft. MV Agusta, in the hands of Giacomo Agostini, Mike Hailwood, John Surtees, Phil Read and other big names of racing past annihilated the competition throughout the 50s and 60

MV AGUSTA have revealed the prices for their new 675 range.The Brutale 675 will cost £7,999 and will be available in April 2012. The F3 675 will cost £9,999 and will be available in Febuary 2012. The super-trick F3 675 ORO will cost £19

YOU'RE LOOKING at the world's first real quality images of MV Agusta's 600cc triple-cylinder sportsbike.Visordown has been reporting on the rumours of the much-awaited middleweight over the last couple of years; we published sneaky spy shots

HERE ARE the first pictures of the gorgeous new 2010 MV Agusta Brutale.When the details are released by the factory they will claim that the bike is 85 percent new and comes with a new rear shock (20mm more travel) and traction control fitted

UK IMPORTER of MV Agusta motorcycles, MotoGB are offering discounts of up to £2800 off new bikes in their range.The Brutale 910S is available at £8999 (was £10349), the Brutale 910R is available at £9999 (was £12349) and the F4 1000R 312

AS well as the F3 – which doesn't go on sale until the end of the year and so is really a 2012 model – MV Agusta is working on a selection of derivatives to keep it going into the future.The most obvious of these, a mini-Brutale called the B3

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

MV AUGUSTA's Enrico D’Onofrio is being investigated over for suspected industrial espionage, unlawful competition and theft during his previous role with Ducati.D'Onofrio was appointed to managing director of MV Agusta on May 1st this year, after