MV Agusta boss Giovanni Castliglione has announced his firm will launch four new bikes in the near future including a 1000cc Brutale.
However, Castiglione's near future is measured in years, not months as a a new cafe racer is on the cards but not until 2020 while a replacement for the near-Jurassic F4 Superbike is three years away and more than likely won't conform to current WorldSBK homologation rules, very like Ducati did with the Panigale V4.
However, for those not short of cash, there are plans for a final edition of the F4 - named Claudio after Castiglione's father - which will a WorldSBK bike with lights and indicators.
