Brutale 800 (2013 - 2016) reviewNew midsize Brutale fills the gap between 675 and 1090Updated: 19 Sep 2018 Share BrandMV AgustaCategoryNakedEngine Capacity800ccProsGorgeous, high-quality, high-techConsExpensiveTags:MPGpricereviewfor saleforumspecstop speedspecificationsbhphorsepowerpicturesMV AgustaExhaustsParts & SparesBrutale Previous Article Rivale (2013 - present) review Next Article 200 Duke (2012 - present) review Related Articles General MV Agusta hits financial difficulties, according to reports New Bikes One of Honda’s best-selling full-sized motorcycles receives a colour overhaul General Honda continues its dominance of the UK’s two-wheel market in August Workshop Clarke MGH2 4.2kW Mobile Gas Heater with Folding Cabinet review New Bikes BMW teases near-production-ready R20 in new video series New Bikes Kawasaki’s 2027 naked range receives major colour overhaulLatest Reviews Motorbike Honda CB1000F review: Honda’s most convincing retro bike yet 20/08/26 Gear Akaso 360 review: Is it a rival for the Insta360? 30/06/26 Motorbike Still naughty by nature, or has the 790 Duke grown up? 22/06/26 Motorbike Suzuki's SV650 finally gets the update it deserved 22/06/26 Gear Alpinestars Tech-Air 5 Plasma review: the best plug-n-play motorcycle airbag solution? 13/06/26Sign up for The Visordown NewsletterYour information will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More Reviews Gear Oxford's £340 adventure suit has become my go-to kit in 30°C heat 09/06/26 Gear Three boots in one: Eleveit X Privilege E-Dry Enduro review 08/06/26 Road Test This Chinese bike is super cheap; is it worth it? 08/06/26 Motorbike CFMoto 1000MT-X review: More than just a budget ADV? 01/06/26 First Ride You can’t afford not to buy Hero’s new dual sport 23/05/26
