2016 Honda Grom, 2018 Yamaha R6(gone), 2020 MV Agusta Rush 1000
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I am suspecting there are some ongoing changes to MV Agusta’s brand characteristics.
The past image of MV Agusta that I had was that it was a very racing oriented brand. While these might not mean they are completely deleting the racing heritage, but might be safe to bet that at least some change of colors are going on. I will not be surprised if they come up with a scooter one of these days.
… wait, they already did, didn’t they.
- The suspection was there for some time but emerged more obvious after seeing EICMA this time. There were no major super-sport category related announcements.
- Come to think of it, they made the new 1000cc engine to put it on not the F4 but the Brutale afterall. and there are not any words about F4 so far.
- Current lineup has only 1 pure super sport bike, the F3. I am not sure if I can call the Superveloce a super sport bike.
The past image of MV Agusta that I had was that it was a very racing oriented brand. While these might not mean they are completely deleting the racing heritage, but might be safe to bet that at least some change of colors are going on. I will not be surprised if they come up with a scooter one of these days.
… wait, they already did, didn’t they.