MV Agusta Brutale 1133 EVO-CA, the new special bike from Moto Corse

The San Marino company Moto Corse has already produced some very interesting special bikes in the past, usually based on Ducati and, as in this case, on MV Agusta. This time the company's technicians wanted to get their hands on the Brutale 1078 RR, bringing out a new gem that is truly mouth-watering: the Brutale 1133 EVO-CA.

This is both a stylistic and technical evolution, which allows the Brutale to gain something in terms of power and performance and at the same time renew itself in design and appearance. Just look at the new aggressive lines that characterize the vehicle, created with the use of innovative carbon components with glossy and matt black colors, contrasting with some elegant gold inserts.

What makes this car most exclusive, however, are the technological additions, such as the Ohlins suspensions and the CNC accessories in ergal-titanium, not to mention the brakes with Sicom Tdrive carbon-ceramic discs and Brembo calipers. News regarding the rear mono-shock absorber, which is now an Ohlins TTX developed by Moto Corse itself. In the end the overall weight of the Brutale is 168 kg.

However, this would make little sense if we didn't compare it with the engine and here too we are dealing with something really interesting: Moto Corse has installed an HRT Big bore kit with an 81 mm bore and managed by a Microtec control unit. The displacement has thus gone from 154 HP to 171, while the torque has made a leap from the original 117 to the current 127 Nm.

Further information will soon be available on the official website www.motocorse.net.