MV Agusta Superveloce 75 Anniversary: ​​from the opening of online reservations sold out in a very short time

Sold out in seconds, based on the information communicated, all 75 specimens of exclusivity MV Agusta Superveloce 75th Anniversary bookable online.

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Reservations for this special series, as expected, have been opened on the brand's renewed official website MV Agusta at midnight between Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November. From what has been reported, the time window for online reservations of the 75 examples should have remained open for 75 hours, but the attention of interested enthusiasts and collectors was so high that the reservations were finalized in a very short time.
The example summarizes the brand's experience and technique over its 75 years of history. The selected base of this model is the well-known Superveloce, the result of a fine balance between chassis, performance and construction care. A motorbike with a recognizable design thanks to retro nods and a peculiar tricolor livery, together with distinctive details such as the black and gold rims and the red Alcantara upholstery.

The model has a tubular trellis frame in ALS steel, therefore a 43 mm diameter Marzocchi front fork and upside-down hydraulics with external and separate adjustment system for the rebound, compression and spring preload brake. The stroke amounts to 125 mm. In the rear area, a single-sided swingarm in aluminum alloy with a progressive suspension consisting of a Sachs monoshock adjustable in rebound, compression and spring preload. The stroke amounts to 123 mm. Also reported is a Bosch 9 PLUS Race Mode ABS system with RLM (Rear wheel Lift-up Mitigation). The braking system includes a double 320 mm floating front disc solution with steel braking band and flange and Brembo 4-piston 34 mm monobloc radial caliper, while at the rear a 220 mm steel disc to which a caliper is attached Brembo with 2 34 mm pistons.
It is equipped with a 3-cylinder in-line engine. A power of is indicated 147 horses at 13.000 rpm with 88 Nm of torque at 10.600 rpm. The specimen can reach 240 km/h.

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