Mv Agusta Brutale 750
The MV Agusta Brutale 750 was introduced in 2001 as one of the first modern naked streetfighters from the revived MV Agusta brand, showcasing stunning Italian design by Massimo Tamburini's team alongside genuine performance credentials. It was powered by a 749cc inline-four engine derived from MV Agusta's F4 superbike, making it a landmark machine that brought race-bred technology to the naked bike segment. The Brutale 750 helped re-establish MV Agusta's prestige in the market and laid the foundation for the long-running Brutale family, which continues to this day.
126 hp
Power
76 Nm
Torque
189 kg
Weight
~220 km/h
Top Speed
~6.5 L/100km (estimate based on class and engine type)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Watch the Cooling System
The Brutale 750 is air/oil-cooled and can run hot in slow traffic, leading to premature wear if not maintained. Always verify the oil cooler is in good condition before buying.
Rare Collector Status
Produced only from 2003–2005 in limited numbers, the Brutale 750 holds strong sentimental and collector value among MV Agusta enthusiasts. Well-maintained examples retain value better than most Italian bikes of the era.
Electrical Gremlins Common
Early Brutale 750 models are known for intermittent electrical issues, particularly with the starter relay and wiring connectors corroding over time. Always do a thorough electrical check and budget for potential rewiring work.
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