Leon - because we have Sebastian as our local dealer, I will reiterate that I would go with the Rivale without even a thought of the Hypermotard SP. But I may be biased as a previous MV owner and big fan of the brand.
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Leon - because we have Sebastian as our local dealer, I will reiterate that I would go with the Rivale without even a thought of the Hypermotard SP. But I may be biased as a previous MV owner and big fan of the brand.
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I actually had a deposit on a duc hyper 820 sp, and cancelled to buy the b3. I just find the new duc hyper underwhelming. I'd most def. buy the rivale before Id get the hyper. I do love the older 1100 hyper fyi.
This is supposed to be a CAD drawing of the forthcoming MV Dragster 800.
New partial images were leaked yesterday:
2014 MV Agusta Brutale 800 Dragster Teaser Photos » Motorcycle.com News
Supposed to be somewhat of a cross of a Rivale and Brutale with lowered suspension, to perhaps compete with the Diavel. And to that point, comes with a 200-section rear tire. The plot thickens for my 2nd bike choice...
Right, front end sorted. I dropped the compression leg out & replaced the oil to 2.5wt, adding 7mm in volume height. I then drilled the oil feed to 1.5 mm from 1mm, standard.It now has composure unlike the teenager it was ? Only reacting to larger bumps & ignoring the little things in life. Fit a damper.great bike.
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This bike truly has no arse:
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