MV Agusta calls their Brutale the “king of hypernaked bikes thanks to the absolute quality of the components, the advanced engine and benchmark electronics.” MCN called it “the best MV have produced in a very long time,” adding that “underneath its layers of shiny paint and away from its designer labels, decadent styling and fancy electronics it’s a well-sorted, involving, refined and capable motorcycle.”

Ignoring limited production models, only the Ducati Panigale V4 SP had a higher MSRP than the Brutale when it was released. “For the ultimate in showy, super naked decadence the MV Agusta will be right up your strada, if you’ve got cash to splash.” For 2022, MV went a step further with a special edition named after Germany’s famous racetrack, the Nurburgring. MV graced it with wild graphics to match the performance as well as distinctive BST carbon fiber wheels which saved 7 pounds of unsprung weight.

The 205+ horsepower engine was paired with Brembo Stylema monobloc calipers as well as Öhlins NIX electronically-controlled forks, shock, and steering damper. The Nurburgring also came with a race kit which included a 4-2-1 Arrow titanium exhaust, ECU with Race map, carbon fiber exhaust cover, and a carbon fiber passenger seat cover. With all that installed you’ll save another 13 pounds and bump output up to 215 horsepower.

This example is VIN: ZCGHT3AA2NV000535, The seller purchased it new and immediately removed the battery to put it on display in his collection.

The seller has never ridden the bike, which only has delivery mileage. The dashboard still has protective film on it.

It is #12 of the 150 examples built.
It is riding on the original tires with date codes of 3521 and 3821.


The sale does NOT include the pictured stands, though they may be available separately from the seller.

Modifications:
This bike is stock.

The sale includes two keys and the code card.

Currently located in Nevada, this MV Agusta is offered on a clean Pennsylvania title. Have any Brutale stories or questions about this listing? Let us know in the “Comments” tab!

