MV Agusta Brutale (2001 to 2027)

The Brutale is MV Agusta's naked "streetfighter" family, launched in 2001 with the limited edition 750 Oro and still in production today. Penned by Massimo Tamburini and built around the Ferrari derived F4 four cylinder engine, it paired stripped-back styling with genuine superbike performance. Over the years it grew through a range of displacements from the original 750 to the 910, 989/990 and 1078/1090 fours, plus the entry level 920, before adopting F3 derived three cylinder 675 and 800 versions in 2012. The four cylinder returned in 2019 with the 1000 Serie Oro, billed as the world's fastest naked bike. Throughout its run the Brutale has been defined by aggressive Italian design, premium componentry, and a steady stream of limited and special editions.