2014 Mv Agusta Brutale B3 675 Sportbike on 2040-motos
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Escondido, California, US
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2014 Mv Agusta Brutale B3 675, MV AGUSTA Brutale B3 675, all colors in stock!!! - Finally. The long awaited MV Agusta Brutale 673 is now in stock at Moto Forza. Class leading performance, GP like handling, ride-by-wire electronics with variable mapping and traction control, and unmistakable Italian styling, make this famed 3 cylinder naked style piece of motorcycle art an instant winner! And in about a week we will have the Brutale 800 also. Come and see it in our showroom or call our knowledgable sales specialist for details. MSRP $10,998. CA residents will pay tax, registration, doc fee.
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