lytehouse
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Very nice indeed.....she must be on :cloud9:
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Wifey Upgrade from Ninja 250 to MV Agusta Brutale
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NJFZ1
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Nice upgrade for the wifey Brian 
FZ1yb
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The local Duc shop has demo rides of the 2012 MV Agusta Brutale 1090RR.
I haven't decided if I will try it. Probably yes.
I haven't decided if I will try it. Probably yes.
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FZ1yb
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This bike makes me think of a hybrid offspring of a FZ1 and a Monster....
Oldschool
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Hi Brian, long time no hear. Nice bike for your wife, congratulations!
Brock Kickass
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I looked at the 1090R when I was shopping for an upgrade to my FZ6R. Very, very cool bike. I'm sure your wife will have a blast on it. In the end, the reliability of the FZ1 and the easy conversion to a bada$$ looking naked bike won me over. It also helps that my local Yamaha dealer treat me very well. Heading over to the dealership after work tonight to put the finishing touches on my bike. Hopefully riding by the weekend.
FZ1yb
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I think Brian's wife got a 750 though, correct?
Brock Kickass
Wizard
I'm pretty sure it is. Has anyone seen this yet? Brutale 675, slated to be released next summer. Looks cool.
Brock Kickass
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Stupid image won't load; Google it, it's a really nice looking bike. MV makes beautiful stuff.
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Blavenia
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Yes Wifey's ride is a 750 as listed above. The 675 Brutale hasn'tbeen released yet. Still waiting for F3 to arrive in this country to take a look.
If you can only have one bike the MV probably is not the right choice since you'll find youself sitting in the garage admiring it and cleaning every little bug off just as much as you ride it. Not to mention when thetime comes for a part you will not have it in three days like a Yamaha. That's probably the whole point for my wife prior to riding it. After getting on it you get a different perspective about the thing's place in the world. It is more emotional for her than lap times or spec sheets.
If you can only have one bike the MV probably is not the right choice since you'll find youself sitting in the garage admiring it and cleaning every little bug off just as much as you ride it. Not to mention when thetime comes for a part you will not have it in three days like a Yamaha. That's probably the whole point for my wife prior to riding it. After getting on it you get a different perspective about the thing's place in the world. It is more emotional for her than lap times or spec sheets.