MV Agusta Testalarga: a unique Superveloce!

Never short of ideas when it comes to creating limited series, MV Agusta has unveiled a unique version of its sublime Superveloce on its networks. Called "Testalarga", it pays homage to the model of the same name entered in 1973 in Grand Prix at the hands of Giacomo Agostini with a unique paint and some modifications to the level of the lower fairing for better heat dissipation at the level of the exhaust. There is also a new quick-opening fuel cap, a red leather saddle and a new part that takes place on the screen. Checked The triple cylinder configuration isn't a 'new' thing to MV Agusta. The storied race history of MV Agusta has some of its most important and effective race bikes holding a triple cylinder motor in their frame. One especially worthy of remembering is the 1973 #Testalarga a bike that toured the world winning race after race at the hands of the legendary Giacomo Agostini; The name, Testalarga, coming from its over sized cylinder heads. This modern representation of #Testalarga brings some unique touches to a one-off Superveloce to make it truly special and recall the elegant looks of MV Agusta race bikes of the past. A special paint job in our traditional red and silver adorn the Testalarga and some performance-minded modifications have been made to the lower fairing to allow heat from the exhaust to escape