MV Agusta has entered the adventure bike market with the introduction of their latest offering, the Enduro Veloce. Positioned as a successor to the limited-run LXP Orioli, this adventure bike promises exceptional performance and bears a striking resemblance to its premium sibling, the £26,700 LXP Orioli.
Priced at £21,800, the Enduro Veloce is powered by a robust 931cc triple engine housed within a steel alloy frame, delivering impressive power and torque figures of 122bhp and 75lb.ft respectively.
Manufactured entirely in Italy, the Enduro Veloce boasts advanced technology not commonly found in its competitors, according to Alessandro Volpini, Head of R&D for MV Agusta. With a claimed weight of 224kg when fully fueled, this adventure bike offers a balanced blend of power and agility.
Designed for both on-road and off-road performance, the Enduro Veloce features dirt-centric 18/21” tubeless Takasago Excel wheels and offers 210mm of suspension travel at both ends. The adjustable 48mm Sachs forks and Sachs mono-shock ensure optimal handling and comfort in various riding conditions.
Despite its rugged appearance, the Enduro Veloce is engineered to provide a civilized and sweet-handling touring experience, backed by significant track testing to maximize on-road performance. Key features include a counter-rotating crankshaft to counteract gyroscopic effects, bi-directional quickshifter, hydraulically operated clutch lever, and advanced safety features such as Brembo Stylema calipers, rear lift control, cornering ABS, traction control, wheelie control, and launch control.
Aerodynamic efficiency has been prioritized in the design, with careful attention to directing airflow away from the rider and pillion while optimizing radiator cooling.
Connectivity features are abundant, with the MV Ride app allowing access to phone connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, route sharing, ride data analysis, and remote configuration of bike settings.
A wide range of accessories is available for personalization, including optional adventure tires, sump guard, engine bars, fog lights, high mudguard kit, aluminum panniers, and Termignoni exhaust options.
Following MV Agusta’s integration into the Pierer Mobility family, parts shortages have been resolved, with bikes expected to arrive in dealerships by summer.
The Enduro Veloce represents MV Agusta’s foray into the adventure bike segment, offering enthusiasts a compelling blend of performance, technology, and versatility for their riding adventures.
