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i k e s & a t v s<br />

BRP ADDS A TOURING MODEL TO ITS CAN-AM SPYDER ROADSTER LINE-UP<br />

BRP introduces the new Can-Am<br />

Spyder RT roadster in response to specific<br />

consumer demand for a touring platform.<br />

The 2010 Can-Am Spyder Roadster lineup<br />

now includes the Spyder RS (Roadster<br />

Sport) and RT (Roadster Touring) models.<br />

The introduction of a touring model<br />

coincides with a substantial gain in market<br />

presence on the heels of strong consumer<br />

demand since the roadster’s launch 2<br />

years ago. Driven by a passionate owner<br />

community, the innovative three-wheel<br />

concept has become a global phenomenon<br />

in more than 50 countries to-date.<br />

“The Can-Am Spyder RS is already a<br />

resounding market success, although,<br />

clearly, its full growth potential is only<br />

beginning to materialise,” said Australian<br />

and New Zealand Can-Am Spyder Product<br />

Manager Rohan Slater.<br />

”We are delivering the expansion of<br />

our Can-Am Spyder roadster line-up<br />

as promised at its launch in 2007 and<br />

believe the announcement of the Spyder<br />

RT will further accelerate the momentum<br />

experienced thus far.”<br />

The Can-Am Spyder RT roadster<br />

powered by a Rotax 991 engine with<br />

Electronic Throttle Control optimized for<br />

touring stays true to the brand’s promise<br />

to deliver a perfect balance of performance<br />

and peace of mind. The roadster features<br />

the same acclaimed BOSCH-engineered<br />

Vehicle Stability System (VSS) as found in<br />

the Spyder RS roadster, which includes Antilock<br />

Brakes, Traction Control and Stability<br />

Control systems.<br />

The VSS, coupled with the inherent<br />

stability of the roadster’s ‘Y-architecture’<br />

and overall ease of use reinvents riding for<br />

enthusiasts of all skill levels.<br />

BRP is also introducing an industry-first<br />

optional RT622 trailer package, designed<br />

specifically for the Spyder RT roadster,<br />

which is compatible with the vehicle’s<br />

stability system and provides an additional<br />

622 litres of storage.<br />

“The introduction of the Can-Am Spyder<br />

RT now provides options for sport and<br />

touring enthusiasts alike,” said Chris<br />

Dawson, Vice-President and General<br />

Manager, BRP International Division.<br />

“BRP’s superior design and innovation<br />

continues to deliver paradigm-shifting<br />

vehicles that push the envelope and the RT<br />

model is no exception.<br />

The new platform goes brilliantly with<br />

what touring riders demand and there is<br />

no doubt in my mind the Can-Am Spyder<br />

RT is going to forever change the touring<br />

motorcycle category.”<br />

MV Agusta launches new Brutale 990R and 1090RR<br />

After years of success and with over<br />

15,000 bikes sold worldwide, MV Agusta<br />

has launched the all-new Brutale 990R and<br />

1090RR on the prestigious Misano circuit in<br />

Italy. “We are writing a new chapter in the<br />

glorious history – rich in tradition and victories<br />

of MV Agusta. A new chapter of renewed<br />

excitement, commitment and investment in<br />

the Brand and its future” commented Enrico<br />

d’Onofrio, Managing Director of MV Agusta.<br />

The new Brutale keeps the essential<br />

lines of the model that over the years has<br />

touched the heart of fans, while boosting<br />

and enriching the technological content<br />

almost all of the technical and aesthetic<br />

components have been completely renewed.<br />

The Brutale pushes the limits of research<br />

and technology with its 2010 models - the<br />

990R and the 1090RR. With its state-of-theart<br />

components, the 2010 Brutale delivers<br />

acclaimed performance and ease of riding,<br />

in keeping with the “Made in MV” formula, a<br />

commitment to excellence in components,<br />

in the design of which MV Agusta is at the<br />

forefront.<br />

The “easy” handling enables the Brutale<br />

to compete with the Japanese naked bikes,<br />

it is agile and instinctive in the hands of<br />

the rider. It excels on the racetrack, and its<br />

eclectic elegance and charm thrill even the<br />

casual admirer. To achieve these results,<br />

it was necessary to replace 85% of the<br />

components, but the new Brutale has<br />

preserved the significant style features of<br />

previous versions. The work carried out on<br />

the 990R and 1090RR cannot be defined as<br />

mere restyling rather, it is a silent MV Agusta<br />

revolution.<br />

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