Superveloce Alpine by MV Agusta and Alpine

French race and sports car manufacturer, Alpine and Italian motorcycle manufacturer joined forces to produce a custom, high-end performance car-inspired limited production motorcycle. The Superveloce Alpine. The Superveloce Alpine is inspired by the Alpine A110 sports car. The distinct design elements of the Superveloce Alpine mirror its source of inspiration.

Dressed in a stunning Blue Alpine and Ago Silver livery, the bike is highlighted by specialized details such as the raised “A” badges (borrowed from the original A110 design), an Alcantra seat with blue stitching, and carbon fiber components (chain cover, air duct covers, front and rear mudguards and lower fairing). A key factor in the design includes both the French and Italian flags, acknowledging the countries of origin for the two collaborating manufacturers and their achievement.

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The Superveloce Alpine is more than just a visual nod to the Alpine A110. Its 3 cylinder, 798cc engine produces an output of 147hp and 88-foot pounds of torque. With the installment of the Arrow three-exit exhaust equipped racing kit, the horsepower output increases to 153. Additionally, the racing kit includes a dedicated ECU map, rear seat cover, a CNC machined fuel cap, complete with an “Alpine” embossed leather strap and a customized bike cover.

Further enhancements that boost performance include Marzocchi upside-down forks, Brembo four-piston, monobloc radial front calipers, and aluminum alloy, CNC machined black rims.

The rider aid suite is comprehensive with features such as launch control, cruise control, and the five-inch TFT color display. A highlight is the rider-to-bike connectivity thanks to the new MV Ride app that offers control over a selection of engine modes and rider aids.

The Superveloce Alpine, a collaboration by MV Agusta and Alpine is limited to a production run of 110 units and comes with a Certificate of Origin. MSRP is $35,017.50. The production number of each bike is identified via the badge, centered at the top triple tree clamp.

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