MV Agusta back in the game?

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Just read a press release that MV Agusta may be back at it.
[url=https://www.ridersdomain.com/magazine/motorcycle-industry-news/mv-holding-acquires-remaining-shares-mercedes-amg/]MV Agusta PR

so... how do you go on a trip of any kind with a bike like this? where the heck do you put your luggage?

I'm sorry, but if I can't see myself riding a bike across the Rockies to the Pacific, it is not a motorcycle, it is an ornament...

so... how do you go on a trip of any kind with a bike like this? where the heck do you put your luggage?

I'm sorry, but if I can't see myself riding a bike across the Rockies to the Pacific, it is not a motorcycle, it is an ornament... I rode a 1983 Honda XL600 from Ketchikan, Alaska, through most of British Columbia to Vancouver. That was 1600 km or about 1,000 miles. I kept going and finally ended up not far from the Mexican border. That was the only bike I owned at the time, so it was a touring bike. It rained almost the whole time until I got south of Portland, Oregon.

I am pretty sure that the MV Agusta, or my Z900 (which is equally lovely) would serve much better as a touring bike than a single which only had a kick starter, and was dang cantankerous to start.