MV Agusta has officially revealed the Rush Titanio, a 300-unit limited-run version of its already outrageous hyper naked, built in Schiranna and loaded with exotic materials and updated tech. But let’s skip straight to the part everyone was waiting for. When this bike first surfaced earlier this year, it looked like one of those builds that would cost a metric ton.
Now that pricing is out, yeah, it basically does. At €44,900 in Italy, or roughly $53,000 USD, it lands just above the already pricey Rush 1000, which sits around $50,000.
That "small" pricing gap is what makes this interesting. You’re not doubling your money for exclusivity, but you are paying a noticeable premium for what looks, at a glance, like a collection of upgrades. So the question becomes simple. Is it actually worth it?
