MV Agusta - Scrambler - 250 cc - 1970






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MV Agusta 250 Scrambler, a 246 cc four‑stroke twin first registered in 1970, with 37,162 km shown on the odometer, frame MV 250 B 2110756 and engine number 2110709, currently without a registration certificate and in need of restoration, located in Northern Italy.
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MV Agusta 250 Scrambler - 1970
When in 1968 MV Agusta presented its new roadster 250B twin in 1968, it was almost obvious that soon they would also present a Scrambler version.
It was a nice 4-stroke twin of 246 cc, OHV, 5 gears, 19 HP at 7800 rpm and a top speed of 125 km/h.
The style, surprising and original, was certainly the most beautiful among the road scramblers built up to then, even though Italian riders did not share the American market’s enthusiasm for this segment, which is why about 52 units were produced from 1969 to 1970.
Silver color with a red stripe on the gas tank.
37,162 kilometers displayed on the odometer.
Frame number: MV 250 B *2110756*.
Vehicle restored over the years.
Sitting idle for some time, withdrawn from private collection.
The motorcycle has always been Italian (first registration year: 1970).
Original vintage Italian license plate, province AL.
The motorcycle is delivered together with a copy of the MV Agusta historic register certificate of entry, which reads: "The tank color silver featured a red horizontal band with the original MV-AGUSTA logo overlaid. This model in the Scrambler version is derived from the MV 250 twin from 1968. We can define it as a prototype since it was produced in only 2 units in 1969."
The motorcycle is sold with a copy of the technical data.
The bike is deregistered from official records.
Possibility of home delivery/shipping in Italy and abroad.
The motorcycle is located in Reggio Emilia – Italy.
The buyer is also responsible for customs-related costs if the vehicle leaves the European Community (EXTRA CE).
MV Agusta 250 Scrambler - 1970
When in 1968 MV Agusta presented its new roadster 250B twin in 1968, it was almost obvious that soon they would also present a Scrambler version.
It was a nice 4-stroke twin of 246 cc, OHV, 5 gears, 19 HP at 7800 rpm and a top speed of 125 km/h.
The style, surprising and original, was certainly the most beautiful among the road scramblers built up to then, even though Italian riders did not share the American market’s enthusiasm for this segment, which is why about 52 units were produced from 1969 to 1970.
Silver color with a red stripe on the gas tank.
37,162 kilometers displayed on the odometer.
Frame number: MV 250 B *2110756*.
Vehicle restored over the years.
Sitting idle for some time, withdrawn from private collection.
The motorcycle has always been Italian (first registration year: 1970).
Original vintage Italian license plate, province AL.
The motorcycle is delivered together with a copy of the MV Agusta historic register certificate of entry, which reads: "The tank color silver featured a red horizontal band with the original MV-AGUSTA logo overlaid. This model in the Scrambler version is derived from the MV 250 twin from 1968. We can define it as a prototype since it was produced in only 2 units in 1969."
The motorcycle is sold with a copy of the technical data.
The bike is deregistered from official records.
Possibility of home delivery/shipping in Italy and abroad.
The motorcycle is located in Reggio Emilia – Italy.
The buyer is also responsible for customs-related costs if the vehicle leaves the European Community (EXTRA CE).
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