With the AGOSTINO project we are entering a new era of premium touring custom projects.
Now art will comfortably accompany you on the longest road.

The project is named after the Italian painter Agostino Carracci. In the abbreviated version - AGO.

At the heart of the Rocket 3 is a huge square motor, which for a long time did not allow us to find a familiar design concept. We went beyond our usual shapes, but at first glance you still realize that this is a BOX39.
The base was the straight line of the fuel tank, which emphasizes the character of the motor and forms the harmony of the design.
AGOSTINO's exterior takes the use of textures, materials and colors to a new level.
The potential for experimentation is inexhaustible.

The primary goal of the chassis development was to minimize any interference with the unique handling characteristics that are atypical for such heavy motorcycles.
To achieve more balanced proportions, we installed a 280 mm wide rear wheel, made possible by the fabrication of a cantilever swingarm with modified geometry.
The 18-inch wheels addressed concerns regarding the impact of wheel rims on the motorcycle's design.
The triple clamps and fork covers are works of art in their own right. The attention to detail in these components highlights one of the standout features of the Rocket 3: its dual headlights.

To achieve the desired technical specifications and balance of forms, we employed a multilayered design approach. This allowed us to create a spacious fuel tank and a robust rear fender that are both refined and elegant. Throughout the design process, our focus remained on comfort and practicality.

The fuel tank is made of steel, which significantly enhances its performance characteristics and safety. The rear section features only the original motorcycle's brake light; everything else has been custom-designed by us to attain the best possible results.