Aston Martin and Brough Superior unveil £120,000 limited-edition road-legal superbike

Aston Martin has introduced the AMB 002 Roadster, its first street-legal motorcycle, developed together with the legendary British marque Brough Superior. Priced near £120,000 and limited to 300 hand-built examples, the bike incorporates a bespoke 1,083 cc water-cooled V-twin delivering 130 bhp, a carbon-fibre fuel tank, and a titanium frame that together weigh 190 kg. Design cues echo Aston’s hypercars and Brough’s historic models, a nod to the eight Brough Superiors owned by Lawrence of Arabia, who died on one in 1935.

Production will take place at Brough Superior’s Nottingham and Toulouse facilities, with order books now open and first deliveries expected in Q2 2027. Thierry Henriette of Brough Superior highlighted the bike’s blade-like handling and unobstructed rider view, while Aston’s chief creative officer Marek Reichman called it a unique ownership experience for discerning collectors.