Aston Martin Goes for the Jugular with Its Razor-Sharp Superbike
Brough Superior says the 1083cc twin makes 128 horsepower and the roadster is limited to 300 units.
- Aston Martin and Brough Superior have teamed up to create the street-legal AMB 002 Roadster, marking the collaboration's return following their previous track-only superbike project.
- Rather than a street-detuned version of the AMB 001, Brough claims the new bike is a clean-sheet design utilizing high-quality materials including titanium and carbon fiber.
- Powering the AMB 002 is a v-twin engine producing 128 horsepower and 81 pound-feet of torque, falling below the AMB 001 Pro's 225 horses and near the Ducati Panigale's 120 horsepower.
- Brough claims the 002 weighs 418 pounds, though the company doesn't specify whether that's dry or wet weight; the bike features a double wishbone front end similar to the Honda Gold Wing.
- The AMB 002 will reach buyers late in 2027, with only 300 people able to secure one; pricing remains unavailable for the exclusive motorcycle.
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ASTON Martin and Brough Superior present the AMB 002 Roadster, their first road bike. The limited edition of 300 hand-built examples features a new 130 hp V-twin engine and a titanium frame.
Aston Martin and Brough Superior have officially extended their highly exclusive partnership with the launch of the road-legal AMB 002 Roadster. Following the track-only AMB 001 and AMB 001 Pro hyperbikes, the new 002 marks the first time that Gaydon’s iconic wings have appeared on a machine designed, approved and equipped for public roads. The series is strictly limited to 300 hand-assembled units, manufactured in Toulouse, France, with first c…
Aston Martin goes for the jugular with its razor-sharp superbike
Historic motorcycle marque Brough Superior is back with another collaboration that’s nothing short of incredible – and this time around, you can actually ride it on city streets.Continue ReadingCategory: Motorcycles, TransportTags: Brough Superior, Aston Martin, Superbike
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Aston Martin and Brough Superior have again developed a motorcycle together. Unlike its predecessors, the AMB 002 is allowed to drive on public roads. However, only 300 buyers can enjoy this.
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