Automotive
Aston Martin and Brough Superior unveil road-legal AMB 002 motorcycle
The limited-edition model features an 11-pound titanium frame and a 128-horsepower engine, with deliveries starting in 2027.
The short version
- Aston Martin and Brough Superior have introduced the AMB 002, the automaker's first road-legal motorcycle collaboration.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
- Brough Superior describes the machine as a clean-sheet design powered by a 1083cc V-twin engine generating a claimed 128 horsepower.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
- Global production will be restricted to 300 hand-assembled units in France, with deliveries slated to begin in late 2027.[Car and Driver]
- Official pricing has not been disclosed, and published reports show slight discrepancies regarding its total weight.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
Key facts
- Aston Martin and Brough Superior revealed the AMB 002 as a road-legal motorcycle collaboration.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
- According to Aston Martin, the titanium frame weighs 11 pounds and is milled from a solid billet.[Car and Driver]
- The vehicle is powered by a 1083cc V-twin engine producing a claimed 128 horsepower.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
- Brough Superior will hand-assemble a global run of 300 units in France, with deliveries scheduled to begin in late 2027.[Car and Driver]
- The release materials did not include pricing details for the motorcycle.[Jalopnik]
What remains uncertain
- Motorcycle weight reporting varies between 418 pounds (unspecified whether wet or dry) and a 419-pound curb weight.[Jalopnik · Car and Driver]
- Official pricing for the limited production run has not been announced.[Jalopnik]
Sources
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