Aston Martin and Brough Superior’s First Road-Legal Motorcycle Looks Like It Came From Another PlanetMotorBiscuitSaajan JogiaThu, September 10, 2026 at 11:00 AM UTCAdd us on GoogleAston Martin has taken its design language beyond four wheels with a new limited-production motorcycle. Developed with Brough Superior, the AMB 002 Roadster is a road-legal 1,083cc V-twin with just 300 examples planned for production. The bike marks the latest chapter in a collaboration that previously produced the track-focused AMB 001 and AMB 001 Pro.Unlike the AMB 001 models that came before it, the AMB 002 Roadster is built to be ridden on public roads. Its striking front end gives the motorcycle an almost futuristic, alien-like appearance, setting it apart from anything else currently on the market. Add the Aston Martin badge and a production run limited to just 300 units, and the Roadster could quickly become a highly desirable collector's motorcycle. There is still a wait ahead, though, as deliveries are not expected to begin until the third quarter of 2027.Aston Martin's influence is especially clear in the motorcycle's smaller design elements. The signature side-strake has been adapted for the bike, running through the fairing toward the headlight, while the twin oval exhausts feature ribbed heat-dissipating sections inspired by the exhaust finishes of models such as the Vanquish, DB12 S, and DBX S.AdvertisementAdvertisementAt the rear, multiple slim light blades draw from the Vulcan, Valkyrie, and Valhalla. The motorcycle also gets premium touches including keyless access, an illuminated ignition button, and hand-finished leather seat pads, bringing some of the craftsmanship associated with Aston Martin's road cars to the two-wheeler.Weight reduction was a major focus of the engineering process, with Aston Martin targeting an even 50:50 distribution between the front and rear. The bike features an 11-pound titanium chassis and was developed entirely for road use, with no major components carried over from another model. At the front, it uses an unusual double-wishbone Fior fork instead of a conventional telescopic setup, giving the motorcycle an exotic suspension arrangement rarely seen on production road bikes.Power comes from a bespoke 1,083cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine developed specifically for the AMB 002 Roadster. Rather than modifying an existing Brough Superior engine, the unit was designed from the ground up and delivers 130 horsepower and 81 lb-ft of torque. With a total weight of just 419 pounds, the motorcycle has a serious power-to-weight advantage and could be on par with some of the quickest street motorcycles.