There are motorcycles built for speed, and then there are motorcycles designed to become an object of desire. Similar to the difference between a home appliance and a bespoke masterpiece. The new AMB 002 Roadster from Aston Martin and Brough Superior belongs firmly in the latter category, bringing the visual language of a luxury sports car into a remarkably focused two-wheeled form.
Unveiled as the first road-legal motorcycle created through the partnership, the AMB 002 Roadster follows the track-only AMB 001 and AMB 001 Pro while opening an entirely new chapter for the collaboration. Limited to just 300 individually built motorcycles, it was conceived for riders and collectors who appreciate performance as much as design, craftsmanship, and rarity.
The shape is unmistakably Aston Martin. Sculpted carbon-fiber bodywork creates fluid, forward-moving proportions, while crescent-shaped gills, a reimagined side-strake, and twin oval exhausts bring details inspired by the marque’s road cars and hypercars into a new setting. At the rear, light blades echo those used on the Aston Martin Vulcan, Valkyrie, and Valhalla.
Beneath that dramatic silhouette is an equally enticing engineering story. The AMB 002 is powered by an all-new water-cooled V-Twin engine, capable of producing 130 brake horsepower for quick acceleration, and 110 Nm of torque for instant throttle response. Its titanium frame is milled from solid billet and weighs just over 11 pounds, contributing to a 50:50 weight distribution. With a weight of not even 419 pounds and a low center of gravity, the motorcycle is engineered around agility as much as outright performance.
The Fior front suspension adds another distinctive element. Developed as an evolution of the system used on the AMB 001 Pro, its double-wishbone architecture separates steering and braking forces while maintaining precise front-end control.
Yet perhaps the most compelling element of the AMB 002 is how deliberately it blurs the line between machine and sculpture. Carbon fiber, titanium, machined metal, and hand-crafted leather come together with the precision of a purpose-built object, while the exposed mechanical elements remain part of its futuristic identity.
For Aston Martin and Brough Superior, this is more than another limited-edition motorcycle. It is the result of what happens when two performance brands approach the road as a canvas for design.
Initial orders are now being taken, with first deliveries scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2027.
