Aston Martin and Brough Superior have unveiled the AMB 002 Roadster, the first road-legal motorcycle to carry the Aston Martin wings, limited to 300 units.

Designed by the Aston Martin Design Studio, the bike features sculpted carbon fibre bodywork, including a fuel tank and side fairings shaped for aerodynamics, crescent-shaped cooling gills, and slender mirror stalks reflecting its lightweight build. Four-wheeled design cues include a reimagined side-strake wrapping into the headlamp, twin exhausts echoing Vanquish, DB12 S and DBX S styling, and rear light blades inspired by the Vulcan, Valkyrie and Valhalla hypercars. Keyless entry, a backlit ignition button and hand-finished leather seat pads add further luxury touches.

Engineering is entirely bespoke. An all-new 1083cc water-cooled V-Twin produces 130bhp and 110 Nm of torque, tuned for strong low-to-mid range response and an engaging top end. Built in-house at Brough Superior’s Toulouse facility, the engine uses CNC-machined billet cases for reduced weight. It sits within a titanium backbone frame milled from solid billet, weighing just 5kg and enabling perfect 50:50 weight distribution. Combined with carbon fibre panels, a low centre of gravity and an overall weight of just 190kg, the bike delivers balanced, agile handling.

Front suspension uses Brough Superior’s double-wishbone “Fior fork,” separating steering and braking forces for precise geometry control, high-speed stability and confident braking while leaned into corners.

Orders are open now, with deliveries beginning Q3 2027.