The Aston Martin and Brough Superior AMB 002 Roadster is a motorcycle with a five-kilogram billet titanium backbone, a 1,083cc water-cooled V-twin engine, and a 300-unit production cap delivering in the third quarter of 2027. Announced on September 9th, the machine transitions the marques onto public pavement after the AMB 001 from 2019 and the circuit-only AMB 001 Pro from 2022.
Double-wishbone Fior front suspension isolates steering input from braking compression, pairing two forged links with a monoshock that yields 100 millimeters of wheel travel to steady vehicle rake. A CNC-machined aluminum rear swingarm connects with 124 millimeters of stroke. Mechanical drive comes via a four-stroke 1,083cc engine arranged in an 88-degree V-twin layout. It delivers 130 bhp and 110 Nm of torque through a six-speed cassette transmission built for quick ratio swaps.
Carbon-fiber composite panels enclose the upper sections, concentrating mass inward and lowering the vehicle's physical equilibrium. Crescent cutouts vent heat away from the cooling package. Along the flank, an elongated side blade reaches toward the front fairing to shelter the headlamp assembly. At the rear, dual oval exhaust exits incorporate ribbed heat sinks modeled after the Vanquish, mounted below vertical light blades influenced by the Valkyrie hypercar.
The cockpit mounts an 875-millimeter saddle upholstered in hand-finished leather, positioned forward of an integrated keyless start sensor. Client orders are open for the 300 hand-assembled vehicles, with initial deliveries starting in the third quarter of 2027.
