The Brough Superior Anniversary is a hand-built limited-edition motorcycle created by Brough Superior to celebrate the marque’s centenary. Sculpted from titanium, CNC-machined aluminium and premium leather, it reinterprets the legendary S.S.100 as a contemporary collector machine. Limited to just 100 numbered examples worldwide, it unites British heritage with modern French engineering.

The Brough Superior Anniversary is a hand-built limited-edition motorcycle created by Brough Superior to celebrate the marque’s centenary. Sculpted from titanium, CNC-machined aluminium and premium leather, it reinterprets the legendary S.S.100 as a contemporary collector machine. Limited to just 100 numbered examples worldwide, it unites British heritage with modern French engineering.The ArtistFounded in England in 1919, Brough Superior became one of motorcycling’s most revered names, renowned for exceptional engineering, refinement and exclusivity. Today, the marque’s motorcycles are hand-assembled in Toulouse, France, where master craftsmen combine its historic identity with aerospace-inspired materials, precision machining and advanced performance technology.The PieceCreated as a bridge between the brand’s first century and its future, the Anniversary transforms the visual DNA of the iconic S.S.100 into a sculptural, fully rideable machine. Its machined titanium chassis is paired with a CNC-cut aluminium fuel tank, vertically ribbed seat unit, premium leather and aerospace-grade components. The exposed mechanical architecture, balanced proportions and commemorative “100” emblems give the motorcycle the presence of a kinetic art piece, while its 997 cc V-twin engine and Fior-type front suspension deliver contemporary road performance.

Artist: Brough Superior
Title: Anniversary – 100th Anniversary Edition
Medium: Titanium, CNC-machined aluminium, premium leather and aerospace-grade components
Dimensions: 2,180 × 760 mm; seat height 820 mm; wheelbase 1,540 mm
Frame: Machined titanium backbone frame with titanium rear subframe
Origin: Hand-built in Toulouse, France; limited to 100 numbered motorcycles worldwide