Brough Superior, a British-born, French-made boutique motorcycle manufacturer has been on the scene quite a bit lately thanks to its ultra luxurious Lawrence. The brand first appeared in 1919, and was dubbed the “Rolls Royce of motorcycles,” but the Second World War forced the company to cease operations.
Fast forward to EICMA in 2014, and Brough Superior was back, this time under new ownership. Today, the limited number of Brough Superior motorcycles that are being produced are made in Toulouse, France. The company has been involved with car manufacturer Aston Martin in recent years, by co-developing the AMB001. Apart from this, Brough’s latest creation is a machine unlike any other, and it’s based on a bike that’s already pretty unique as it is. It’s called the Dagger, and it’s essentially a sportier version of the Lawrence.
