BROUGH SUPERIOR V-TWINS

During the early 1900's a Brough Superior (pronounced ‘rough’ with a B) was considered the ‘Rolls-Royce’ of motorcycles.

They were the work of George Brough, the second son of a motorcycle builder, who set out to make the “the finest, luxurious and most powerful motorcycles, in a word Superior.”

The machines were said to be assembled with white gloves on and were championed by luminaries like George Bernard Shaw and most famously, TE Lawrence (Of Arabia), who was killed riding one of the eight models he owned.