Turbo, Carbon Fiber, and ‘Dashboard’: Union Between Watchmaking and Motorcycle Brand Creates The Boldest Bike on The Market

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 06/07/2025 at 12:26

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Brough Superior and Richard Mille Join Forces to Create the RMB01, a Luxury Motorcycle with Bold Design, Cutting-Edge Technology, and Limited Production

Brough Superior, a classic brand of motorcycles, and high-end watchmaker Richard Mille have joined forces to create an exclusive model.

The new product is called RMB01. It is a track bike made in limited edition, combining refined style, cutting-edge technical solutions, and a design inspired by the early days of motorcycling.

The design references the races of the early decades of the 20th century, held on wooden tracks. The silhouette of the motorcycle features striking curves and a fluid shape, highlighted by the half fairing, which is something rare in Brough Superior models.

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Another eye-catching visual detail is the fins under the headlight, designed in a jewel-like shape.

Richard Mille describes the project as a fusion of masculine and feminine energies. The motorcycle’s bold appearance is accompanied by advanced technical features.

The RMB01 features a CNC-machined aluminum chassis, a forged carbon exoskeleton, and a V-twin engine with 997 cc, turbo, and 130 horsepower.

In the front suspension, the model adopts a double triangle fork, a solution typically seen in competition vehicles.

All components were developed specifically for the RMB01, reinforcing the unique character of the motorcycle.

Another highlight is the instrument panel, inspired directly by watchmaking. The tachometer and speedometer of the RMB01 have dials that reveal visible gears, following the skeletonized style typical of Richard Mille watches.

The result is a panel that blends mechanical art with functionality.

The model will be produced in a very limited run: only 150 units. The price has not yet been officially disclosed.

However, the RMB01 is expected to have a value similar to that of the AMB 001, a previous collaboration between Brough Superior and Aston Martin. At that time, the motorcycle cost around $120,000.

The RMB01 reinforces the growing interest in projects that bridge the gaps between different areas of luxury, such as speed, precision, and design.

With information from Olhar Digital.

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