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Brough Superior Motorcycles arrives in North America The iconic motorcycle brand Brough Superior is proud to announce the opening of its first filial office in North America. Earlier this year, Brough Superior launched Brough Superior Japan to bring its historic motorcycles to riders across the country. Founded in Nottingham, England in 1919, Brough Superior is renowned for producing the world’s first superbikes and is considered the “Rolls-Royce of Motorcycles.” The brand is known for its signature 1,000 cc V-twin engine, striking design, and impeccable quality. Brough Superior has a rich history and was favored by famous riders like T.E. Lawrence “Lawrence of Arabia.” The rebirth of Brough Superior in France marks a new stage in the adventure of this exceptional brand, which draws from its DNA the know-how and inspiration to make dreams come true by shaping French luxury motorcycles. Masterpieces handcrafted with passion and authenticity. Ma
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SHARE The test of the machine is the satisfaction it gives you. There isn t any other test,
Robert Pirsig wrote in
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
He could have been talking about T E Lawrence and his love of Brough Superior motorcycles which were his passion and, eventually, his death.
The British soldier, diplomat and Arabian adventurer died in 1935 after an accident while riding the Brough Superior SS100 near his Dorset home.
His love of the motorbike will soon be celebrated with the release of a Brough Superior model called the Lawrence.
“The design of the bike is inspired by T E Lawrence,” said executive director Albert Castaigne, who in 2014 bought the rights to the brand with former motorbike salesman Thierry Henriette