AUCTIONEERS Phillips de Pury & Company will be selling this prototype Brough Superior SS100 “Alpine Grand Sport” built in 1925 by legendary motorcycle racer and manufacturer George Brough.Owned and raced by Brough himself, this historic motorcycle

FOLLOWING negotiations with the Card family, Netherton Industries Ltd. has announced the purchase of The Brough Superior Engineering Limited, together with the assets of The Brough Superior Engineering Limited. This follows the earlier acquisition

A 1928 Brough Superior SS100 is expected to make£165,000-185,000 at a Bonhams auction on the 16t of November.This interesting early SS100 was re-commissioned for road use in the 1990s having previously been used for sprinting and other speed events

A 1929 BROUGH Superior has commanded a whopping £98,300 at Bonhams' second annual sale of collectors' motorcycles, in Kidlington, Oxfordshire. Sales from the auction, held on 19th June, in conjunction with the VMCC's Banbury Run, totalled £458

A 1929 BROUGH Superior has sold for a staggering £286,000 at a recent UK motorcycle auction.The legendary V-twin was sold by H&H auctions, having been restored between 2000 and 2001. Since its restoration, the seller claims the Brough has been used

A 1929 Brough Superior SS100 known as 'Moby Dick' has sold for £210,500 at a Bonhams auction.The Brough Superior was the top lot at the auction and in its day was regarded as the 'fastest privately owned machine in the world suitable for road use

Brough Superior sold for £166,500BONHAMS AUCTIONEERS celebrated its best-ever motorcycle sale at Stafford on Sunday, April 27, achieving several world record prices in a storming sale that realised £2,112,099. This is the highest ever sale total

IT seems that whenever Bonhams has a bike auction they manage to dig up a Brough Superior from somewhere, but the one they've got lined up for their exclusive event at Quail Lodge in California is even more special.The last Brough SS100 ever made

BROUGH Superiors fans may fancy adding this to their Xmas wishlist:'Legends in their Lifetime' is a book about George Brough, his iconic motorcycles and his most famous customer, T.E. Lawrence – ‘Lawrence of Arabia’.Penned by C.E (Titch) Allen, a

– motorcycles of its time.The latter machine, one of very few known to exist, was considered a superbike of the 1920s and was a worthy rival of Brough Superior and a formidable Brooklands racer. Rarely seen on the open market, these elegant machines