Designed by Aldo Drudi, this is a limited edition, lightweight, 135 kg motorcycle with a 185 hp engine.
The bike is made up of titanium, avionic and aluminium. It weighs 319 pounds and the standard production model costs up to $72,000.
The Ecosse bike is powered by a 2,409cc billet aluminium engine and transmits 228PS of power to the rear wheel.
This vintage British bike is a classic style motorbike released in 1948. It has 33 bikes till noe. This also has the fastest production bike in the world.
One of the rarest bikes in the world, it costs about half a million dollars. The bike weighs over 680 kg and can reach a speed of 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds.
Also known as the Million Dollar Harley-Davidson, this 2002 V-Rod has been painted in artist Jack Armstrong’s Cosmic Extensionalism style.
This stunning beast has a 1700cc engine, is coated almost entirely with 24-karat gold and has a red velvet upholstered seat.
Another Ecosse bike makes it to the list. It has enough power to satisfy the most experienced riders and has a top speed of 370 kilometres.
British Racer Leslie Graham won the inaugural Grand Prix motorcycle racing 500 cc world championship in 1949 on an AJS E90. Only 4 of these have been produced till date.
Designed by Neiman Marcus, an American chain of luxury departmental stores, only 45 units of this bike have been released so far. Its chassis, carved from a single piece of metal, instantly grabs your attention.