As quickly as the globe is collapsing into a gigantic sea of upheavals, a lot has changed since we last covered the top ten most expensive big motorbikes in the world.
For one thing, the new lowest entry at number 10 costs nearly a hundred and thirty grand more than its predecessor, while the previous number one, the highly regarded Cosmic Starship by Harley Davidson, now appears “paltry” in comparison to the latest title holder, Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Fighter, which costs an incredible 11 million dollars.
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1. Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Fighter – $11 million
The innovative clockwork design, on the other hand, seemed to have taken care of everything. The bike’s eye-catching chassis, carved from a single piece of metal, was a huge hit with fans. As it turned out, Apple had taken the same strategy at the time with its new laptop case. Many design experts thought that this is excellent styling, with the functionality of the vehicle stylized rather than hidden from view.
Despite its $11 million price tag and intimidating appearance, the Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Fighter is totally street-legal, with a top speed of 190 mph powered by a 120ci 45-degree air-cooled V-Twin engine with titanium, aluminum, and carbon fiber body pieces.
2. 1949 E90 AJS Porcupine – $7 Million
AJS, a bike manufacturer with a strong history and a winning racecourse heritage, could only create four Porcupine units in 1949 due to financial difficulties. In the end, one of these, in the capable hands of Les Graham, won the 1949 World Championship.
The Porcupine has a low centre of gravity thanks to its open frame, aluminium alloy, 500cc, DOHC twin engine with horizontal cylinders and heads. It employs “Jam-pot” shocks and Teledraulic race forks. The design and manufacturing decisions made by AJS, first by the original proprietors and then by subsequent owners, read like a virtual and veritable reservoir of what-to-do ideas for any aspiring bike professional.
3. Ecosse ES1 Spirit – $3.6 million
The ES1 Spirit’s integrated bespoke transverse inline-Four engine, driver sitting in a position that allows the knees to be close to the body for greater ergonomics and control, that unique front and back carbon fibre suspension, and handlebars mounted to the front fork for superior front tyre control all allow it to perform like a true F1 car, as its two British and American engineers envisioned.
Nothing tops off these remarkable technological specifications like knowing that the prospective buyer will be one of only ten exclusive proprietors of this two-wheel utopia.
4. Hildebrand & Wolfmuller – $3.5 million
History is expensive, and your $3.5 million purchase would transport you back to 1894, when this first production motorcycle emerged on the scene.
Before collaborating with Alois Wolfmüller to produce their internal combustion Motorrad in Munich in 1894, Heinrich and Wilhelm Hidebrand were steam-engine engineers. The flesh-and-blood steeds went out of fashion, remaking themselves as symbols of the refined aristocracy, while the peculiar breed of men simply moved on and transferred their affections to the two-wheeled metallic petrol-guzzling steeds that took over the roadways.
5. BMS Nehmesis – $3 million
6. Harley Davidson Cosmic Starship – $1.5 million
7. Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike – $550,000
8. Ecosse FE Ti XX Titanium Series – $300,000
9. Ducati Desmosedici D16RR NCR M16 – $232,500
NCR begins with a $72,500 Desmosedici D16RR and works its way up to make it lighter and more powerful. The result is the $232,500 NCR Millona 16 road missile.
What happens to the money? Carbon fibre is used throughout the M16, including load-bearing components such as the frame, swingarm, and wheels. The fuel tank, fairing, tail, and fenders are all made of carbon fibre. Mechanical components are either titanium or avionic-grade aluminium, right down to the bolts.
The basic 989cc V-four Ducati engine produces roughly 175 horsepower, but NCR has tweaked the M16 to produce 200-plus hp. The M16 also employs race-style electronics with traction control, data recording, and user-selectable maps, as well as current-generation MotoGP suspension.
The M16 is claimed to weigh 319 lbs (145 kg) without petrol, which is less than the 330 lb minimum for a four-cylinder MotoGP bike.
10. Ducati Testa Stretta NCR Macchia Nera Concept – $225,000
Motorcycles are priced according on their technical performance, designs, frameworks, and overall appearance. Another option is to produce a limited quantity of them, making them limited edition.
The Ducati Macchia Nera may not compete with the other big bikes on this list in terms of pure speed—despite the fact that the name Macchia Nera or Block Spot suggests you could leave a charred pavement behind while driving it—but titanium and carbon fibre materials to make it impressively lightweight at 297 pounds, artistic contribution by visionary designer Aldo Drudi, and limited availability convinced most aficionados the price is justified to ensure availability.
What is the fastest motorbike in the world?
With a top speed of 273 mph (439 km/h), the turbine-powered MTT 420-RR is now the fastest bike in the world.
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