Brough Superior
Anniversary Golden Dream

Dreams never fade — they return, illuminated in gold.
In 1938, within the workshop in Nottingham, George Brough envisioned the ultimate motorcycle and gave form to a machine draped in gold: the Golden Dream. Its uniquely engineered H-type four-cylinder engine and flowing golden silhouette represented an extraordinary fusion of innovation and artistry — a vision of the future cast in metal. Yet that dream was swallowed by the tides of the Second World War, leaving only a handful of prototypes before disappearing into history.

Eight decades passed ── and on the occasion of Brough Superior’s 100th anniversary, the long-lost icon returned to the modern world. The Anniversary Golden Dream — a contemporary golden vision that inherits the legend and elevates it to new heights. Based on the Anniversary model created to celebrate a century of Brough Superior, this special edition infuses the machine with exclusive ornamentation and philosophy. The exterior evokes Art Deco aesthetics, while the body is adorned with a lustrous finish reminiscent of gold leaf. Its radiance is not merely decorative; it serves as a vessel of memory, capturing a century of glory carried by the brand. Though lavish in appearance, it never strays from dignity — its refined, poetic presence quietly declares its extraordinary nature at first glance. Beneath the shimmering skin lies the full expression of contemporary Brough Superior engineering: a titanium backbone frame, Fior-type double-wishbone front suspension, and aerospace-grade precision-machined components. These elements guide the rider toward an experience that transcends mechanical motion — a deeply personal encounter with craftsmanship and philosophy. The Anniversary Golden Dream is limited to just 38 units worldwide. Each one is entirely bespoke, crafted by master artisans in the atelier of Toulouse, France. Every detail — the ornamentation, finishing, and structural composition — reflects the owner’s sensibility and aesthetic ideals, giving the machine an almost human presence. The commemorative “100” plate engraved on the side cover is more than a simple number. It signifies reverence for those who remember the myth of 1938, and for the century-long journey of Brough Superior. And above all, it affirms that the one who holds this machine is the rightful heir to a once-unfulfilled dream. The Anniversary Golden Dream ── a radiant tribute to adventurers of our time, and a resounding answer to the golden vision that once seemed unattainable.