FM The 10 most expensive motorcycles you can buy: the rest seem ordinary
Can money buy everything? For now, buying any of these exclusive motorcycles, yes. Who wouldn't enjoy a treat?
If happiness is measured in euros, here are 10 good excuses to give yourself a treat of those that provoke healthy envy... or maybe not so much.
No one ever said that motorcycles are a "cheap vice," although this time we're taking it to the extreme to be amazed by exclusive models... in every way.
Sport, naked, and cruiser motorcycles take the lead with top-tier components and absolutely luxurious finishes. The occasion, and the price, certainly deserve it.
1. Ducati Panigale V4 Superleggera (€115,000)
Of course, Ducati had to be present on a list like this, and as expected, their sport motorcycles couldn't be left out.
The brand proudly claims that this V4 is the only street-legal motorcycle in the world with a carbon fiber frame, swingarm, and wheels.
Exquisite is an understatement. With a declared figure of one and a half horsepower per kilogram (2.2 lbs.), can you imagine its performance? Experiencing it is another story.
2. MV Agusta Superveloce 1000 Ago (€83,000)
If Ducati is a brand where exclusivity reigns at the top of its catalog, at MV Agusta there are no limits.
Without a doubt, Italy is the paradise of the most exciting, affluent, and astonishing motorcycles you can find at a dealership or online.
This Superveloce sponsored by the great Giacomo Agostini is the closest thing to a World SBK motorcycle with a retro look. A marvel.
3. Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini (€70,000)
This is a limited edition of 630 + 63 units based on the Lamborghini Revuelto Ad Personam.
A synergy of Italian brands that results in collector's items like the one you see above.
Abundant carbon fiber in many parts, Akrapovic exhaust, or dry clutch are details that define it, in addition to its more than 218 hp.
4. Bimota Tesi H2 (€65,500)
An old concept comes back to life thanks to Kawasaki, with its inline four-cylinder engine from its WSBK experience.
The "old" part is because the concept of an alternative front end with parallelogram suspension is a technology inherited from the end of the last century.
Bimota tried it back then with a fully in-house model powered by a 2-stroke engine. Today, the supercharged Tesi H2 is... another level.
5. Ducati Diavel for Bentley (€65,000)
Once again we find a Ducati at the top of the best motorcycles, and again through a synergy between motorcycle and automobile brands...
Something that results in a very special Diavel for Bentley, the latter brand having inspired an already exceptional model.
It's based on the spectacular Bentley Batur and is produced in a limited and numbered edition of 500+50 units.
6. Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide ST (€54,950)
Not even Trump's tariffs can overshadow the beauty of the CVO creations sponsored by Harley-Davidson, giving shape to unbelievable models.
One of them is this unique Road Glide ST, with a "black" finish and three color combinations, some of them quite bold...
Powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 121 V-twin, it boasts carbon fiber parts and electronic aids inherited from the American King of the Baggers.
7. KTM Brabus 1300 R Masterpiece Edition (€53,900)
Based on the KTM 1290 Super Duke Evo engine with 180 hp and a distinctive look, this motorcycle aims to escape the ordinary.
Design and performance go hand in hand in the form of a numbered model and, therefore, produced in a limited edition.
The gold details stand out, ranging from the wheels with the beautiful single-sided swingarm to the rings of the dual muffler.
8. Indian Pursuit Elite (€49,990)
With competition for the most authentic cruiser market between Harley-Davidson and Indian itself, the latter has weapons like the Pursuit Elite.
The motorcycle is full of details that combine with maximum comfort, powered by the 1,834 cc (112 cu in.) V-twin with 181.4 Nm (133.9 lb-ft) of torque.
Its black and green details are meticulously handcrafted, making this Indian a unique piece.
9. MV Agusta Rush 1000 (€49,799)
When an MV Agusta Brutale aims to go further, the result is a motorcycle like this Rush, costing nearly €50,000.
A sport motorcycle that sheds its full fairing to give life to a beast full of small details... and some huge ones.
It stands out for the styling shown in the headlight assemblies, the massive exhaust design, the lines of the rear end, or the minimalist passenger seat.
10. MV Agusta Brutale 1000 RR Assen (€49,500)
What better way to celebrate the 35 victories achieved at the TT of Assen than by producing this beauty, based on the spectacular Brutale.
The "Nordic Blue Argento Ago" color describes part of its undeniable personality, supported by the "counter-rotating" four-cylinder engine with 208 hp.
This creation, designed alongside the legendary Assen circuit, is offered in a numbered version of 300 units.
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