Top 10 Most Expensive Motorbikes In The World

Motorbikes are a status symbol for many of us and riding them brings a sense of calm. Just imagine with a motorbike by your side, you can easily travel without being dependent on anyone else. From factors like speed, mileage, aesthetics motorbikes also impart a sense of freedom to the riders.

Thus, if you also are a fan of motorbikes just like us, then the article below has some rare and expensive bikes existing in the world today:

1. Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Fighter
   This particular bike is a true blend of style and functionality. The limited-edition bike is tagged as one of the most expensive in the world with a whopping price of $11 million. Not affordable by many across the globe, the bike is a dream for all speed lovers.
2. Ducati Testa Stretta NCR Macchia Nera
   Ducati bikes have a sizzling appeal that strikes a chord with everyone. The aggressive-looking Testa Stretta NCR Macchia Nera is the next one to feature on our list. Weighing 135 kg and coupled with a 185 hp engine, the bike costs around $225,000 and is one of the most expensive on our list.
3. 1940 E90 AJS Porcupine
   This particular bike has a bit of history attached to it. Ever since the model got revealed in 1949, there have been only 4 of these bikes to date. Costing around a whopping $7 million, you seriously have to be a bike enthusiast to spend money on it!
4. Ducati Desmosedici D16RR NCR M16
   The next bike on our list is Ducati Desmosedici D16RR NCR M16. Crafted from titanium, aluminum, avionic, the bike weighs 319 pounds on a whole and has a desmodromic engine that produces 200HP. With a total price of $235,000, Ducati is one of the most expensive motorbikes of today.
5. Ecosse ES1 Spirit
   This bike is the best example of “Small is Powerful”. The limited-edition Ecosse Spirit has a powerful engine that makes the rider reach a speed of 370 km. With a price of around $3.6 million, the company offers a two-week class at the headquarters before you can finally hit the road.
6. Ecosse Founder’s Edition Ti XX
   With a whopping price of around $300,000, Ecosse Founder’s Edition Ti XX is another expensive bike in the world. The vehicle is powered by a 2,409cc billet aluminum engine and transmits an overall power of 228 PS. Adorned with a Carbon Fibre and a leather seat, this bike is best for speed lovers.
7. Yamaha BMS Chopper
   More than the other features of the bike, it is a fabulous look that will win your heart. Not meant for long rides, the valued possession is a piece of art that is to be treasured. Blessed with a 1700 cc engine and coated with 24-Karat gold, the bike costs around $3 million.
8. Legendary British Vintage Black
   This motorbike was released way back in 1948 and is one of the vintage vehicles in existence today. The limited-edition bike has only 33 pieces under its belt and comes with a 250cc performance. Priced at $400,000, it is regarded as one of the most expensive bikes in the world.
9. Harley Davidson Cosmic Starship
   The Harley Davidson Comic Starship is a perfect amalgamation of art and speed. Painted by renowned artist Jack Armstrong it is one of the first motorbikes to cost more than $ 1 million. In 2012, it sold for $3 million, and it popped up on the market again in 2017: Cosmic Harley says its asking price is $15 million, but Star Global International (which actually commissioned the work) puts it at $30 million.
10. Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike
    The crazy futuristic-looking vehicle is one of the rarest bikes in the world. With a weight of over 680 kg, the bike can reach 60 mph in 2.5 seconds. Sadly, the bike is still not road legal and currently is priced at $550,000.

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