Last Wednesday, March 26, the prestigious National Museum of Motorcycles (NMM) of Solihull was the scene of a historic auction organized by H & H Classicsin which more than 270 motorcycles were put on sale. In the event, which achieved a total collection of more than 1.8 million euros, one of the most outstanding stars was a historic Superior Brouch property of the brand’s founder, George Brouch.
Yes, as you read it. Among the most coveted pieces of the auction highlighted an exceptional SS100 upper Brouch of 1930 that was built for the founder of the house, George Brouch.
This is one of the most iconic SS100 superior Brouch
This unit was not only tailored to Brouchbut it was also used personally by him, participating in historical events such as the demanding trial of Edinburgh. Finally, the iconic motorcycle found a new owner for an impressive sum close to the 288,000 euros.
Mike Davisspecialist in motorcycles of H & H Classicshighlighted the exclusivity of this machine: «If you are looking for a truly rare and special motorcycle, you don’t need to go beyond this SS100 upper 1930 Brouch«. Of the 21 specimens manufactured that year, this in particular has a unique story, having been restored in 1980 by the renowned expert Tony Cripps and previously exhibited in the National Museum of Motorcycles.
The auction was open to the public since Tuesday, March 25, allowing interested parties to closely inspect the motorcycles before the official start of the bids at noon the next day. Among the most striking lots, in addition to the Superior Brouchwas a BSA Gold Star of 2023 with a special value, since it was the last motorcycle used on the screen by the deceased Dave Myers In the popular BBC series «The Hairy Bikers Go West«.
This model was sold by 21,800 euros In the midst of an ovation, and the collection was intended for beneficial organizations NSPCC and Cancer.
Although the National Museum of Motorcycles specializes in preserving and celebrating the history of British motorcycling, with a collection of around 1,000 motorcycles, the auction also included renowned models. Such as a Ducati 900ss In impeccable state, with an elegant black and gold finish.
The auction not only allowed collectors and enthusiasts to acquire exceptional pieces of the history of motorcycling, but also reaffirmed the importance of the National Museum of English Motorcycles as an epicenter of the culture and legacy of the two wheels.
