Ariel, a Somerset company, developed the Ariel Ace Iron Horse motorcycle based on its Black Ariels cruiser, which was produced in 1926-1930. The new model is valued at 29,686 £.

There are many milled metal components on the motorcycle. The frame is aluminum, hand-welded (approximately 70 man-hours for production from scratch). The fuel tank is made of carbon, like the rest of the body kit. The saddle is also made by hand, covered in black leather.

Other details:

• Parallelogram fork with Öhlins TTX shock absorber;
• 17 inch rear wheel;
• cantilever aluminum tank;
• back Öhlins shock-absorber;
• Honda VFR1200 V4 engine (173 hp);
• LED optics;
• LCD dashboard;
• traction control.