Aston Martin just unveiled its first $120,000 motorcycle, the AMB 001. Only 100 will be made.

The turbocharged” motorcycle has 180 horsepower and a dry weight of about 397 pounds.

It dons the traditional Aston Martin Racing colors: Stirling Green and Lime Essence.

The wheels, double wishbone front forks, and brake assemblies are matte black.

The hand-stitched saddle is made of Oxford Tan leather pads like that of a luxury car, according to the automaker. It also matches the handcrafted leather handlebar grips.

It has a carbon fiber fin that was inspired by the side strake on Aston Martin cars. The wings attached to the front of the bike's cowl provides aerodynamic downforce, according to the automaker.

“Taking their inspiration from the new series of mid-engined Aston Martin cars, the Aston Martin Design team worked on clear principles of form and function, where design and engineering had to work together, resulting in a motorcycle that is a high performance work of art,” the automaker said in a statement.

The iconic Aston Martin stainless steel wings sits on the motorcycle’s nose and tank.

The bikes are being built in the Brough Superior factory in Toulouse, France.

Only 100 examples will be made.

The AMB 001 starts at €108,000, about $119,559, not including a 20% VAT. First deliveries are set for late 2020.