a factory show model for use in the Land's End Trial of 1932. 10 examples were built. Pendine. This was introduced in 1927 and had a guaranteed top speed of . They were based on the SS100 model but with higher performance modifications to the engine. A well known racer, Barry Baragwanath, installed a supercharger on one, and it is now known as "Barry's Big Blown Brough". Noel Pope bought the motorcycle and in 1939 set two lap records with it at Brooklands; with sidecar, and in solo configuration, which exceeded the previous record set in 1935 by Eric Fernihough also on a Brough Superior. These records still stand as the track closed in 1939. George Brough was known for his dedication to his vehicles and customers. He, and later Albert Wallis, continued to service Brough Superiors after production ceased, making parts until 1969. To all intents and purposes production of bikes never resumed after WWII. Production figures 1919 - 1 1920 - 1 1921 - 3 1922 - 103 1923 - 119 1924 - 195 1925 - 168 1926 - 95 1927 - 226 1928 - 155 1929 - 139 1930 - 131 1931 - 117 1932 - 58 1933 - 121 1934 - 104 1935 - 94 1936 - 187 1937 - 173 1938 - 159 1939 - 118 1940 - 10 To this list may be added thirteen motorcycles without a date on their build card. Many records are incomplete for the first few years of production and for some of the low production models. The estimated total production was 3,048 machines. Racing Riders of Brough Superiors have won many races—sprints (drag racing), hillclimbs, and top speed. Victories include: 1922, George Brough, First Sidevalve Motorcycle to lap Brooklands at . 1927, 11 June: R. E. Thomas, Miles Sprint for Unlimited Capacity Solo Machines, Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1927, 11 June: R. E. Thomas, 10 Miles for Unlimited Solo machines, Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1927, 11 September: R. E. Thomas, Miles Sprint for Unlimited Capacity Solo Machines, Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1927, 11 September: R. E. Thomas, 10 Miles Unlimited Race for Solo Machines, Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1927, 11 September: R. E. Thomas, 25 Miles Race for Unlimited Solo Machines, Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1927, 11 September: R. E. Thomas, 50 Miles Race for Unlimited Solo Machines,