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Has something changed regarding use of NOC Shop? I am logged in to the site, go to order some parts and find I have to register; using my site login credentials does not work.
Has something changed regarding use of NOC Shop? I am logged in to the site, go to order some parts and find I have to register; using my site login credentials does not work.
I need to change my swing arm bearings on a2017 sport,due to excessive play, does anyone know the reference number for the bearings ?
Just been sent this picture, what bike is it? I suspect some AI generated nonsense. I await enlightenment.
Good evening all! I'm new on the forum but was a member of the NOC over 20 years ago. I have built a fair few Norton's over the years and still have my old Atlas that I've owned for something like 35 years now.
Does anybody know the correct length of the rear wheel spacers in a 1959 Dominator 99
I saw the following piece in the online magazine Visor Down. True or false I don't know but I like the reference to new models in the 350-450cc segment(hopefully light in weight!).
Without wanting to open a debate on personal oil choices does anyone know what oil the wonderful guru Mick Hemmings would have recommended for using on one of his rebuilt Commando engines.
The search continues!
There's a couple of Commandos coming up at auction. HJ Pugh. Any members know them?
I have photos added to the members gallery but where do you add the photo that shows above your name in the forum items. Everyone else seems to have done it, but it remains a mystery for me.
Hi, can anybody direct me to a contact that could supply a replacement bum stop pad for my Dominator Naked (2018) please? In true Garner style, it came unstuck and flew off!!!
Ideally I want to have the Norton "N" embossed on it.
The arrow on the photo is pointing at a bracket that is bolted to the centre channel section of the lightweight frame. It appears to be welded or brazed to the tubular cross piece.
What is it's purpose?
Will be viewing a barn find 99 today and take pictures. Does anyone still enjoy a re-build ? Cheaper to buy a runner , ?.
After a two year delay retirement has allowed me to start the rebuild of my Navigator which suffered a bent frame after a Landrover pulled out in front of me and I had to part company to avoid T boning it.
Because of my diminishing strength in my legs the act of kick starting my 650ss is proving too much for me . I have researched the possibility of an electric start to no avail..
Hi all.
Dommi 99. I have a new, 42 link chain driving the mag with an auto advance unit, but it's touching the top of the oil pump.
Is a cracked engine sprocket a common occurance or more likely a faulty part ? it was relatively new. Crack is at the bottom, starting at the keyway
dan
Yesterday morning a Maybug flew into the glass of my back door and stunned itself - amazingly hard and heavy for a flying insect. I haven't looked closely at them for years - but this weekend I have been wearing my full face helmet even when trav
I have a speedo in my 99 Dominator, which has written on it 1450 which I think is the turns per mile and a part number of s.609/11
Hello,
I am looking for some information re my 500T ('54). I don't know if it's the same as other 500 singles of that year.
I fitted a combined charge and low pressure oil warning light and pressure sensor to my 750 a while back.
Well here's more evidence that the arse is falling out of the UK classic bike market prices.
Hopefully more folk will now be able to buy and maybe we'll welcome new and younger members to our club.
Following on from the rear brake discussion in the "Electra in spring time" thread, is it possible to fit the Electra (Dominator) rear hub/brake to the Navigator? I don't know, I had a Dominator hub that I considered fitting but didn't bother.
My last Roadholder was the April edition, has the May edition been distributed yet?
Rgds.
Paul.
I'm still searching for a usable Commando in the Yorkshire/Northern area. Most seem to have US spec bars that will be a little too high for me. I know changing bars is easy enough but will the corresponding control cables need to be shortened?
I recently bought a front mudguard at Kempton, it was labelled (well masking tape and marker pen) as ES2. It looked about right for a Norton, good weight and not much rust. When I got home, I gave it a more detailed check.