Norton photos

Very very nice, but shame about the tissues!

Previously andrew_windsor wrote:

Being over cautious i think i put them under the wrong one. Just fitting a belt kit on the 850 its been a nightmare i was 3mm out on measuring the crank centre to the pushrod centre i got it at 235mm and it needed to be 232mm so an exchange kit will be re ordered tomorrow . I have loaded another photo just close your right eye to the ones on the right.

close my eyes? ..... nah! I've got 3 yams in my garage! - 2 YZs and an IT. What are yours?

Previously andrew_windsor wrote:

Hi , here is a photo of one of the Nortons i have, with Jensen sitting on it.

Well this is just what the NOC needs some young blood in this club has were all getting old, and the young should be made welcome to the club , why is there Not a young restorer prize and Cup with in the Norton owners club , and track days for young riders learn them young under a ever watchfull eyes of the older membership, the young need to have the opportunity to learn the real history of motorcycles and the ones a cut above the rest the Norton Mark , so guys and gals this all up to you to come up with some good ideas and try them out on the young see what feedback you get, But its a very nice photo we were all young once and had dreams have fun out there , yours Anna J

I love the CT3s! and took my test on a RD 200 electric start, in 76 I think. My mate had an RD400, white as I recall an a bit of a beast. I have a 77 and 81 yz both of which I race, and an IT400 which use for trail riding around devons finest green lanes.

Andrew, is that an N*K plug cap I can see on that otherwise lovely Mk 3 Candy Apple red Commando?

Champion and nameless plug caps are available.

PS: The Dommieracer looks a credit to you and the little chappieon board!

They are and that's why we use NGK