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MEGA MEGA MEGA RIDE !!!!


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6000 bikes + sun + fun

I will just post some pics for you.......

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-- Edited by Fixer on Tuesday 16th of June 2009 07:23:31 PM

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At the end of the day Sonny sat down took off his Zaphods.... he looked like a panda!!!

The sun just bleached my hair a bit more!!

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Brilliant effort by both Withybrook and Sonny. Well done and thanks for the photos

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I do know where I'm going,
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Here-Here and don't you just love that Norton?

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Yes. As a former owner of 2 Nortons (1973 750cc Commando and a '75 850cc Mk1 Commando - the fastest one) I do appreciate them. However, today I was at Donnington Park with my kids as Richard, Katie and Mike were all doing a trackday there and I was on the bounce from working at Catterick on Tuesday. Suddenly there was a beautiful 'twin' noise and I looked up to see the new Norton Commando 961!

The Financial Times were interviewing Stuart garner (boss man) and taking a go on the bike up and down the pit lane at lunch time. I managed to get close to it and admire it even though this is the Kenny Greer prototype.

Then the boss comes over and I get to shake his hand and have a lengthy chat with hime before he has to take the bike back to their HQ at Donnington. He also admitted that they are working on a new Sportsbike (1000cc) Vee Four which will have in excess of 200bhp! I couldn't find out who was designing the engine but he appreciated that they would have to get the younger generation to look at Norton and a nostalgic Commando 'on steroids' probably wouldn't do the trick.

A really nice guy and I wish him, and his company, all the best for the future. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to spend £15k on another bike right now as I'm picking my new one up on Thursday - time permitting!

-- Edited by Fixer on Wednesday 17th of June 2009 07:46:30 PM

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It's not the destination,
It's the glory of the ride!


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1962 Norton Dominator 99 Deluxe first new bike got me into the Birmingham Norton Owners Club great ride outs in those days.
Then had a Dunstall Atlas which I converted to race spec for my mate Lou Geeson.
Those were the days aww

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