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It's indeed quite seldom when we get to meet such an incredible piece of Norton machinery. We've spotted this bike on UPDLT, and we still don't know who is responsible for this masterpiece. Some quick googling returned very poor no concludent results, so we can only hope some of the readers will come up with better info.
This Norton is all about retro racing with tons of attitude, and we loved it the very moment we saw it. The only thing missing from this is the chrome plating on the rest of the bike. We strongly believe it could have been even more glorious, especially with the shiny engine covers, fork, exhaust and all.
However, the rims and hubs have received a neat polishing so maybe there will be more to this build. The nice two-tone engine painting is a great match for the shiny black on the rear fender, frame and tank, and the accents on the drum brakes. We totally dig the golden drum vent covers and the vintage spring-loaded Brooks seat, in a sweet contract with the machined aluminium pegs and modern headlight.
So, anyone knows who DoMaCo is?
However, the rims and hubs have received a neat polishing so maybe there will be more to this build. The nice two-tone engine painting is a great match for the shiny black on the rear fender, frame and tank, and the accents on the drum brakes. We totally dig the golden drum vent covers and the vintage spring-loaded Brooks seat, in a sweet contract with the machined aluminium pegs and modern headlight.
So, anyone knows who DoMaCo is?
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