Sealed Clutch basket bearing versus unsealed
When I got my 1973 bike, the clutch basket 6007 bearing was open both sides. It was suggested better to put in a sealed both sides bearing …
43m ago
When I got my 1973 bike, the clutch basket 6007 bearing was open both sides. It was suggested better to put in a sealed both sides bearing …
43m ago
I need to rewire the neutral switch on my 75 Commando. The bike has a new wiring harness and the color codes are all over the place. The st…
3h ago
Hello you all, A friend of mine, tired about flickering needles, cables or speedo drive breakage is wondering about new Smiths from Andover…
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Well, I took my wife out for a ride, for the first time, on Monday. First year for me riding a motorcycle. First year for me owning and rid…
4h ago
I have only just discovered this forum, & 'stumbled across' a now-locked discussion about the Fastback LR, in particular, whether or not th…
4h ago
Hi there,Currently have just purchased a 73 norton Commando complete with period cafe racer goodies.Previous owner has converted it to batt…
4h ago
Been quite a while since I've searched for parts. I know Fred and Ella are retired, which was a shock, dealt with them for years. Not that …
7h ago
I’ve got a ’70 Commando that I have been chasing oil leaks for quite some time now. After sitting for half an hour following a 25-mile ride…
8h ago
This may interest Norton owners as I have seen the use of decompressor buttons on high comp Norton engines. My A65 twin is 441cc per cylind…
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