1972 Norton Commando 750 Combat – Gino Sassaroli Florence tuning – looking for history
Hello everyone, I recently acquired a 1972 Norton Commando 750 Combat Roadster with a fascinating and mysterious history, and I am hoping s…
25m ago
Hello everyone, I recently acquired a 1972 Norton Commando 750 Combat Roadster with a fascinating and mysterious history, and I am hoping s…
25m ago
Hi! My 750 has developed a tappety noise after a run on the Autobahn - i wasn't going that fast, but maybe 90mph for 6 miles or so. I've ch…
7h ago
Hi - After 25 cycle-less years I find myself with a '72 Commando. Have always wanted one. First order of biz (besides changing all lubrican…
9h ago
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…
10h ago
Hi All, I have problems with clutch slipping which has been ongoing. The clutch has been set as per spec with bronze plates and is quite ea…
11h ago
Anyone know where to fins a K&N O 0100? I am running a single carburetor with a plate that works with the ham can, and would like to switch…
12h ago
Sadly the front rim failed today when inflating a newly fitted tyre!! Not a pretty sight!!
18h ago
CoPilot AI and I have been chatting for about a week now, discussing the best donor front end for a 1975 MK3 Commando. It says the easiest …
18h ago
All mk3 owners, Upgraded to 13mm Front Master which left the old rubber brake lines feeling a little spongy after bleeding. $52 dollars is …
20h ago
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