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  1. Cafe racer homage 
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    Lots of thug in this 8-)

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    That is a beauty!
    A few good men wisely led, will beat an Army without a head.
     
     

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    I'm in the grinning ear to ear category! The guy is a true artist.
    Orange ones are faster, but red ones are more comfortable!
     
     

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    Very nice ;D
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    Not my cuppa, but I can see the appeal.
    "there's no aspect, no facet, no moment in life that can't be improved with pizza"

     
     

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    Lovely looking bike but sacrilege to put the name Norton on it. By all means pay homage.

    Once saw a Norton featherbed framed bike in Bristol with a Harley engine in it.

    I'm going to start another topic of 'Things that should never be put/seen together
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevinb
    Lovely looking bike but sacrilege to put the name Norton on it......
    That was the overwhelming response on the buell forum ;D

    Everything else is shyte
     
     

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    Not my thing at all.
    I agree that putting the Norton name on it is not right.
     
     

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    Norton may have faired better if like triumph they made their bikes more within reach of the average bloke, £18,000, for a cafe racer!!!! Thing of beauty it is, user friendly it ain't!
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    As much to do with Norton as a Ford Transit :-/
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