Norton at the kent custom bike show 1986,
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One for the flat track boys
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davy thomson
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davy thomson wrote:
Some pic's of this Norton as it is today.
That is absolutely fantastic.
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davy thomson
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I will ask Iain. he run's a fab shop in Inverness,he has to be one of the best welders/fabricators out there his work is amazing,he is building a Rickman GS1000 at the moment.makes his own tanks etc he done that Rickman Trident that was at the Scottish Bike Show.
1000 posts reached that will do for me,over and out.been fun.
Cleaned me Trumpet up today (at work 
) and fitted some new grips - the old ones were the original style Triumph "anti-vibration" type which I never really liked, so I got an en-vogue grey set 
Done over 3300 miles since I built it & it's defo my favourite ride - a real peach
) and fitted some new grips - the old ones were the original style Triumph "anti-vibration" type which I never really liked, so I got an en-vogue grey set
Done over 3300 miles since I built it & it's defo my favourite ride - a real peach
And on the 7th day... Zeds were created!
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