Inspirations research
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear curls
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Exhaust
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
- Mirrors
- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear loops
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Swine
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
- Mirrors
- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
Motorcycle marks research
Norton
Norton: a remarkable British heritage
Norton was founded in 1898 in England as a manufacturer of motorcycle parts before producing motorcycles in 1902.
Norton has acquired a reputation for its classic design and engineering on racing circuits and among motorcycle enthusiasts around the world.
Product range:
The emblematic motorcycles recognized for their vintage appeal and their current performance are known as conventional roadsters.
Sports Racers Café: Combining style and agility for exhilarating journeys.
The Commando series is known for its powerful engines and its superb maneuverability.
Distinctive characteristics:
- British know-how : Norton motorcycles are distinguished by their exquisite design and their concern for detail.
- Performance : An exciting driving experience combining vintage and modern technologies.
History in the race:
Norton has a solid story in the race, winning the TT of the island of Man and other notable races to demonstrate his heritage in competition.
Global scope:
Despite the setbacks, Norton retains a global presence, attracting enthusiasts who appreciate his heritage and his know-how.
NORTON motorcycles illustrate British know-how and a historic past, each model combining current heritage and performance.