I have the above for sale. I am the second owner and acquired the machine from a close friends estate, rode it for one season. The machine is blue and mint. Stock exhaust and engine (1450cc) Tires and brakes recently. 75K. This is a great cruising machine. Selling certified. Images to your email I w...

We are now officially "Tracked"
Thanks again, Paul and Sharon

Ashton Bond wrote:The account’s info is on your joint email.

Thank you Ashton, that is kind of you.
Paul

Hi Ashton,
Is there a tutorial available to sign up on series tracker. I had a go at it without success. Sharon and I want to keep our racing memberships alive. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your sustained help with the club.
Paul and Sharon Bowyer

BTT

What model of Nortons?.........

Jamie Bosson wrote:Hes got more Nortons than kidneys, and they run about the same...

Maybe you could sell one Joel. I don't need one yet!

commando wrote:Why wasn't I born rich instead of beautiful!!!!!
you aren't in the market for a well used previously enjoyed kidney are you?

-Joel Nelson #509
Financially disabled Norton owner.

Sold to a new home in NB

Ad withdrawn until I gather all the parts up and put it into a reasonalble semblence of order.

I always found that duct taping Sharon down to the rig was effective at preventing escape.... Its not so much to prevent falling off as abandoning ship when things get hairy..... . Whatever the Marshalls can do to get your attention works for me including firing a flare across the bow.

A friend of mine is looking for a complete CL 350 from the late sixties for a resto project.
PM please if you have any leads.
Cheers Paul

Eye candy for me. Better than a pin-up Pit Popsie.
Paul

Hi Ray, I do not know what oil that is in the image but the CRTT was run on Castrol R40 when I owned it. If you cleaned out the engine when you had it apart it would be a good time to go to a modern oil. Mineral and Caster based are not compatable and the castor will form little beads of rubber like...

I found it exciting that the Aermacchi turned up after forty years and not more that 30k from my house! I always wondered where it went after we parted company. That thing almost got me in trouble with the cops and did with my employer for "testing" it in a local industrial area and at my ...

Thank you for "brokering" the deal Colin. I am really enjoying this machine, it sounds and feels like a motorcycle should at my tender age. It was fun to meet the gentleman who owned it, also a mechanic and pilot so we have a lot in common. I am trying to figure out how to download the ima...