Classic Bike Guide

Project Norton

got harder – as did everyone else’s job – if they are lucky enough to still have one. So I’m really glad to have got some time in on the Norton this month. With last month’s organising and constant evenings scrolling through original and modern books about Norton ohv singles, I’m happier that I feel know this bike I’ve never seen together, better. People work in different ways and I have to see and feel something, which I couldn’t,

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