850 Rear Chain Guard Extension

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Thanks Al
Unit is the right shape. Holes presumably must be in correct position, they have not been drilled by someone else I don't believe. They are a fair way in but I think this is normal. I had one once before but never looked at or touched the sucker. It is so embarrassing without one. Everyone in the street laughs at me.

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Are you sure that's because of the lack of chain guard extension?[/quote][/quote]

No, you could never be sure of that.
But they are a good bunch of folk in my street.
Ordinary people in ordinary houses like mine.
Good friendly neighbours surround me.
Certainly the Commando is the only Norton that ever motors up or down the street.
Virtually no other motorcycle ever seen here.

They do laugh at me doing a hobot, riding in undies and moccasins.
But you never do that in winter.
No Al, it has to be the missing chain guard extension

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Thanks Al
Unit is the right shape. Holes presumably must be in correct position, they have not been drilled by someone else I don't believe. They are a fair way in but I think this is normal. I had one once before but never looked at or touched the sucker. It is so embarrassing without one. Everyone in the street laughs at me.

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Are you sure that's because of the lack of chain guard extension?

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No, you could never be sure of that.
But they are a good bunch of folk in my street.
Ordinary people in ordinary houses like mine.
Good friendly neighbours surround me.
Certainly the Commando is the only Norton that ever motors up or down the street.
Virtually no other motorcycle ever seen here.

They do laugh at me doing a hobot, riding in undies and moccasins.
But you never do that in winter.
No Al, it has to be the missing chain guard extension [/quote]

You're right! Definitely the missing extension. Never knew your average Aussie citizen was so knowledgeable concerning Mk3's.