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I know I am old and silly, however I have been programmed to believe German and Japanese quality is better than British or Italian, but American metallurgy is the best. People such as Jim Schmidt and Andy Molnar are a new breed, and more stength to them. Norton were more into racing than road bikes, so it is reasonable to expect more of them. I regret I did not buy a 650SS, Atlas or a P11. Amal carbs go back a long way to a time when very precise tuning did not matter to most of us, except for people such as Francis Beart. An Amal GP carb is a bit different to a concentric.

[QUOTE="acotrel, post: 665917, member: 4295"] I know I am old and silly, however I have been programmed to believe German and Japanese quality is better than British or Italian, but American metallurgy is the best. People such as Jim Schmidt and Andy Molnar are a new breed, and more stength to them. Norton were more into racing than road bikes, so it is reasonable to expect more of them. I regret I did not buy a 650SS, Atlas or a P11. Amal carbs go back a long way to a time when very precise tuning did not matter to most of us, except for people such as Francis Beart. An Amal GP carb is a bit different to a concentric. [/QUOTE]

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