Pictures of your Norton Commandos

I removed the tape pin striping from my side covers (it had been applied in reverse fashion) and during the course of a front fork and brake rebuild, I swapped out the "spring cover style" gaiters for the small cap style. A bit of cropping and changing to noir made for a fun photo, even though it's just a driveway pic. I got photo bombed by a neighborhood kitty!
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Looks Much nicer...
The reversed side cover stripes are just Wrong.....
 
Saved 74 Roadster, working on it. All machine work done, .020 over. JSM 01 cam, Lifters, tappets. Balanced crank. New Premiers to get it running. Head by "Carl H". Drouin from Bruce MacPherson's bike thanks to "Jimbo". 16" rear wheel, 21" up front. An assortment of fuel tanks. We will get there!
 

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Saved 74 Roadster, working on it. All machine work done, .020 over. JSM 01 cam, Lifters, tappets. Balanced crank. New Premiers to get it running. Head by "Carl H". Drouin from Bruce MacPherson's bike thanks to "Jimbo". 16" rear wheel, 21" up front. An assortment of fuel tanks. We will get there!
You’re keeping the Sissy bar, right?😉
 
Yeah cliffa, I still have it. It's amazing what some people do to these bikes. This one had about 9500 miles on it. It seems the original owner just bought it and rode it to death. I'm just gathering all the parts so I can go into the assembly mode.:)
 
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