What is this seat off of?

N0rt0nelectr@ · Nov 11, 2021

A friend of mine has what he thinks is a Norton seat. He has Commandos, Atlas and Norton Scramblers but this seat isn't one of those.
I'm thinking it is off of a lightweight. Maybe you can shed some light on this?
Thanks for your help.
John in Texas

gortnipper · Nov 11, 2021

Looks like a Domi 88 seat

N0rt0nelectr@ · Nov 12, 2021

gortnipper said:
Looks like a Domi 88 seat

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The one he has doesn't have the tab at the back and has 2 "legs" that come down . I have a wideline 88 and it is completely different from his and yours.
John

marinatlas · Nov 12, 2021

I think you were right : Jubilee...........

N0rt0nelectr@ · Nov 12, 2021

marinatlas said:
I think you were right : Jubilee...........

Wonder what year? I also wonder how he came up with a new seat for one of those models in New Mexico.
I always wondered why Norton didn't have an illustrated parts book? Oh well long past now.
Thanks for your help.

gortnipper · Nov 12, 2021

N0rt0nelectr@ said:
Wonder what year? I also wonder how he came up with a new seat for one of those models in New Mexico.
I always wondered why Norton didn't have an illustrated parts book? Oh well long past now.
Thanks for your help.

1960

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Bernhard · Nov 20, 2021

N0rt0nelectr@ said:
Wonder what year? I also wonder how he came up with a new seat for one of those models in New Mexico.
I always wondered why Norton didn't have an illustrated parts book? Oh well long past now.
Thanks for your help.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think Norton did have an illustrated parts book, it's just that only dealers got it!

N0rt0nelectr@ · Nov 20, 2021

Bernhard said:
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think Norton did have an illustrated parts book, it's just that only dealers got it!

All the parts books that I have ever seen for Nortons of the period didn't have illustrations. The one for my 47 ES2 (sold long ago) and the one I have for the 61/62 650 has a few did but not the later ones. Yet the ones for the AJS / Matchless parts books were very well illustrated. But even those showed the parts but not in context of where they go or in what order.
John in Texas

What is this seat off of?

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