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Autojumble / Wanted new cross over clip-ons 1"3/8
« on: January 29, 2006, 08:10:55 PM »
I need a new pair of chrome cross over type clip-on handlebars for norton roadholder forks 1"3/8 34.5mm at a reasonable price in UK.
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The Classic Biker Bar / Re: help identify my norton featherbed
« on: January 29, 2006, 06:07:47 PM »
Thanks guys. Trouble is the bike on the pic is not my bike it is a pic I happend to find on t'internet, mine has already been powdercoated but I suppose I can remove it in this area.
Am I right then to assume that the ES2 slimlines were only made from 61 to 64?
Am I right then to assume that the ES2 slimlines were only made from 61 to 64?
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The Classic Biker Bar / Re: help identify my norton featherbed
« on: January 29, 2006, 05:12:58 AM »
Thanks thats a great help. I have just had the frame powder coated and that is why i cannot see it probably.
Was the ES2 a model name then or were there a number of different models which went under this generic name?
Was the ES2 a model name then or were there a number of different models which went under this generic name?
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The Classic Biker Bar / help identify my norton featherbed
« on: January 29, 2006, 01:59:56 AM »
I am building a Triton based on a slimline featherbed frame and wish to try and identifty the original bike in order to register it. I have, so far been unable to find a frame number can anyone tell me where to look?
Also the frame is a slimline feather bed and the frame has a 4inch approx indentation in the side of the top right hand frame rail under the petrol tank which does not appear on all slimline frames. Can anyone help me narrow it down to a particular bike or even better a year? I have attached a pic of a similar frame that i found on the internet showing the indentation.
I know the 1962 ES2 had this indentation but did the slimline framed dominators. If I can narrow it down to the ES2 then am I correct in assuming it must be a 61-64 model
Also the frame is a slimline feather bed and the frame has a 4inch approx indentation in the side of the top right hand frame rail under the petrol tank which does not appear on all slimline frames. Can anyone help me narrow it down to a particular bike or even better a year? I have attached a pic of a similar frame that i found on the internet showing the indentation.
I know the 1962 ES2 had this indentation but did the slimline framed dominators. If I can narrow it down to the ES2 then am I correct in assuming it must be a 61-64 model
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Identify these bikes! / help identify my slimline featherbed
« on: January 29, 2006, 02:07:08 AM »
I am building a Triton based on a slimline featherbed frame and wish to try and identifty the original bike in order to register it. I have, so far been unable to find a frame number can anyone tell me where to look?
Also the frame is a slimline feather bed and the frame has a 4inch approx indentation in the side of the top right hand frame rail under the petrol tank which does not appear on all slimline frames. Can anyone help me narrow it down to a particular bike or even better a year? I have attached a pic of a similar frame that i found on the internet showing the indentation.
I know the 1962 ES2 had this indentation but did the slimline framed dominators. If I can narrow it down to the ES2 then am I correct in assuming it must be a 61-64 model
Also the frame is a slimline feather bed and the frame has a 4inch approx indentation in the side of the top right hand frame rail under the petrol tank which does not appear on all slimline frames. Can anyone help me narrow it down to a particular bike or even better a year? I have attached a pic of a similar frame that i found on the internet showing the indentation.
I know the 1962 ES2 had this indentation but did the slimline framed dominators. If I can narrow it down to the ES2 then am I correct in assuming it must be a 61-64 model
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