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1975 Norton Commando Boyer Electric Ignition on 2040-motos

$5,200
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Columbus, Georgia

Columbus, GA
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Norton Commando description

The bike was kept very original all its life. In the images you might notice the rear signals are different, they are from a Triumph, but I still have the original lamps and signals that came with the bike. I just like the Triumph rear lamps better than the Nortons. I have a service manual and all original parts to go with the bike. You may find a cheaper Norton, but it won't have the miles mine does and mine has not seen any rain, so it is virtually rust free. I drive it once every few weeks just to make sure everything is running fine.

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