1975 Norton 850 Commando Mark Iii Perfect Dream Bike - 19,640 Original Miles on 2040-motos
Sausalito, California, US
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My beautiful 1975 Norton 850 Commando Mark III is on the market. It is in perfect running condition and I am listing her for less than she is worth to make this an easy sale. This is one of, if not the fastest and best handling vintage bikes in the world with 0-6 mph times in the 3+ second range. Norton motorcycles were founded in 1898 by James Norton. To date, Norton bikes have won more GP Championships than any other manufacturer, and they have not been making motorcycles for almost 40 years.
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