750 Fastback, Very Clean And Fast on 2040-motos
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Mileage:3500
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Ventura, California, United States
Norton Commando 750 description
Ground-up restoration for riding. Many upgrades on rebuilt engine, have all receipts. One of the best examples aesthetically with very pleasing proportions. Later model forks with disc brake, Akront rims with stainless spokes, progressive rear shocks (larger diameter and slightly longer for better stance), Campbell exhaust, recently sealed fuel tank for ethanol, single Mikuni, stainless fasteners, gearbox rebuilt and properly sealed, Boyer electronic ignition, upgraded cam, engine breather system updated, Primary sprocket 1 tooth larger (very fast).
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