1975 Norton Commando on 2040-motos
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This is a 75 commando, been in storage for years.
30k miles Put gas in , battery and it started right up in 4 kicks. Runs Well! Quiet motor! Rear brakes need rebuild A little TLC and this will be an Awesome bike ! As is. Starter has been removed Payment in form of a certified bank check. Shipping will be handled by buyer. For sale locally as well Sold with bill of sale and Official State Transfer Please message with any questions. |
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Thu, 25 Mar 2010ARAI HAS launched a 2010 Isle of Man TT tribute RX-7 GP with a limited run of just 500 helmets.This black and white helmet design features the famous Isle of Man three-legged symbol in bronze and the famous TT letters. The design is the first in a series of three to be released by Arai. Bueys of series one will automatically be offered the chance to purchase series two and three before they go out for general sale.UK pricing and availability has yet to be announced, but the helmet will retail for 899 euros in Europe and £700 in the UK.The Isle of Man TT organisation will receive a commission for every helmet sold and the marshals will use the TT series for promotion.
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