Norton's RULE.



Wish I had bought the Allstate I saw back in the 80's

 

http://rotaryrecycle.net



it should have more than enough info there....

 

http://www.nortonmotorcycles.com/story.html



IDLING: 1978-1999

From 1978-87, Norton Motors exists solely as an R&D company, eventually developing an air-cooled twin rotor engine and once again developing models for road racing on a national level. Numerous attempts to make Norton a commercial success fail.

 

Norton rotary was originally a Triumph experimental that some how migrated to Norton. I am not sure why. I saw a pic of the Triumph prototype on the net, but cant remember where. Will post the site if I can relocate it



Dan

 

my friends dad just helped build a custom chopper with a rotary in it.

 

i'd definitely rock that norton f1...would need to make a custom frame, longer swingarm and ****. damn 6'6" height.



kevin.