Lily said:ok, so it's not Italian, but I have the chance to acquire 99% of a boxed 1958 Norton Dominator
I know there is lots of info out there on these bikes, but in terms of restoration would a fairly novice mechanic be able to handle this?
gordj65 said:lily id go for it, mechanicaly speaking these bikes are fairly simple so rebuilding it should be within your abilities no probs. like steve says there are a lot of remanufactured parts avaliable nowadays, and with modern gaskets and that it is possible to stop them leaking. you should be able to make your money back on it even if you just sit on it and dont do anything to it.
warning; you may find yourself trawlling round autojumbles,wearing big bobbly jumpers, drinking beer with hedgehogs in it and smoking a pipe.the risks of classic bike ownership![]()
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Lily said:it's no wonder I am weird :thumbs:
Lily said:just been informed that we do not have space and he is not interested,
Gizmo said:just clear his office out Claire, its about the right size, dry, warm perfect for bike rebuildingor stick it in my garage the Laverda isn't taking up much room now, its down to bare frame ready to go to powder coating
Lily said:yeah but I like having Linzi as a freind and I am not certain I would be too popular with her if I turned up with ANOTHER bike![]()
Gizmo said:Ah, she'd just kick me out there with them allpity we gave the sofa away I quite liked living out there
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