Norton - Commando - 961 cc - 2011
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Vehicle Description
Norton, founded in 1898 by James Lansdowne Norton in Birmingham, is a legendary British motorcycle marque with a rich history. The brand gained worldwide recognition through its successes at the Isle of Man TT. It became famous for the Dominator, Commando, and Manx models. The Featherbed frame was an epochal development for pure motorcycling feel and exclusivity.
The Norton Commando 961 Sport, produced at Donington Park, is a modern interpretation of the legendary Commando from the 1960s. This motorcycle combines timeless, classic lines with high-quality, modern technology, offering a unique riding experience and appearance.
Under the tank sits a powerful 961 cc inline twin with dry-sump lubrication, delivering around 80 hp and 80 Nm of torque. Power is transmitted to the rear wheel via a 5-speed gearbox. The suspension is top-of-the-line and features a fully adjustable Öhlins setup: a 43-mm front fork and two rear shock absorbers with adjustable ride height, spring preload, and compression and rebound damping.
The braking system also uses top-quality components. The front consists of two floating 320‑mm discs with radially mounted Brembo 4-piston calipers, and the rear features a 220‑mm disc with a Brembo 2-piston caliper. This ensures powerful and well-modulated braking performance.
With a curb weight of approximately 205 kg and a top speed of around 210 km/h (130 mph), this Norton offers not only character but also impressive performance.
The Commando 961 Sport undoubtedly ranks among the most beautiful motorcycles of the past years. A true eye-catcher with timeless character—a motorcycle that you don’t just ride, but a diva that deserves care and maintenance.
Even though this is not an entry-level price, you are purchasing an exclusive motorcycle with history, character, and lasting value. A machine you will enjoy for years and ultimately pass on to the next generation.
After production has ceased, you can acquire here an exclusive classic motorcycle icon.
The vehicle has 2 owners and was first registered in Liechtenstein.
At EGLI-Motors, the exhaust system and ignition have been optimized.
TÜV is valid until June.
The vehicle must be collected.
Vehicle Description
Norton, founded in 1898 by James Lansdowne Norton in Birmingham, is a legendary British motorcycle marque with a rich history. The brand gained worldwide recognition through its successes at the Isle of Man TT. It became famous for the Dominator, Commando, and Manx models. The Featherbed frame was an epochal development for pure motorcycling feel and exclusivity.
The Norton Commando 961 Sport, produced at Donington Park, is a modern interpretation of the legendary Commando from the 1960s. This motorcycle combines timeless, classic lines with high-quality, modern technology, offering a unique riding experience and appearance.
Under the tank sits a powerful 961 cc inline twin with dry-sump lubrication, delivering around 80 hp and 80 Nm of torque. Power is transmitted to the rear wheel via a 5-speed gearbox. The suspension is top-of-the-line and features a fully adjustable Öhlins setup: a 43-mm front fork and two rear shock absorbers with adjustable ride height, spring preload, and compression and rebound damping.
The braking system also uses top-quality components. The front consists of two floating 320‑mm discs with radially mounted Brembo 4-piston calipers, and the rear features a 220‑mm disc with a Brembo 2-piston caliper. This ensures powerful and well-modulated braking performance.
With a curb weight of approximately 205 kg and a top speed of around 210 km/h (130 mph), this Norton offers not only character but also impressive performance.
The Commando 961 Sport undoubtedly ranks among the most beautiful motorcycles of the past years. A true eye-catcher with timeless character—a motorcycle that you don’t just ride, but a diva that deserves care and maintenance.
Even though this is not an entry-level price, you are purchasing an exclusive motorcycle with history, character, and lasting value. A machine you will enjoy for years and ultimately pass on to the next generation.
After production has ceased, you can acquire here an exclusive classic motorcycle icon.
The vehicle has 2 owners and was first registered in Liechtenstein.
At EGLI-Motors, the exhaust system and ignition have been optimized.
TÜV is valid until June.
The vehicle must be collected.
Details
Brand
Norton
Model type
Commando
Engine size (in cc)
961
Year of first registration
2011
Condition
Excellent
Registration papers
with Austrian registration
Mileage
4900 mi
Frame number
siehe Foto
Located in country
Austria
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
Yes
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