New Norton Domiracer
Discussion
Maybe, but with your toes on the peg your heel looks like it would be on the exhaust.
Looks like the exhaust has been styled to match the subframe angle.
I like the look of the exhaust and think it works well, but as the bike is only a mockup I guess it remains to be seen what happens when it progresses to a running bike, guess the exhausts could be ceramic coated if there is a heat issue.
But I won't be able to wear my flip flops on it.
Looks like the exhaust has been styled to match the subframe angle.
I like the look of the exhaust and think it works well, but as the bike is only a mockup I guess it remains to be seen what happens when it progresses to a running bike, guess the exhausts could be ceramic coated if there is a heat issue.
But I won't be able to wear my flip flops on it.
bass gt3 said:
srob said:
I genuinely think it looks absolutely perfect, which just goes to show how subjective looks are
Have to agree with this. It proportions are spot on, and if the seat unit were any higher, it would look totally wrong or contrived.And love those zorsts!!
Gotta agree with these guys.
I love it .
Suppose they could put a heat shield where your foot might touch on the production model. Though on the 961 Commando the exhausts touch down first so maybe they are wary of the same thing happening!
Not entirely sure why they released this mock-up which is easy to critisise, and not waited a little longer to show the production model to be honest.
Not entirely sure why they released this mock-up which is easy to critisise, and not waited a little longer to show the production model to be honest.
RumpleFugly said:
Suppose they could put a heat shield where your foot might touch on the production model. Though on the 961 Commando the exhausts touch down first so maybe they are wary of the same thing happening!
Not entirely sure why they released this mock-up which is easy to critisise, and not waited a little longer to show the production model to be honest.
They're not very good at what they do?Not entirely sure why they released this mock-up which is easy to critisise, and not waited a little longer to show the production model to be honest.
RumpleFugly said:
I'm trying to support them but they're not making it easy!
I subscribe to a few custom bikey type things on Facebook and stuff and I've never seen a bike that stopped me in my tracks like this one has.I don't really care that it says Norton on the tank - although I think that finishes it off nicely - so I'm not about supporting them as such (although again, I'd like to see them do well) - I just absolutely love the way it looks, and I'm very picky about my caff racers
Kind of my point, too. Why not actually make something they can be proud of and do it really well, deliver on promises and build a great reputation for a quality product which they can sell hundreds and maybe thousands of, instead of shambling from one poorly executed, overpriced, undersupported vanity project to another?
The company seems unable to see the big picture and content with making a bit of money off the back of a well known name.
The company seems unable to see the big picture and content with making a bit of money off the back of a well known name.
graphene said:
y2blade said:
A very good friend of mine had his delivered last week.
It is the most beautiful new bike i've ever seen.
Do you think he will he let you have ride of it, at some point? It is the most beautiful new bike i've ever seen.
http://vimeo.com/102710819
Dang, only 48 actually went on sale.
It is sitting in his livingroom until spring.
It is loud as fk. No i mean proper LOUD.
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