Whilst looking for something else in a 1912 Motorcyclist's Handbook, I found this rather fine Norton which is a Big Four with Roc 2 speed hub. The picture looks odd because there is no belt fitted at the time the picture was taken.
Friday, February 4, 2011
1912 Big Four Norton
Sent by Martin
Whilst looking for something else in a 1912 Motorcyclist's Handbook, I found this rather fine Norton which is a Big Four with Roc 2 speed hub. The picture looks odd because there is no belt fitted at the time the picture was taken.
Whilst looking for something else in a 1912 Motorcyclist's Handbook, I found this rather fine Norton which is a Big Four with Roc 2 speed hub. The picture looks odd because there is no belt fitted at the time the picture was taken.
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