Gathering of the Nortons 10:00 am 4/17

Anyone who is up to a beautiful Sunday outing can join the Delaware Valley Norton Riders at Washington Crossing State Park at 10 am for a Norton get together. All Marques welcome. See what everybody has been hiding in their garage all winter.
It is a nice turn out and a lovely area to break away and ride if you choose to. If you are local to the Bucks and Montgomery County, PA area you have a nice event in your back yard. Anyone can google the Delval riders group for more info and directions.
Legal disclaimer: I was not compensated in any way for this endorsement of thee event :mrgreen:
Hope to see and meet some local forum contributors there Sunday.
Marshal

Really wanted to go to this but Bike is out of service.
Did you go? How was it?

Was a bit chilly in the morning riding along the river but worth it. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OYJN78GG30

A huge event - gets bigger and better every year.

Russ

(The Marshal was there but lost him in the crowd after the lunchtime hot dog feast.)

Thanks for posting.
Nice collection of bikes for sure.

batrider said:

Was a bit chilly in the morning riding along the river but worth it. See
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OYJN78GG30[/video]

A huge event - gets bigger and better every year.

Russ

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That's a lot of Nortons!

Someone stuck a BMW in with the Commando's. Ban him!!! :mrgreen:

A belated follow up to thee event.
Weather was scarry in the morning looked like a tornado was going to touch down in the Newtown area.
Wind and strong gusts blew along and I got the best fuel mileage ever.
A nice breakfast gathering was attended in Newtown before departing for thee event.
As Russ stated in his posting this event continues to grow each year.
It orig started with 9 guys drinking coffee at the park in the rain talking bikes.
I spoke with one of the orig. members about this over breakfast.
My friend John is a comedian. He recently got an old R800 and restored it to a rider.
Swooshdave, he thought it was funny to badge it as a rare Norton as a parody for the event.
Obviously they entertained him for his efforts as thee staff allowed him the privelege to park
it amongst the covetted Nortons.
Russ, sorry I lost ya after lunch, got speaking with Tom from Philly who was the creator of the Avatar I use on this forum.
I had to thank him as I have gotten allot of mileage out of it and many many complements.
I met a few new people this year as well.
A really nice crowd, no attitudes just bikes.
Waiting for next year already :mrgreen:
Marshal