My vendetta commando

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This is my 70's vendetta ,number 14,apart from the modern electrics its a bit of a time capsule, early spondon forks wheels and callipers.
My vendetta commando
My vendetta commando
 
bill said:
seely- yes. commando powered- yes again

Danno said:
Seeley?
Not a Commando without the isolastic factory chassis.

Chassis-Garden Gate, Featherbed, Commando see Rex McCandless or Bob Trigg/Stefan Bauer

Engine-Dominator in 500, 600, 650, 750 or 850 configurations. see Bert Hopwood.
 
Very nice, I likey it, wouldn't take much to road rego it.

Ashley
 
Hi Wak

Stunning bike. Early Spondon front end & triple discs!!! Love it. John Caffrey has posted once on this site. Hav'nt spoken to him for a few years but he loves to have pictures of the bikes/frames he has built. I have just started to rebuild mine. Borrowed the engine for another bike & blew it up! Gone to single disc front end. Landsdowne kit & a Maney 2 into 1 which needs altering to fit the frame.
My vendetta commando


ps I have a Q reg as mine was once on the road.
 
My vendetta commando


My vendetta commando


My vendetta commando


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My vendetta commando


"Gus Kuhn's 1971 Mk3 Seeley Norton CCS 750 which was ridden by Dave Potter to win the F750 British Championship in 1972"

My vendetta commando
 
Not very relevant Matt....the bike is as the owner says a Vendetta. Gus Khun was not running Seeleys at the time the Vendetta was built and had moved on to BMWs.

The Burton ride mentioned Bob Tait raced in the 1976 ACU Clubmans Championship, as did I on my Rickman Norton 850. My memory is clear that the bike Bob raced at that time had a Norvil PR front end/single disc, so the Spondon set up is later than that.

Whatever, its a nice bike. I am just hoping that Chris can get a motor sorted for his Vendetta soon.....lovely chassis....
 
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