The 2026 models and logo - What happened?

richard-7 · 2026-08-17T21:32:28-0600

I've been away from the forum for a minute (an hour... a few years). Finished the book I've promised for years. Today... just now.... I went onto the Norton website page.... WHAT THE FUK!???? The logo is tasteless. And the bikes have no style. They look like every other bike. I am so sad. I was thinking of seeing what they have to buy.

So these are my views on style. I'm probably wrong and people love them. Are they selling? Where's the tie in from the vintage? What makes these bike stand out? Are they good. Please help.

robs ss · 2026-08-18T00:41:02-0600

richard-7 said:
I've been away from the forum for a minute (an hour... a few years). Finished the book I've promised for years. Today... just now.... I went onto the Norton website page.... WHAT THE FUK!???? The logo is tasteless. And the bikes have no style. They look like every other bike. I am so sad. I was thinking of seeing what they have to buy.

So these are my views on style. I'm probably wrong and people love them. Are they selling? Where's the tie in from the vintage? What makes these bike stand out? Are they good. Please help.

No - you're not wrong Richard, actually spot on.
I think the change in logo was the result of a lower primary school competition, so don't be too tough on the kid, other than saying, just quietly, IT SUCKS!
I console myself, after looking at the plastic fantastic ho-hum model line up by looking at the Langen Lightspeed.
Someone appears to still understand what it should be about.

kommando · 2026-08-18T00:48:42-0600

An 8" LCD screen with fancy graphics is going to have to do a lot of heavy lifting.

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