What's happening at Norton? Sale to TVS, massive investment, new bikes...

What's happening at Norton? Sale to TVS, massive investment, new bikes...
 
Think it’s been stated bikes available first quarter of 2026.

Supposed to get word of the next two bikes around the same timeframe also - Nomad Urban Scrambler variants?
 
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Love my Commando - but HONDA looks like they have a banger of a Sport Tourer coming in March / April 2026 - the Honda CB1000GT - comes with heated grips - cases / panniers - center stand stand - Electronic Suspension - 150 bhp ish - on and on !

More amazing is the showed it at ICMA - AND.....people have actually ridden it - yes a bike that the engine actually works on and you can buy and ride - all for £12K ....... good luck Norton.
 
Beetleything said:
Love my Commando - but HONDA looks like they have a banger of a Sport Tourer coming in March / April 2026 - the Honda CB1000GT - comes with heated grips - cases / panniers - center stand stand - Electronic Suspension - 150 bhp ish - on and on !

More amazing is the showed it at ICMA - AND.....people have actually ridden it - yes a bike that the engine actually works on and you can buy and ride - all for £12K ....... good luck Norton.
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Looks like a great bike at a great price. Bangin’ engine, super reliable. Hard to walk past if you’re lookin’ for a sports tourer.

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What's happening at Norton? Sale to TVS, massive investment, new bikes...
 
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THIS guy at a show - has a Tiger he just bought and regrets when he see's the Honda --they go to the orton bikes and are dissapointed to say the least.......

 
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Thread 'Norton actually has new motorcycles in the USA'

Yes, as the title states, they have bikes here (AIMExpo in Anaheim), and, according to the people I talked with, they are working on CARB approval and "taking meetings" with prospective dealers. Asked some questions, and it seems like they are going to try to have bikes here next year (2027). Said getting CARB shouldn't be an issue, but they were having "other" issues.

I will give you my personal opinion now that I have seen them in person...they are ugly and cheap-looking in person . The Atlas looks uncomfortable to ride, and the styling was horrible to see in person again looks like...
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On the BSA stand looking at the Scrambler in Victor Special colours, you hear 'looks better quality than the Norton'.
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I heard that too. A shame really that they couldn’t design a really distinctive looking machine . I agreed with the video that the original Garner Atlas was far more pleasing to the eye and one that would not be mistaken for anything else. Maybe at least there is hope for the V4 power plant .
 
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I heard that too. A shame really that they couldn’t design a really distinctive looking machine . I agreed with the video that the original Garner Atlas was far more pleasing to the eye and one that would not be mistaken for anything else. Maybe at least there is hope for the V4 power plant .
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Norton's 1200cc V4 Flagship is Finally Here | Manx R Full Walkaround | OVERDRIVE​


Norton has launched the Manx R, its new flagship superbike, and we got a full walkaround. The bike runs a 1200cc 72-degree liquid-cooled V4 making 206 hp at 11,500rpm and 130 Nm at 9,000rpm. The frame is a five-piece die-cast aluminium twin spar unit, suspension is Marzocchi front and rear with full manual adjustment, and brakes are Brembo Hypure four piston calipers on 320mm discs.

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First thing i am thinking - everybody going on about hte bodywork having no visable fastners - i wonder once you inevitably have to remove it - how you do that and how well it goes back together... i think it will be interesting to see how this bike fairs over time as far as reliabilty and support from TVS.
 
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