1975 John Player Norton Commando

The 1975 John Player Norton Commando is a vintage motorcycle, manufactured by Norton Motors in its final year before bankruptcy. This British-made machine stands out with its distinctive orange and black John Player Special (JPS) livery, a tribute to the sponsorship deal between Norton and the tobacco company at that time. As a Norton 850 Commando, it features an air-cooled, twin-cylinder, four-stroke engine displacing 849cc. This model is known for being one of the first truly user-friendly motorcycles thanks to its isolastic rubber suspension system, which dampens vibrations and enhances ride comfort—a notable achievement for its era.

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