The Norton Motorcycle Company was founded in 1898, beginning as a manufacturer for bicycle and motorcycle parts. The next logical step was to start producing their own motorbikes, which they did in ...

Have an extra $76,000 Around? Norton might be having some troubles, but the company’s bikes are still coveted and demand a high price. Case in point is this Norton Domiracer that’s up for sale at We ...

Revived in late 2008, Norton Motorcycle Company is a British marquee that dates back to 1898. Norton currently builds vintage-styled motorcycles and also offers race ready sport bikes.

This partially restored 1920s TT racer is believed to be the ‘first-ever’ Norton ES2 model and is expected to fetch £30K-£40K as the star lot at an auction of vintage vehicles and ...

The Norton Commando is already a highly-collectible vintage motorbike, but this 1977 example will likely be in huge demand having never been unpacked in it 43-year history.

Norton collector Ian Loram will be showcasing 10 bikes from this vast collection at this year’s Classic Bike Live event at Peterborough Arena October 28-29.