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only to pull itself back from the brink and go on to become one of the motorcycling world's key players
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By 1962 there were seven models with many improvements under the skin including a larger petrol tank
This brilliant showcase looks at the evolution of the toy train industry and its miniature products from 1970 to today
Norton Dominator Performance Portfolio 1949-1970 only to pull itself backIn 1948 Norton's new twin appeared as a 500cc and soon became known as the Dominator'. The new bike was well received. Although not particularly impressive, this changed with the introduction of the Featherbed frame in 1952. These Dominators all looked good, sounded good, ran well and steered with precision. Bigger engines were introduced and production continued even after the Company was taken over in 1966. The final Dominator, the 650cc Mercury,
