A Norton Commando 750 gets the Retrospeed treatment
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Like most folks with even a passing interest in motorcycling, we’re suckers for a good Norton. And they don’t come much better than this beauty—a 1971 Commando restomod built by Retrospeed, a workshop in the Great Lakes area. Retrospeed has four employees and is headquartered in in the oddly named town of Belgium, near the shores of Lake Michigan. “We specialize in concours restorations of Japanese and European motorcycles,” says founder Brady Ingelse, “so this Norton was something new for us.” Brady is a certified motorcycle mechanic who, many years ago, rode his CB750 to Daytona Beach to undertake training
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