It's over 30 years since I sold my Commando - something I have regretted ever since - but the sound of those peashooters takes me right back as if it was yesterday and has the hairs on the back of my neck standing up. God I wish I could afford one now!
I don’t think people can tell just how nice that bike is. Given that it was built a while ago and is ridden frequently and still wins awards at any bike show.
Beautiful Norton ! I have the Interstate 1972 750cc Commando with a 5 Gallon Long Range Gas Tank ! I changed the handlebars and front fender to Chrome ! The original owner had alum. fender and rusty bars, Now she is sweet. Love the sound she makes. SNORTIN NORTON IS FOR REAL !
I always thought, “What a beautiful Norton,” whenever I saw it at club meetings. I wondered why I had never seen another like it. Now I know why. He literally built the bike from parts. Very well done, George! Beautiful style with excellent detail work as well.
Thanks a lot Scott! George is a master craftsman! All his creations are just world-class! Hope you are doing okay and hope to see you again soon. Best wishes, Mike
That's a real beauty. One time when I had my Norton, I decided to follow my cousin and a friend of his, who had just bought this used 67 corvette, up to my cousins cottage. The only trouble was that we left at about 8 o'clock in the evening. I had a full tank of gas, but it was 120 miles to the cottage. Back in those days all the gas stations up north closed after 5. I started running out of gas with about forty miles to go, and we all pulled over. The guy with the vette, managed to siphon a couple of beer bottles of gas out of his tank and I dumped it into mine. I managed to make it to a small town with two gas stations on the main corner, and I told them too carry on and I would stay there till morning, so I settled on the porch of one of the gas stations for the night. I tell you, it was a rough night, but I survived. Then the sun came up and the guy who owned the gas station across the road from the one I stayed at, opened up early, so I pushed my bike over there and filled up, and was finally on my way. I tell you, it was a lesson learned.
@@f4tweet I loved my 69 Commando too, but I got afraid to ride because of the increase in traffic, and got tired of riding by myself. Now I wish I never sold it.
Thanks for swinging by George, love the bike along with it's build story. Outside lane, blow them cobwebs out it's what you do. atvb Mike .. another week towards release, stay well. t ..
Thank you Terry. Yes, I finally had a longer ride this past weekend and it was brilliant. It was made better by the fact it was on something a little special.. or should I say "speciale"! I hope you will enjoy it on Sunday morning! Best wishes, Mike
Just starting the season and the “hide under the bed” started. 1971 was my personal favorite for the Commando. I “sinned” and added a front Disc Brake not as pretty but has been real helpful in city traffic. Keep on the sunny side!
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL THE FIRST TIME I SEEN THE Commando was in 1971 i just came to the US AND my neighbor had a one and I fell in love with it.
I enjoy these cul-de-sac episode. Seeing the bikes and then hearing the history that goes with it. So good thankyou so much for these cul-de-sac videos. At this point in time with what's happening around us, it's so appreciate...... thankyou 🙏
Thanks a lot Phil! I'm glad you like the vids. They have been so much fun and a real tonic to see friends again. I've loved the visits and I get a real thrill hearing them ride up the street. Best wishes, Mike
LOL Another Langlitz Leather jacket on a tasty uber clean brit bike wow what a great way to start the day, with a fresh cuppa and stunning views from Portland! The Commando bike is so clean and so soulful sounding. Congrats to the owner very nice indeed. Mike if I keep this up I will have to get a Norton. Great another Brit bike to fettle. Sorry to go on about the jackets but here out east no one has an much of an idea what they are so it is good to see others anywhere. Cheers Duc
Hehe, there are quite a few guys in the club who have them and bought them decades ago! They cost a fortune nowadays but now and again can be grabbed at good prices! Thanks a lot for your comments and I hope all is well. Yes, you need a Commando ;) Cheers, Mike
Lovely I have just finished my own 71 750 commando hi bred jap twin cable front brake hi rider petrol tank single carb corbin seat Andover norton race head steady and loads more to much to list stay safe over there and keep the vids coming
Most of the bikes that are on this site have thousands, if not tens of thousands invested. That shows to me, it takes cubic dollars to truly enjoy and use classic motorcycles. I have almost $9000 invested in my 1977 R75/7.
Thank you Greg for your kind note. Really appreciate it. Yes, that is one heck of a bike, isn't it! George does incredible work. I hope to see another one of his creations in the cul-de-sac very soon! Best wishes, Mike
That’s an absolute beauty Mike ! Love the shape of that converted Interpol tank, think I’ll have to keep my eye open for one of those - would definitely suit my next project build! Hope you’re well.
Norton was going to be my next bike however that all seemed to go wonkey let's see what TVS come up with. However the bikes that visit your address are absolutely stunning and sound great thanks for another enjoyed video keep them coming.
Thank you Colin, yes it will be very interesting to see what TVS produces. I do wish them well. I really liked the newer Nortons and hope that TVS will be as successful as the terrific new Royal Enfields. Cheers, Mike
Hehe, I know what you mean Martin. When we have been on a club ride, there is nothing better than riding through town or tunnels! The rumble of the bikes sounds amazing! Cheers, Mike
That sound is amazing. You cannot mistake it for any other bike. Wish I could afford one. It's a shame the latest Norton motorcycle owner has ruined its name. India will proberly buy the name now.
Stunning! Sometimes I hear Americans have no taste, but this sure is tasteful...Absolutely beautiful! I have a ´71 Commando half put together after rebuild and this is a major kick in the butt to getting it done. Cheers from Sweden! And of course you have a new subscriber, never seen you before...
Hi Den! Thanks a lot for your comment and also for subscribing! I hope you will enjoy these videos. It's all about these great bikes and the fun we have with them. Best wishes, Mike
Hello, thanks the channel, enjoying it a lot and for the smashing clip of really nice Atlas tanked Commando - a great tribute to the skill and eye of the owner. I have a silver LR FB and am inspired by the pinstripes! Can I be annoying and ask where the tailpiece is from please? Many thanks
Hi Dave, George confirmed that the tail piece on his bike was from "Glass from the past". It was for a Triumph but he and Kenny Dreer modified them for Nortons. Apparently GFTP now makes them for Nortons. Here's their fb page I believe. facebook.com/GlassfromthePast/
Thanks for the really nice videos I really enjoy the cul-de-sac vids the most 😎. Do you happen to know what type rear sets are on the 71 Long Range Commando? BTW I just bought my first Commando at age 60, rear sets and low bars are the first and probably only changes to be made. Thanks again for the great videos!
Many thank Chris. I really appreciate it. Congratulations on your Commando! That is fantastic to hear. I hope you have a great time with your new bike. I will ask George about his rear-sets. Best wishes, Mike
@@TheMightyGarage I have a bad hanker'in for those particular rear sets if you see George please ask where I could purchase . Thanks If you have long range remote members in your group (ONE) I would sign on in a heart beat way out here in N.Y. as a associate .
Hi Chris, thanks a lot. Sorry, I haven't seen George in a little while but will try and remember to ask him. You're most welcome to join our club :-) if you would like to send me an email, I can add you to our emailing list. We don't send out a lot of emails, just updates about announcements, events, etc. Cheers, Mike (themightygarage@icloud.com)
Hi Timmy, thanks very much for your comment. I just asked George and he replied as follows: "The rear sets were made by Kenny Dreer. He originally made a set of 10, this is one of the 10. Later he made some other ones that were a little longer on the brake pedal. So they’re basically one off. I modified mine by adding a little boot guard on the brake pedal. The shift lever is a extended reverse stock style lever. I added a indent ball and spring in the fold up right hand foot peg."
Thank you. I like the set offered by Colorado Norton but they are quite expensive. Good to know on the detent for the foot rest. Did you keep the stock kick lever? Thanks, Tim
Hi Tim, He did keep the stock kickstarter but also modified it so that it would retract and hold using a spring and ball bearing. He made a quick video and here's a link: ua-cam.com/video/2iWlY0EdG98/v-deo.html
Yes, they are very cool and supportive. I've never had a problem with the neighbors. To be honest, I don't have many visitors and we don't make a lot of noise. Their leaf blowers make more noise than most of the bikes that visit the cul-de-sac :-)
Lucy Fuir Hi Lucy, we belong to the oNe (Oregon Norton enthusiasts) club and we have several members that are also members of the North America Norton Owners Association. Here’s a link to our website: oregonnorton.org Best wishes, Mike
The Mighty Garage I think it’s now called the International Norton Owners Association now. I think North American Norton Owners was the old name. And the Oregon Norton Enthusiasts is a member of the INOA.
Well as they say down here in Alabama -"Who-whee, she's so fine, she'd make a rabbit slap a hound-dog in the face!" ... Don't ask me, I'm a replant from New Orleans -- but that is one fine motorcycle!
Another beautiful classic. IMO too many ugly motorcycles these days especially those overweight adventure bikes or bikes with that overwrought 'Transformers' look. No wonder 'retro' styled motorcycles are now hot sellers.
Is that a 150 rear? If so, any problems getting it on? And are you happy with the Avon’s?( also what size front Tyre? And if they’re both bigger than stock, what’s the handling like?😊
@@stevelawson-blight8895 I don't think it's bigger, Steve but I will check with George. I think he is running the same tyres as many of the guys in the club. I am running Avon Roadrider 100/90-19 on front and rear and have been very happy with them.
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Thanks for all the comments guys. A big thank you to Mike for doing these series of interviews in the cul-de-sac.
Thank YOU George! It was my pleasure. Thanks so much for showing us your incredible Commando!
It's over 30 years since I sold my Commando - something I have regretted ever since - but the sound of those peashooters takes me right back as if it was yesterday and has the hairs on the back of my neck standing up. God I wish I could afford one now!
When he fired up that Norton at the end, things vibrated off my desk!
Hehe, that was funny! I like to keep the volume up on those moments when I'm editing the videos ;)
I don’t think people can tell just how nice that bike is. Given that it was built a while ago and is ridden frequently and still wins awards at any bike show.
So true Dave!
What an incredibly beautiful bike...
How can anyone dislike this?
Beautiful Norton ! I have the Interstate 1972 750cc Commando with a 5 Gallon Long Range Gas Tank ! I changed the handlebars and front fender to Chrome ! The original owner had alum. fender and rusty bars, Now she is sweet. Love the sound she makes. SNORTIN NORTON IS FOR REAL !
Very cool! Thanks a lot for sharing! Cheers, Mike
I always thought, “What a beautiful Norton,” whenever I saw it at club meetings. I wondered why I had never seen another like it. Now I know why. He literally built the bike from parts. Very well done, George! Beautiful style with excellent detail work as well.
Thanks a lot Scott! George is a master craftsman! All his creations are just world-class! Hope you are doing okay and hope to see you again soon. Best wishes, Mike
That's a real beauty. One time when I had my Norton, I decided to follow my cousin and a friend of his, who had just bought this used 67 corvette, up to my cousins cottage. The only trouble was that we left at about 8 o'clock in the evening. I had a full tank of gas, but it was 120 miles to the cottage. Back in those days all the gas stations up north closed after 5. I started running out of gas with about forty miles to go, and we all pulled over. The guy with the vette, managed to siphon a couple of beer bottles of gas out of his tank and I dumped it into mine. I managed to make it to a small town with two gas stations on the main corner, and I told them too carry on and I would stay there till morning, so I settled on the porch of one of the gas stations for the night. I tell you, it was a rough night, but I survived. Then the sun came up and the guy who owned the gas station across the road from the one I stayed at, opened up early, so I pushed my bike over there and filled up, and was finally on my way. I tell you, it was a lesson learned.
John B I had a 73 Interstate with 7 gallon tank. I loved it.
@@f4tweet I loved my 69 Commando too, but I got afraid to ride because of the increase in traffic, and got tired of riding by myself. Now I wish I never sold it.
@nasty buzzard Yeah, I've known that for years, but back then I didn't.
@nasty buzzard That's going back a ways alright. I wonder if they somehow have that figured into the price today?
Simply gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
This is a great series and should continue post-lockdown.
I don’t think it will be hard to talk Mike into that.
Thanks for swinging by George, love the bike along with it's build story.
Outside lane, blow them cobwebs out it's what you do.
atvb Mike .. another week towards release, stay well. t ..
Thank you Terry. Yes, I finally had a longer ride this past weekend and it was brilliant. It was made better by the fact it was on something a little special.. or should I say "speciale"! I hope you will enjoy it on Sunday morning! Best wishes, Mike
Just starting the season and the “hide under the bed” started. 1971 was my personal favorite for the Commando. I “sinned” and added a front Disc Brake not as pretty but has been real helpful in city traffic. Keep on the sunny side!
Haha, thank you Doug. Same to you too! Best wishes, Mike
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL
THE FIRST TIME I SEEN THE Commando was in 1971 i just came to the US AND my neighbor had a one and I fell in love with it.
Thank you Giovanni for your great comment. Best wishes, Mike
I enjoy these cul-de-sac episode.
Seeing the bikes and then hearing the history that goes with it. So good thankyou so much for these cul-de-sac videos. At this point in time with what's happening around us, it's so appreciate...... thankyou 🙏
Thanks a lot Phil! I'm glad you like the vids. They have been so much fun and a real tonic to see friends again. I've loved the visits and I get a real thrill hearing them ride up the street. Best wishes, Mike
I love these showcase videos. Reminds me of the Combat and the Commando I rode in the 80's. Putting around on Honda's these days.
Thank you Dion! Glad you liked the video. Best wishes, Mike
LOL Another Langlitz Leather jacket on a tasty uber clean brit bike wow what a great way to start the day, with a fresh cuppa and stunning views from Portland! The Commando bike is so clean and so soulful sounding. Congrats to the owner very nice indeed. Mike if I keep this up I will have to get a Norton. Great another Brit bike to fettle. Sorry to go on about the jackets but here out east no one has an much of an idea what they are so it is good to see others anywhere.
Cheers
Duc
Hehe, there are quite a few guys in the club who have them and bought them decades ago! They cost a fortune nowadays but now and again can be grabbed at good prices! Thanks a lot for your comments and I hope all is well. Yes, you need a Commando ;) Cheers, Mike
"George is a master craftsman! " AYE👍
Yea that’s a super bike. Thanks for the feature.
No problem 👍 Thanks a lot for watching! Cheers, Mike
Fabulous motorcycle! No better reason to wake up at 3am. Thanks Mike.
Hehe, sorry to get you up so early Larry, but glad you enjoyed it ;) Best wishes, Mike
I've been hunting for a long range tank for my Commando. His bike is excellent looking, very nicely done.
Thanks very much for your great comment. Best wishes, Mike
That is a great bike and a real credit to its owner.
Thanks for your great comment Martin. Best wishes, Mike
Lovely I have just finished my own 71 750 commando hi bred jap twin cable front brake hi rider petrol tank single carb corbin seat Andover norton race head steady and loads more to much to list stay safe over there and keep the vids coming
It's a terrific "parts-bin-special". Thanks Mike.
Another gorgeous bike.
Gorgeous bike. I love the proportions.
An immaculate Commando is a joy to behold.
Most of the bikes that are on this site have thousands, if not tens of thousands invested. That shows to me, it takes cubic dollars to truly enjoy and use classic motorcycles. I have almost $9000 invested in my 1977 R75/7.
Excellent video thanks mike George wot a great name 😂👍🏍George in Stoke .wot a lovely Norton
Ha ha, thanks a lot, George!
That’s a beautiful bike.
Such a beautiful Norton. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Beautiful bike ,credit to you George.
Great vids Mike 👍
Thank you Greg for your kind note. Really appreciate it. Yes, that is one heck of a bike, isn't it! George does incredible work. I hope to see another one of his creations in the cul-de-sac very soon! Best wishes, Mike
Beautiful bike, I’ve lusted after one since the 70s.
Thank you Stephen for your comment. Best wishes, Mike
Nice looking Commando, sounds great 👍
Have a great week Mike and all the best 😎
all Commandos sound geat!
Thank you David! More bikes to come hopefully. There are a couple more vids in the works and hopefully more visitors soon. Best wishes, Mike
Amazing. Noise is beautiful. I like so much. Thank you. Very good.
Thank you very much Carlos! Best wishes, Mike
That’s an absolute beauty Mike ! Love the shape of that converted Interpol tank, think I’ll have to keep my eye open for one of those - would definitely suit my next project build! Hope you’re well.
I have an old Interstate tank in storage, it is fiberglas. No reasonable offer turned down. In mid atlantic.
You were right - it's stunning
hehe, it's a world-class Commando!
Smashing usable Classic and an Ace vlog, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Frankie, thanks a lot. Cheers, Mike
Seat is stunning. Very pretty bike.
Norton was going to be my next bike however that all seemed to go wonkey let's see what TVS come up with. However the bikes that visit your address are absolutely stunning and sound great thanks for another enjoyed video keep them coming.
Thank you Colin, yes it will be very interesting to see what TVS produces. I do wish them well. I really liked the newer Nortons and hope that TVS will be as successful as the terrific new Royal Enfields. Cheers, Mike
great biker and bike
Thanks a lot Richard. Cheers, Mike
I was in a British MC and when we all rode down the road it sounded like WW2 Aircraft!!
Hehe, I know what you mean Martin. When we have been on a club ride, there is nothing better than riding through town or tunnels! The rumble of the bikes sounds amazing! Cheers, Mike
That sound is amazing. You cannot mistake it for any other bike. Wish I could afford one. It's a shame the latest Norton motorcycle owner has ruined its name. India will proberly buy the name now.
Great video the Norton looks fantastic sounds amazing stay safe 🇬🇧👍🏻
Thank you Richard! Best wishes, Mike
Very nice classic looking Commando!
It sure is! Thanks for your note Richard. Cheers, Mike
Very nice bike!
Stunning! Sometimes I hear Americans have no taste, but this sure is tasteful...Absolutely beautiful! I have a ´71 Commando half put together after rebuild and this is a major kick in the butt to getting it done. Cheers from Sweden! And of course you have a new subscriber, never seen you before...
Hi Den! Thanks a lot for your comment and also for subscribing! I hope you will enjoy these videos. It's all about these great bikes and the fun we have with them. Best wishes, Mike
By Jove Mike! That's one hell of a bike. I'd give my right arm to own it!
Hehe, thank you Bob! Cheers, Mike
Lovely bike.
That's just a double-helping of splendid there.
Ha ha, I'm glad that you enjoyed that Bill. It's an outstanding Bike, isn't it! Best wishes, Mike
I didn't understand this, growing up, but the 750 is, by far, the superior Commando. And this might be the nicest of the lot.
Many thanks. Yes, this has got to be one of the best Commandos ever! Cheers, Mike
What Bars are those?? I have a 1973 750- Commando and want to change my current bar set up.
Absolutely love your videos!
Cheers
Ryan 🇨🇦🤙
Thank you Ryan. I'll ask George next time I get the chance. Cheers, Mike
Hermosa moto. Me favorita de todos los tiempos.
Gorgeous👍👍👍
That seat is the duck's nuts.
Stunning alright
Dang - what a beauty! I was amazed at the polish on that front brake...the alloy is almost like chrome. Is he running Boranni rims?
Their Akront. Thanks for watching.
Hello, thanks the channel, enjoying it a lot and for the smashing clip of really nice Atlas tanked Commando - a great tribute to the skill and eye of the owner. I have a silver LR FB and am inspired by the pinstripes! Can I be annoying and ask where the tailpiece is from please? Many thanks
Many thanks Dave. I really appreciate it. I will ask George about the tail piece. Best wishes, Mike
@@TheMightyGarage Thank you Mike, much appreciated!
Hi Dave, George confirmed that the tail piece on his bike was from "Glass from the past". It was for a Triumph but he and Kenny Dreer modified them for Nortons. Apparently GFTP now makes them for Nortons. Here's their fb page I believe. facebook.com/GlassfromthePast/
@@TheMightyGarage Fab, thanks Mike (and George), that's super.
I think I would ride with my headlight on. Had a 74 850, black with red lettering, like Kneua Reeves bike.
Very cool! Thank you Jay. I don't think I have ever seen the red/black combination here before. Cheers, Mike
What a bike 😜👍
Wow, that's one beautiful machine - Thanks for posting! BTW, is it always sunny where you live? You seem to be blessed with plenty of blue sky...
Hehe, we have been blessed with a wonderful summer, Nigel. It's been so hot and dry and these visits have been perfect! Best wishes, Mike
Thanks for the really nice videos I really enjoy the cul-de-sac vids the most 😎. Do you happen to know what type rear sets are on the 71 Long Range Commando? BTW I just bought my first Commando at age 60, rear sets and low bars are the first and probably only changes to be made. Thanks again for the great videos!
Many thank Chris. I really appreciate it. Congratulations on your Commando! That is fantastic to hear. I hope you have a great time with your new bike. I will ask George about his rear-sets. Best wishes, Mike
@@TheMightyGarage I have a bad hanker'in for those particular rear sets if you see George please ask where I could purchase . Thanks If you have long range remote members in your group (ONE) I would sign on in a heart beat way out here in N.Y. as a associate .
Hi Chris, thanks a lot. Sorry, I haven't seen George in a little while but will try and remember to ask him. You're most welcome to join our club :-) if you would like to send me an email, I can add you to our emailing list. We don't send out a lot of emails, just updates about announcements, events, etc. Cheers, Mike (themightygarage@icloud.com)
Wonderful bike George!
Hi Mike. Another great bike and video. I really like the rear sets. Could you let us know what brand they are and where he bought them?
Thank you!!
Hi Timmy, thanks very much for your comment. I just asked George and he replied as follows: "The rear sets were made by Kenny Dreer. He originally made a set of 10, this is one of the 10. Later he made some other ones that were a little longer on the brake pedal. So they’re basically one off. I modified mine by adding a little boot guard on the brake pedal. The shift lever is a extended reverse stock style lever. I added a indent ball and spring in the fold up right hand foot peg."
Thank
you. I like the set offered by Colorado Norton but they are quite expensive. Good to know on the detent for the foot rest. Did you keep the stock kick lever?
Thanks,
Tim
Hi Tim, He did keep the stock kickstarter but also modified it so that it would retract and hold using a spring and ball bearing. He made a quick video and here's a link: ua-cam.com/video/2iWlY0EdG98/v-deo.html
Are your neighbors cool with your visitors,?
Yes, they are very cool and supportive. I've never had a problem with the neighbors. To be honest, I don't have many visitors and we don't make a lot of noise. Their leaf blowers make more noise than most of the bikes that visit the cul-de-sac :-)
My dad has a 68 atlas 750. We converted it to electronic ignition from points.
Thank you Lucy for your comment. There is a 1968 Atlas in the club that we are hoping to see again soon. Best wishes, Mike
@@TheMightyGarage which club my dad is in the North American Norton Owners Association for the last 30 years or so
Lucy Fuir Hi Lucy, we belong to the oNe (Oregon Norton enthusiasts) club and we have several members that are also members of the North America Norton Owners Association. Here’s a link to our website: oregonnorton.org Best wishes, Mike
The Mighty Garage I think it’s now called the International Norton Owners Association now. I think North American Norton Owners was the old name. And the Oregon Norton Enthusiasts is a member of the INOA.
Had a chain break ona1972 750 commando going to work
What tyres is he running?
At the very start of the video you sounded almost identical to Ian Hutchinson the Isle of Man TT winner 😊
Hee hee, I still can't shake the accent :-) thanks a lot Nige! Cheers, Mike
The Mighty Garage lol 😊👍
Well as they say down here in Alabama -"Who-whee, she's so fine, she'd make a rabbit slap a hound-dog in the face!" ... Don't ask me, I'm a replant from New Orleans -- but that is one fine motorcycle!
Haha, thanks a lot Edwin. I had not heard that expression before! Best wishes, Mike
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Nice scooter.
I can't die....I haven't acquired a Commando yet.
You've got to get one Kyle, they are awesome! Cheers, Mike
That's my favourite 🤣🤣
nice
❤️❤️❤️❤️
What no cuppa for George?
hehe, always a nice cuppa for everyone 😉
Another beautiful classic. IMO too many ugly motorcycles these days especially those overweight adventure bikes or bikes with that overwrought 'Transformers' look. No wonder 'retro' styled motorcycles are now hot sellers.
A self-start would be better... :)
Hehe, it has a self-starter.. it's his leg ;)
Chrome those fenders, please.
No, then it would just look like another Commando. :>)
What tyres is he running?
Looks like Avon Roadrider AM26 on the rear. The front looks like a Avon Roadrunner.
Thanks Dave, yes many of the guys in the club are running these.
Is that a 150 rear? If so, any problems getting it on? And are you happy with the Avon’s?( also what size front Tyre? And if they’re both bigger than stock, what’s the handling like?😊
@@stevelawson-blight8895 I don't think it's bigger, Steve but I will check with George. I think he is running the same tyres as many of the guys in the club. I am running Avon Roadrider 100/90-19 on front and rear and have been very happy with them.
I’m itching to put a 150 on the rear 😁