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Norton Dominator 77

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Make Model

 Norton Dominator 77

Year

 1957 - 58

Engine

 4-Stroke, twin cylinder

Capacity

 597 cc / 36.4 cu in
Cooling System Air cooled
Exhaust Two into two, chrome
Starting Kick

Transmission 

4-Speed
Final Drive Chain
Frame Single down-tube
Front Suspension Telescopic fork
Rear Suspension Swingarm with twin plungers
Wheels Polished steel, laced spokes
The Dominator 77 is one of those motorcycles that seems to have been almost forgotten, probably because it is a comparatively rare bike, and also because they are easily confused with the 500cc model 7.

It is more or less a swinging arm, single downtube ES2 chassis with a 600cc Dominator 99 engine, and it was in production at the same time as the Dommi 99, with its acclaimed Featherbed frame.

The Manx was of course busy making the Featherbed frame into a household name on circuits around Europe at the time, so it is not difficult to see why the Model 77 seems to have been forgotten!

As a consequence it is quite unusual to find one offered for sale, more so in the fact that the machine offered is a particularly nice example.

- See more at: http://www.classic-auctions.com/Auctions/08-06-2008-LoseleyPark-1202/1957NortonDominator77-27396.aspx#sthash.kl7eAelI.dpuf
The Dominator 77 is one of those motorcycles that seems to have been almost forgotten, probably because it is a comparatively rare bike, and also because they are easily confused with the 500cc model 7.

It is more or less a swinging arm, single downtube ES2 chassis with a 600cc Dominator 99 engine, and it was in production at the same time as the Dommi 99, with its acclaimed Featherbed frame.

The Manx was of course busy making the Featherbed frame into a household name on circuits around Europe at the time, so it is not difficult to see why the Model 77 seems to have been forgotten!

As a consequence it is quite unusual to find one offered for sale, more so in the fact that the machine offered is a particularly nice example.

- See more at: http://www.classic-auctions.com/Auctions/08-06-2008-LoseleyPark-1202/1957NortonDominator77-27396.aspx#sthash.kl7eAelI.dpuf
The Dominator 77 is one of those motorcycles that seems to have been almost forgotten, probably because it is a comparatively rare bike, and also because they are easily confused with the 500cc model 7.

It is more or less a swinging arm, single downtube ES2 chassis with a 600cc Dominator 99 engine, and it was in production at the same time as the Dommi 99, with its acclaimed Featherbed frame.

The Manx was of course busy making the Featherbed frame into a household name on circuits around Europe at the time, so it is not difficult to see why the Model 77 seems to have been forgotten!

As a consequence it is quite unusual to find one offered for sale, more so in the fact that the machine offered is a particularly nice example.

- See more at: http://www.classic-auctions.com/Auctions/08-06-2008-LoseleyPark-1202/1957NortonDominator77-27396.aspx#sthash.kl7eAelI.dpuf

The Dominator 77 is one of those motorcycles that seems to have been almost forgotten, probably because it is a comparatively rare bike, and also because they are easily confused with the 500cc model 7.

It is more or less a swinging arm, single downtube ES2 chassis with a 600cc Dominator 99 engine, and it was in production at the same time as the Dommi 99, with its acclaimed Featherbed frame.

The Manx was of course busy making the Featherbed frame into a household name on circuits around Europe at the time, so it is not difficult to see why the Model 77 seems to have been forgotten!

 

 

 

 

 


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