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Norton Commando 750
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Average Ratings for Norton Commando 750

  • Build quality3.7 stars
  • Reliability3.6 stars
  • Value for Money4.1 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.8 stars
  • Overall Rating3.5 stars

6 Reviews For Norton Commando 750

  • moto guzzi 30th Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I first bought a 750cc. Norton Commado in1971. it was a roadster . as being my first motorcycle was a challange to kick start. the late 1974 and 1975 had a more or less useless electric start.I was happy with my next two,were a750.cc combat and 850cc commando roadster. on my combat I added a Dunstall exhaust system. boy did that bike go! my 850cc. was more of a touring machine. i rode that rascall from Ottawa Ont. to Victoria b.c. in 4 days. The reason I had picked Norton was for handeling looks and sound.when I sold my 850 I regretted it,for prices had gone up to classic bike prices.
    Regardless Iknow these and all British motorcycles quite well,asIhave restord many over the years. iI have owned Harley Davidson and currently have M0t0Guzzi Eldorado.My ears and eyes are always looking for deals for any Norton whatever year ps. I am always open to ? mechanically or otherwise

  • broadwood2 Rank: Corporal 31st Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    The Norton Commando 750 was one of the first so-called superbikes. Actually it's quiite horrible compared to some of its competitors when it was new, eg, the Honda CB750. Anyway, I've owned my Norton Commando Interstate from new - 1972 and I've ridden it on-and off for most of that time. I can't bring myself to part with it, so I've instead, I usually use a second more reliable bike for commuting ( Yamaha, Kawasaki, etc). In the 37 years I've owned it, I've rebuilt the engine twice and the gerar ...

  • Guest 12th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Outstanding handling, great lean looks. That sound of a 750 Commando pulling hard has the same reation to human ears as a v-12 Ferrari at full chat. There is nothing like it. Had mine since new in 1971!
    A stupendous classic, right there with the Ducati 750 and 900's. Think of it as a Triumph Bonnie on steroids.

  • Guest 21st Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Everybody should try the Norton Commando, I fell in love at first drive. Good handling, lots of torque. Great looks, great sounds!
    Feelings you cant get with new bikes.

  • hillymossie 28th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    As time has gone by people have forgotten that the alternatives to the Commando were either fast terrible handling Japanese bikes or fast good handling but unreliable Italian bikes. I used to think that all journalists at the time could think of were bikes that could start with the press of a button and switchgear that was labelled (as if you could see that at 100 mph!). My view was that riding was about fun and that there was no better feeling that leaning your bike to the limit on a twisty roa ...

  • jasperjohns Rank: Corporal 27th Apr 2006

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    This Norton Commando 750 represents the one of the best early super bikes. An original bad boy bike. It is timeless.