Norton Commando 850mk3....coming back to life...

I prefer the alloys so you’ve got my vote :thumb2

Mine are apparently Borrani but without spinning the wheels and searching for some form of identification marks I don’t know. They’re certainly not new ones and they look ok so they’ll do for me :D
 
I prefer the alloys so you’ve got my vote :thumb2

Mine are apparently Borrani but without spinning the wheels and searching for some form of identification marks I don’t know. They’re certainly not new ones and they look ok so they’ll do for me :D

Yes, I’ve seen yours On the Norton, they look great, it help me make the decision to get Flanged alloy rims:thumb
 
It’s moved on a bit now.........

Fitted cushdrive, air filter, powerbox and shocks..........and new speedo drive.
 

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Lots of wires to sort:confused: battery is in,wheel and mudguard on, new seals needed in rear caliper.
 

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Side panel on........:D
 

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Nice job on the build but I hope you do not mind me pointing out that the front brake calliper pipe are wrong way round. In at the bottom /bleed at the top. Cheers
 
Nice job on the build but I hope you do not mind me pointing out that the front brake calliper pipe are wrong way round. In at the bottom /bleed at the top. Cheers

Your quite right, it’s just been screwed in temporarily at the moment in case I need to reroute things. I don’t mind you pointing it out at all:thumb
 
Nice work! We’re all looking forward to seeing the finished article. Maybe not quite as much as you are though!
 
It’s lovely and it’s great seeing bikes like that brought back to life.

Mine is languishing in the garage until I sort out registration but I’m not worried because it runs and it charges the battery. It’s probably one for next summer because I’m back at work and on horrendous hours but lockdown has been good for me when it comes to sorting out bikes.:D
 
Alternator, clutch and starter all back together.................
 

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However...................slight set back:blast

I can’t get the fecking gearbox out of top! I’m pretty sure the problem is in between the inner and outer cover and not the actual gears and selectors themselves. Tomorrow could be frustrating :D
 
Possibly the ratchet spring 04-0038 broken or distorted.
Also check that you have clearance, between the quadrant and inner case, in 4th and 1st gear.
Hope that helps.
 
Possibly the ratchet spring 04-0038 broken or distorted.
Also check that you have clearance, between the quadrant and inner case, in 4th and 1st gear.
Hope that helps.
Thanks. The ratchet spring is new and I was very careful to set it as it should be. I will certainly check the quadrant for the clearance.:thumb
 


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