The mother of all English motorcycles, Norton, is coming home.
After 15 years under US control, the symbolic English brand is returning to British hands, with the new owner being Stuart Garner, who also has the Manx, Commando, Atlas and Dominator brands.
The financial operation of millions of pounds, could accelerate the arrival of a new sports model, possibly developed from the NRV588 Rotary Racer, designed by Norton Racing Ltd.
The intention is to present a new Norton road superbike in 2009.
The plans of the English company include a return to the track with fascinating and high performance models, and a long-term investment in the Norton brand.
Trimmings will be included with a clothing line and accessories being developed.
The company, founded by James Lansdowne Norton, will have a new seat at Donington Park facilities.
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