1967 Norton Atlas N15CS 750 (745cc)

Highlights

  • Comprehensively restored with meticulous detail
  • Historic vehicle with full Norton Owners Club documentation
  • Engine recently rebuilt, promising reliability alongside classic appeal

The Appeal

The 1967 Norton Atlas N15CS 750 isn't just a bike; it's a symbol of an era when British bikes dominated the global market with their performance, innovation, and unparalleled styling. Norton, a brand that dates back to the early 20th century, has been a mainstay in motorcycle racing and culture. 

The Atlas model itself was born out of a need for a bigger, more powerful machine that could conquer not just the city streets but also the open road. This particular Norton Atlas is a shining example of the model's heyday, having been restored to such a degree that it likely rivals its condition when it first left the factory.

What sets this bike apart is the meticulous attention to detail in its restoration, from the superb metallic red paintwork to the rebuilt engine. This not only adds to the bike's value but also makes for a remarkably dependable ride. The 745cc engine offers an immediate sense of exhilaration, providing plenty of torque and acceleration. Stylistically, the bike is an epitome of classic British motorcycle design, with its metallic red tank, black frame, and immaculate chrome detailing.

This bike doesn't just look good; it feels great to ride, embodying the vision and engineering prowess that made Norton a legendary name in the motorcycling world. With its classic British styling and modern reliability thanks to the restoration, this Atlas offers a one-of-a-kind ownership experience that superbly blends history, design, and performance.




The History and Paperwork

  • Originally exported to America in 1967
  • Registered as an historic vehicle in the UK
  • MOT and tax exempt
  • Norton Owners Club document detailing date of manufacture and export
  • Relevant NOVA paperwork
  • Two registered keepers since 2016
  • V5 Present and correct
  • Comes with a selection of invoices detailing the thorough restoration 




The Interior

  • Black seat re-covered to a high standard and in superb condition
  • Controls from levers to kick-starter in superb condition
  • New speedometer as part of the restoration
  • Both dials and all of the switchgear in superb condition
  • Yoke, bars and petrol cap all in excellent condition




The Exterior

  • Metallic red tank and side panels in perfect condition
  • Frame, forks, swingarm powder-coated black 
  • Chrome mudguards in mint condition
  • Brightwork from exhaust to handlebars present beautifully 
  • Tyres in good condition with plenty of tread 
  • Clip-on bar end mirror in excellent condition
  • No visible scratches, dings or dents
  • Rims, spokes and hubs present superbly 
  • Graphics and badges on the tank and side panels are immaculate
  • Attention to detail during the restoration evident in every aspect of the bike




The Mechanics

  • 745cc engine rebuilt as part of the restoration
  • 4-speed manual gearbox in excellent working condition
  • Sounds fantastic through the twin exhausts
  • From the cooling fins to the crankcase, the engine presents excellently
  • Suspension appears to be in superb condition
  • Starts easily (for a 60’s British bike) and idles well
  • The owner reports that it rides perfectly




Summary

The Norton Atlas N15CS 750 exemplifies what a classic British motorcycle should be. Its meticulous restoration has not only maintained but elevated its intrinsic value and added reliability. With its visually arresting design and an engine that has been rebuilt, the bike promises a unique and satisfying riding experience that stands as a testament to the brilliance of British engineering from a golden era.

 Whether you're an enthusiast of classic motorcycles or a discerning collector, this Norton Atlas is a remarkable piece of history that offers a superb level of aesthetic appeal and rideability. 

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Vehicle specification
  • Year 1967
  • Make Norton
  • Model Atlas
  • Colour Multicolour
  • Odometer 1,224 Miles
  • Engine size 748
Auction Details
  • Seller Type Private
  • Town Brixham
  • Location Devon
  • Country United Kingdom
Bidding history
24 bids
  • je•••• £7,100 01/04/24
  • Sc•••• £7,000 01/04/24
  • je•••• £6,900 01/04/24
  • Sc•••• £6,800 01/04/24
  • je•••• £6,700 01/04/24
  • je•••• £6,600 01/04/24
  • Sc•••• £6,500 01/04/24
  • Sc•••• £6,400 01/04/24
  • ma•••• £6,300 01/04/24
  • Sc•••• £6,200 01/04/24
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