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HEAD OFFICE: (902)542-7478 FAX: (902)542-7479 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.britcycle.com 604 DAVISON STREET, RR3 WOLFVILLE, NOVA SCOTIA, B4P 2R3, CANADA - (902)542-7478 & 50 CONNECTICUT ROAD, LORING COMMERCE CENTER, LIMESTONE, MAINE, 04750, USA - 201-880-0366 Holiday Gift Suggestions 2018 Classic Triumph Calendar - 218-01 A twelve month supply of Bonnies, Trophys and T-birds. Makes a great gift. These calendars always sell out so grab yours quick! Printed on thick, photo-grade paper, these calendars also make great posters. January – 1966 650CC THUNDERBIRD AND 2017 900CC BONNIE February – TRIUMPH 1938 SPEED TWIN March – 1963 T120 THRUXTON April – 1967 TO 1970 T100R DAYTONA TRIUMPH May – 1912 3 ½ -HP ROADSTER June – 1958 T-BIRD (1957 MODEL) July – 1961 T120C 650CC TWIN CARB August – FINAL PRODUCTION BSA B50MX REBADGED AS TRIUMPH 1974 TR5MX September – 1967 TR6R TROPHY SPORTS October – 1979 T140D BONNIE CUSTOM November – 1935 250CC MODEL L2/1 December – 1959 BONNEVILLE 2018 Norton Owners Club Classic Calendar - 218-02 The 2018 NOC Classic Calendar is printed in full colour on A3 paper (297 x 420mm). It features 12 pages of classic Nortons and has space to write notes in for each day and also shows dates for the previous and following months. January – 1960 NORTON MODEL 50, 348cc February – 1951 NORTON ES2, 490cc March – 2011 NORTON COMMANDO 961 SPORT OHV, 961cc April – 1930 NORTON SPEEDWAY BIKE, 500cc May – 1929 NORTON JE, 350cc June – NORTON COMMANDO, 745cc July – 1955 NORTON MODEL 19-R & NORTON MODEL 19-S OHV SINGLE, 596cc August – 1958 NORTON MANX 350cc September – 1938 NORTON MODEL 50, 348cc October – 1962 NORTON NAVIGATOR, 349cc November – 1938 NORTON INTERNATIONAL MODEL 30, 490cc December – 2014 NORTON COMMANDO 961 SPORT, 961cc IMPORTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR CLASSIC TRIUMPH, BSA AND NORTON MOTORCYCLES HELPING TO KEEP BRITISH MOTORCYCLES ON THE ROAD SINCE 1977! Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 We have Gift Certificates! The amount will be placed on the customer’s account for use at any time and a copy of the certificate will be emailed. To check the price on items in this brochure just click the link below and follow directions: https://britcycle.shop.commercient.com/User/Home Or just give us a call. Our salespeople are happy to check prices and offer suggestions. Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 Cloth Patches 252-1006 PATCH, FLAG, BRITISH, 3-3/4" X 2-1/8" 252-2285 PATCH, BSA, LOGO, 10-1/4" X 3-7/8" 252-2023 PATCH, BSA 4-1/2" X 2" 252-1528 PATCH, BSA, WINGS, 1" X 3" 252-1018/B BSA, CIRCLE, BLACK 3.5" 252-01 PATCH, BSA, “HAPPINESS”, 4X3" Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 252-066983 - “NORTON", GENUINE - 4-7/8” X 2” 252-066983/A - "NORTON", RED, GENUINE 4-3/4” X 2-1/4” 252-1116 PATCH, NORTON, SMALL 5-3/4" X 2" 252-0016 PATCH, NORTON, RED LOGO, 3" BLACK 252-1117 PATCH, NORTON, LOGO, FLAME, LARGE 10" X 3-3/4" 252-2118 PATCH, NORTON, BLACK & WHTIE, 4X9" Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 252-0110 PATCH, TRI, LEAPING TIGER, 7" 252-2119 PATCH, TRI, LOGO, WITH FLAG, LARGE, 9-1/4" X 3-3/4" 252-0111 PATCH, TRI, LOGO, WITH FLAG, SMALL, 4-3/4" X 2" 252-1400 PATCH, TRI, WINGS, SILVER, LARGE, 11-1/4" X 3-1/4" Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 252-1420 PATCH, TRIUMPH, WINGS, PURPLE, LARGE, 8" X 2-1/2" 252-1738 PATCH, TRIUMPH, WINGS, PURPLE, SMALL, 5-1/2" X 1-3/4" 252-1763 PATCH, TRI, EAGLE, BROWN, LARGE ,10" TALL X 7-1/2" WIDE 252-1757 PATCH, TRI, EAGLE, BROWN, SMALL, 5" TALL X 3-3/4" WIDE 252-1821 PATCH, TRI, OVAL, BLUE, 2X4" Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 We have very nice embroidered black adjustable baseball caps. Our traditional black shirts have the motorcycle logo silk-screened on the front and our logo on the back. We have T’s, sweats and hoodies in small, medium, large, extra large and XXL. Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 Belt Buckles 256-4112 - Norton Rectangle Buckle 3-1/4" x 1-3/4" 256-4113 - Norton Buckle 1-3/4” in Diameter 256-4441 - Triumph Rectangle Buckle 3-1/4” x 2-1/8" 256-4442 - Triumph Triangle Buckle 3” x 3” x 3” 256-TRIUMPH/06 - Triumph Belt Buckle 4.5” long by 2” high 256-4221 - BSA Buckle 2-7/8” in Diameter 256-4222 - BSA Buckle 1-3/4” in Diameter Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 Belt Buckles 256-BSA/01 256-BSA/02 256-BRITISH/01 BSA Oval Buckle BSA Oval Buckle Union Jack Buckle Black Enamel, 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" Red Enamel, 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" 3-1/8" x 2-1/8" 256-NORTON/01 256-NORTON/02 256-TRIUMPH/01 Norton Engine Buckle Norton Rectangular Buckle Triumph Triangular Buckle 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" 3-3/4" x 2-1/8" 3" x 3" x 3" 256-TRIUMPH/02 256-TRIUMPH/03 256-TRIUMPH/04 Triumph Oval Buckle Triumph Oval Buckle Triumph Rectanguler Buckle "A Breed Apart" Black Enamel "A Way of Life", Red Enamel 3-3/4" x 2-1/2" 3-3/4" x 2-1/2" 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" 256-TRIUMPH/05 256-TRIUMPH/06 256-TRIUMPH/08 Triumph Rectangular Buckle Triumph Grill, Black Enamel Triumph Rectangular Buckle Brushed Silver, Red Enamel 256-TRIUMPH/07 "Built In Our Time, For All Time" 3-3/4" x 2-1/8" Triumph Grill, Red Enamel 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" 3-1/2" x 1-3/4" Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 Halcyon Goggles Made in the UK. A style brought out in the 1960’s for motorcycle riders with an interest in bigger bikes, the Mark 4 Silver Cross goggles have angled lenses which are inserted into solid brass chrome-plated frames which are then hand-stitched to a black leather facemask. They are often worn on the top of a ‘jet’ helmet for effect. The head band now also comes fitted with triple silicon, elasticated non-slip strips for the perfect grip when worn Halcyon Mark 4 Silver Cross Goggles #241-01 over an open face crash helmet. Halcyon Mark 49 Goggles The Halcyon Mark 49 goggle is handmade in the UK using only the finest quality materials and is finished to the highest possible standard. Unlike many other goggles on the market that are mass-produced using molded plastic for the frames, Halcyon Mark 49 goggle Mark 49 Black Leather Goggles #241-05 frames continue to be made in brass which is then hand-polished to a mirror-finish before being chrome-plated. The frames are hand-stitched to a quality padded black leather facemask. The goggles’ elasticated headband has enough adjustment to allow them to fit over or under an open-face crash helmet, and the unique attachment clips allow the goggles to fit comfortably against the face, even when worn over a crash helmet, making them an ideal goggle to wear when riding a classic motorcycle. Mark 49 Brown Leather Goggles - BRASS #241-06 The goggles come with laminated glass lenses. Each lens is housed in an independent frame which can be easily removed from the goggle to allow replacements to be fitted. Tinted lenses, which are useful in sunny conditions, are also stocked by BCS. The glass lenses can also be taken to your local opticians to have prescription lenses bonded to the inner surface. The head band now also comes fitted with triple silicon, elasticated non-slip strips for the perfect grip when worn over an open face crash helmet. Mark 49 Brown Leather Goggles - CHROME #241-09 Halcyon Mark 9 Black Racing Goggles 241-08 The Halcyon Mark 9 racing goggle is manufactured in the UK to a very high standard. The black painted solid brass frame is hand-stitched to a soft synthetic leather facemask, and the nose bridge screw is made from quality stainless steel.The lenses are made from laminated glass. Each lens is housed in an independent frame which can be easily removed from the goggle to allow replacements to be fitted. The head band now also comes fitted with triple silicon, elasticated non-slip strips Halcyon Mark 9 Black Racing Goggles #241-08 for the perfect grip when worn over an open face crash helmet. Do not confuse our goggles with cheaper plastic lense versions – we have all our goggles made in England with tempered glass for safety and long life, as well as with real leather against the face! Replacement, straps, adjusters and both clear and tinted lenses stocked. Canada tel: (902)542-7478 www.britcycle.com USA tel: (201)880-0366 253 Series: Lapel Pins 253-ARIEL/01 253-ARIEL/02 253-ARIEL/03 253-BRIT/01 253-BSA/01 Horseshoe Logo Triangle “A” Logo On Black British Flag Piled Arms Logo 253-BSA/02 253-BSA/03 253-BSA/04 253-BSA/05 253-BSA/06 Round With Wings Piled Arms, Wings Logo As Letters BSA Silver Star Logo & Arms Red various colours various colours various colours 253-BSA/07 253-BSA/08 253-BSA/09 253-BSA/10 253-BSA/11 Oval Logo Jumbo, Red & Yellow “TriBSA” Blue Jumbo Silver Star BSA Silver Star Blue various colours SOLD OUT 253-BSA/12 253-BSA/13 253-BSA/14 253-BSA/15 253-BSA/16 Silver Star Round Piled Arms, Green BSA Eagle “TriBSA” Red Logo & Arms, Red 253-BSA/17 253-BSA/18 253-BSA/19 253-BSA/20 253-BSA/22 Bantam Super Rocket Golden Flash Goldstar Bike Goldstar Emblem These pins are made in England and most come with the tradi- 253-BSA/03 tional “safety- 253-MATCH/01 253-MATCH/02 253-MATCH/03 Logo, Wings pin” clasp.
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  • Peashooter 2 Nov 2008

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    Peashooter The Newsletter of the Norton Owners Club - Surrey Branch www.surreynoc.org.uk Issue 2 November 2008 complex based at Donington Park - Norton are at the heart of motorcycle racing once again and committed to investment to make the initiative work. As well as creating a new ‘state of the art’ road bike the Norton brands will see a vigourous licensing programme through Norton Global Brands to safeguard and develop licensing of all kinds from spare parts to clothing. Commenting on the programme Garner said ‘Our trade marks and brand have incredible strength and value, we will strongly enforce our position as the new owners of these world famous brands and ensure our new partners benefit from a robust protection programme going forward’. Norton's Back! ‘This is the beginning of a new and exciting era in a brand that was started over 100 years ago by James Stuart Garner a UK based businessman and owner of Norton Racing Lansdowne Norton. It has sustained ups and downs over Ltd has bought back all the trademarks and development work the years but still stands for performance and excellence. relating to the Norton, Manx, Atlas, Commando and Dominator These will be the standards we live by from now on’ brand names. stated Garner. Norton Racing Ltd is already in development of the NRV588 rotary Club Support in Jubilee Year engined race bike and now with the ownership of the brand itself plans are being developed to introduce a new road bike for 2009. Members of the NOC Executive Committee have already met with Stuart Garner and are planning a big event next ‘We are proud to have brought the brands back home and we now year at Donington that everyone can be a part of.