1966 +Norton+ Atlas 750 in Desoto, TX

he bike could use a professional detailing, but is still very clean, showing 40 miles since restoration in the mid-80s by the former Norton dealer, who I purchased the bike from five years ago. The bike was just serviced this week: oil change, valve adjustment, and new Exide 12v 8ah battery. For a featherbed Norton twin with a stamped steel primary chain case, it's relatively oil tight (only a few drops after running). Starts first or second kick from cold . Horn, head and tail lights, gauge lights, and kill switch all work. Brake light does not work (probably the bulb). Some fine dry rotting on the tires from age, but both hold air well. The large gap between the top of the rear wheel and the rear fender in the photos is just a result of the rear suspension being at full extension with the bike on its center stand. Off the stand and with a rider on board, it has a tight, road-hugging stance. I encourage would-be buyers to inspect the bike personally.