About 70 Norton?s and their owners / partners attended the 2009 Annual Rally held at Akaroa. While the Friday was wet, wet, wet? Saturday turned out better for the ride and an excellent lunch at O?Cains Bay. A report in greater detail will be in our next newsletter so if you don?t get one already then join the Club! Have a look at the following link for a video of the rally ride?
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Tuesday 03 March 2009 - 16:21:46
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Recent news from Australia
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The Norton Owners Club of NSW in conjunction with the Post Classic Racing Association of NSW are combining to revive the Period 4 Formula 750 class. The 750 class was the premier non-GP racing class of the early to mid 1970?s and is recognised as an official historic racing class by Motorcycling Australia.
The Norton Owners Club are looking to restore interest in this class by encouraging enthusiasts to get their 750?s back onto the track to reflect the racing grids and machines of the 1970?s. By sponsoring this class through the Period 4 ?Unapproachable F750 Challenge? at the Barry Sheene Festival of Speed race meeting, the Norton Owners Club hope that other period motorcycle clubs will be encouraged to come forward and support this class of racing.
For more information please see the NOCF750 Challenge pdf on the downloads page.
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Iain Brown
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Tuesday 03 March 2009 - 16:17:10
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Welcome to nocnz.org.nz
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Welcome to the online home of the Norton Owners Club of New Zealand.
The NOCNZ is a club for those interested in the preservation and use of Norton Motorcycles. We have affiliations with the NOC in the UK and the INOA in the USA/Canada.
A club newsletter is issued 6 times per year and aims to include items of technical assistance as well and general club and motorcycle news and a classified/advertising section.
An annual rally is held, see the separate rally section for more detail.
There are a number of "area reps" throughout the country who help co-ordinate activities at a local level.
The site will be updated from time to time, any comments or suggestions on content and layout would be welcomed as would any suitable content for the site or newsletter. See the Membership Information page for contact details.
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