OT: The Norton Project

Jedi Jeff Posted 2011-09-22 9:26 AM (#97354) Subject: OT: The Norton Project Fountain Inn, SC United States For all fathers & sons, this is a great video. Gave me a lump in my throat. http://vimeo.com/11285536 cchristo Posted 2011-09-22 11:13 AM (#97364 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Tourer Posts: 337 san antonio, tx yep, OT for sure. Very cool video, thanks for the share! glighto11 Posted 2011-09-22 11:20 AM (#97365 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Iron Butt Posts: 741 Central New York Outstanding! kris1956 Posted 2011-09-22 12:37 PM (#97373 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Iron Butt Posts: 1109 That's simply too cool. SYNSTR Posted 2011-09-22 12:39 PM (#97375 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Iron Butt Posts: 785 Mt. Vernon, WASH. Rode one once about forty years ago, I'd NEVER ridden a bike (up til then) with that much brute torque! Quite a serious step up from my little 250 Yammer 2 cylinder, that bike could have torn down a brick wall- GURNZ Posted 2011-09-22 2:57 PM (#97381 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Cruiser Posts: 118 Spfld, IL but temp Bay area, CA Unbelievably AWESOME--wish my kids would do that to my 74 850 which I bought new. It is still in one piece but needs restored. Maybe some day XRsteve Posted 2011-09-22 3:42 PM (#97387 - in reply to #97354) Subject: Re: OT: The Norton Project Visionary Posts: 2300 Georgia, west of Atlanta What a great video. I hope he rides that thing until he's 90..............