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Name: Norton 7 / 88 / 99 AJS / Matchless twins
SKU: ACG08
Price: 565 USD
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Norton 7 / 88 / 99 AJS / Matchless twins

ACG08

$565.00

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This Alton 12V AC Generator (ACG08 - Norton) comes with a rectifying-regulator. This generator is suitable for all model years of the following vintage bikes:

Norton Model 50
Norton Model 7
Norton Model 77
Norton Model 88 (up to 1957)
Norton Model 99 (up to 1957)
Norton Panther M75
Norton Dominator

Does not include the drive sprocket. You must use the original dynamo drive sprocket.

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Joe Allen

17:50 27 Sep 22

Nice work, great bunch of guys

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Richard Gray

01:53 18 Feb 21

Jack Manning of CBE installed a Kick Assist on my 1966 Triumph after I had a 750CC hop up kit installed. In 2015 a backhoe operator at a stop sign accidently let his foot slip off the brake while I was going through the intersection. Needless to say my right leg was mangled. I can still walk and ride OK but I don't have enough strength in the leg to kick over the Triumph.Jack and his crew installed the Kick Assist in what seemed like no time at all. He kept me updated practically daily with high quality videos. My bike is built to resemble a flat track race bike. Built with nothing that wasn't needed to make it street legal. Jack went out of his way to hide everything he could to keep the neat lines of a racer.I highly recommend using CBE for all your Classic Bike maintenance that you prefer not to do. Their pricing for parts and labor are as good or better than most shops I have dealt with in 53 years of riding.Ride Safe,Rich Gray

joseph sweeney

21:05 03 Jan 21

Jack Manning has rebuilt my ‘72 Dunstall Norton. His estimate was reasonably accurate given the age and condition of my bike. He communicated often, video documented every step and allowed me whatever physical contribution I could make.I highly recommend this business and Jack.

Yvan Courcelles

21:30 01 Jan 21

kathy daily

17:01 06 Dec 17

I have been a guild member at Classic Bike Experience going on three years .When I decided to modify a dirt bike to create a one of a kind road racer,discovering CBE was like finding gold.I had no experience,no shop, and as a 64 year old woman thought the chances of being taken seriously were slim.Nick and Jack welcomed me with enthusiasm to match my own and if they had doubts they were discreetly and professionally disguised.They are not ONLY master class British bike restorers but enthusiasts for all things motorcycle - and great teachers! With their help I now have a unique bike that never placed lower than third in its road race class first year out. Love that place!

Robert Fuller

00:54 06 Dec 17

There are very few independent motorcycle shops like this these days. A Shop run by and for enthusiasts. Jack and Nick are passionate about the Old Bike hobby. They are very patient when answering questions on the phone. They have worked on three of my motorcycles and I have been very happy with results. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who’s trying to sort out a 60s or 70s British motorcycle.

Peter Booth

21:44 05 Dec 17

I hemmed and hawed for two years, driving past this place. I love old bikes and they love old bikes, but they're into British Iron and I run Japanese stuff. Finally I stopped in and it turns out, they have metric tools!! :)I proceeded to bring my Honda 350 in there for a winter of prep work. Nick and Jack know so much about bikes -- British in particular -- but they're also just smart as heck. Inspired by the shop, I took to building a Suzuki T500 Titan race bike. I ran into as many problems as you'd expect building a racebike out of a 45+ year old street bike and every time I asked Nick to help me problem solve an issue, he had a solution (or two or three as needed). Last summer I put the bike on the track and took a second place. Absolutely would NOT have happened without the help, support and brain of Nick and Jack. Their knowledge, experience, problem-solving skills and tool collection would be cheap at twice the price.

Harley Springer

22:03 04 Dec 17

I brought my dusty old 1975 Triumph Trident to Classic Bike Experience in the winter of 2015, and asked them if they could get her pretty and road-ready for me. They said that they could do so, but preferred to have me save a bunch of money and learn about my bike by joining their Wednesday night wrenching group. This was despite my confession that my skills ended just beyond oil changes and cable adjustments. Six months later I was on the racetrack at Loudon, NH enjoying the bike at a track day - what an experience!! The bike looked and ran great, and Jack and Nick at CBE led me through the entire process. Not a full restoration, but a wonderful transition from idle garage queen to a screaming track bike.Unfortunately, finances drove me to sell the Trident (for a profit) last year. However, I missed the comaraderie and moto-education of CBE so desperately that I bought a 1974 BMW R90S in need of much TLC to rejoin the group. Try it - you'll like it!!Steven HerbergPlattsburgh, NY