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Cyril J. Ayton
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56 pages
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International Norton Super Profile
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The aim of each Super Profile is to take one such model and then present every facet of its character to the reader by word and picture. A full portrait of the model is built up by describing its history, production changes and specifications. Then there are road tests, owners’ views, details of what to look for when buying, and information on the relevant clubs and specialists. Another feature of every Super Profile is a superb photo gallery of around ninety plates, of which many are in full colour. The gallery serves to illustrate the subject model right the way through its production life and to highlight its special achievements – particularly in motorcycle sport.
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