The Norton Classic Rotary was a limited production motorcycle that was released in 1987 with only 100 units produced. It featured a twin-chamber, rotary engine with a capacity of 588cc and a compression ratio of 8.6:1. The bike was air-cooled and had an electric starting system. It boasted a maximum power output of 79 horsepower at 9000 rpm with a 5-speed transmission and 18-plate clutch providing propulsion. The Norton Classic Rotary had a chain final drive system and featured front suspension with approximately 38mm telescopic forks providing front wheel travel of 130mm. The rear suspension was supported by twin Girling gas units with 3-way preload, Koni shocks. The bike featured 2 x 265mm discs for front brakes and a single 265mm disc for the rear brake. It had alloy wheels with 100/90-18 front tires and 110/80-18 rear tires. The bike weighed 235kg or 518lbs with a fuel capacity of 23L or 6.1 US gals. The Norton Classic Rotary reportedly could reach a top speed of 209km/h or approximately 130mph, though this is a claimed number.
Make Model: Norton Classic Rotary
Year: 1987
Production: 100 units
Engine: Twin chamber, rotary
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