Everyone involved in the National Motorcycle Museum’s brilliant ‘Norton – The Rotary Years’ parade lap poses with the machines that took part.
Visitors described the huge pop-up museum display as the best ever seen in a TT paddock, with a Norton racing machine to represent every decade from the 1900s to the 1990s.
As if that wasn’t enough, the museum excelled itself with a parade around the 37.73-mile TT circuit on Saturday, August 29 entitled, ‘Norton – The Rotary Years’, in which no fewer than 12 of its revolutionary machines took part.
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