Norton Commando

Norton is a motorcycle company which is almost as old as the first motorcycle. They have been making bikes in the UK, even till today by the hands of a team of skilled workers. The company has now made its entry to the Indian market space through Kinetic groups Motoroyale outlets. There are 2 limited edition bikes on offer, the Commando and the Dominator, both of which will be produced in very limited number, 37 to be exact. They will be Read More...

The world got its first bike ever made in the year 1885, a couple of years later in 1898, a guy named James Lansdowne Norton created the Norton Motors brand. With a legacy of 117 years Motoroyale, a Kinetic group owned brand has brought this icon to Indian shores. Known to make hand-built, British classic bikes, the Norton's are a perfect blend of old school styling with modern equipment. The company has launched the Commando and Dominator models in India in a limited edition Read More...

Previously, Norton Motorcycles officially entered the Indian market after joining hands with Kinetic Group. The British two-wheeler manufacturer will assemble its motorcycles at Kinetic’s manufacturing facility in Maharashtra which would then be retailed in India along with other Asian markets including Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Cambodia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam. In latest updates, Norton Motorcycles has launched the Commando 961 Cafe Racer in the Indian market at INR 23 lakh (ex-showroom Pune). The made-to-order motorcycles would be imported to India via Read More...

Norton Motorcycles have officially entered the Indian market after joining hands with Kinetic Group. The Pune based brand already partners iconic motorcycle brands like MV Agusta and SWM in the Indian market, with the latter set to arrive very soon. Speaking about the new joint venture between the Indian company and the iconic British Motorcycle brand, the pact was inked at the 2017 EICMA motorcycle show. Norton Motorcycles will be assembled at Kinetic’s manufacturing facility in Maharashtra and will then be retailed Read More...