Norton Singles Ohv & Sv: 1931 - 1966

by Roy H. Bacon

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The lineage of both side-valve and overhead- valve Norton singles can be traced back to the earliest days of the company. The final forms of both engine types were a dopted for 1931 and continued, with minor changes, for some thirty years. '

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The lineage of both side-valve and overhead- valve Norton singles can be traced back to the earliest days of the company. The final forms of both engine types were a dopted for 1931 and continued, with minor changes, for some thirty years. '

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