This 1959 Norton/Triton cafe racer is very interesting as it has several modern upgrades that have been utilised during the build. It started life as a 1959 Norton Dominator frame and fitted with a 1976 Triumph T140V engine which has a modern left-hand gearchange. It is believed to have been built by JMC Classics' John Mossey several years ago, which included being fitted with a full ally fuel tank with a Monza cap, electronic ignition with 12volt electrics, front and rear hydraulic disc brake conversion with a splined front hub, a Bob Newby racing dry clutch, and primary belt drive conversion. Other upgrades are Mikuni flat slide carbs, Hagon shocks 'Goldie'-style exhaust and alloy rear sets. The modern touch to this machine gives the best of both worlds, new and old and great in modern-day traffic. The Triton has been in a private collection and has not been used in the last year. Comes with a current V5C.