Shipping/registering a USA Norton back to the UK

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The lifting handle (378) is missing. :)
 
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Nice indeed - I have a GB 500 and I really enjoy riding it. The lesser HP thing becomes fun - get it moving then try to keep it there.
 
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MexicoMike said:
The answer is simply that we just enjoy living in the UK. We aren't moving/selling our TX house, but we spend most of the year in England so I was thinking of having the Norton here. Though, re that, yesterday I became aware of a '76 Honda CB400F for sale that looks nearly new. It might be an even better choice for the roads we like ---all 37 HP!
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That was the first bike I ever owned, bought it in High School. Wish I still had it.
 
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The lifting handle (378) is missing. :)

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Thanks LAB! I didn't realize:
1. There was supposed to be a lifting handle and, 2. it was missing!

I ordered one from David Silver Spares which seems to be THE shop in the UK for CB400 parts/info. https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CB400F-SUPER-SPORT-FOUR/part_3447/
 
MexicoMike said:
Thanks LAB! I didn't realize:
1. There was supposed to be a lifting handle and, 2. it was missing!

I ordered one from David Silver Spares which seems to be THE shop in the UK for CB400 parts/info. https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CB400F-SUPER-SPORT-FOUR/part_3447/
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Yup he's your man for classic Honda spares Mike, even has a museum full of them! Enjoy your stay, some great biking roads up in Yorkshire (if that's where your headed).

The David Silver Honda Collection motorcycle museum

The David Silver Honda Collection is motorcycle museum based in Leiston, Suffolk and features 150 Honda motorcycles from the Cub-F-type to the Fireblade.
www.davidsilverhondacollection.co.uk www.davidsilverhondacollection.co.uk
 
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