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Norton

Norton is one of the oldest and most iconic British motorcycle brands, founded in 1898 by James Lansdowne Norton in Birmingham. The brand built a legendary reputation through TT victories on the Isle of Man and models such as the Commando,… Read more

For sale now
31
From
€6,225
Models
20
Founded
1898
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By the numbers

What does the Norton market look like?

Market data last updated 3 November 2026

Price distribution

The largest group falls within €5,000 – €9,999: 35% of the supply.

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For sale now31
Sold (30d)12
Median price€12,950
Price range€6,225 – €20,92380% of the supply falls within this range
Median model year1963
Median mileage9,061 km

Based on 26 motorcycles

Norton motorcycles for sale

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2011 Norton Commando 961 Sport - €13,990 (1/1)

Norton Commando 961 Sport

€13,990
2011Mileage unknown

Domburg Motoren NieuwkoopNieuwkoop

Dealer website
2013 Norton Commando 961 Cafe Racer - €23,995 (1/1)

Norton Commando 961 Cafe Racer

€23,995
20130 km

Joppen MotorenLeende

Dealer website
2011 Norton Commando 961 Sport - €13,990 (1/1)

Norton Commando 961 Sport

€13,990
201115,369 km

Domburg Motoren NieuwkoopNieuwkoop

MotorOccasion.nl
1975 Norton Commando - €17,850 (1/1)

Norton Commando

€17,850
19752,905 km

Gallery AalderingBrummen

AutoScout24.nl
1959 Norton Triton 650 - €12,950 (1/1)

Norton Triton 650

€12,950
195926,923 km

Gerard Kramer KlassiekersWolvega

AutoScout24.nl
2012 Norton Commando 961 Sport - €14,980 (1/1)

Norton Commando 961 Sport

€14,980
20125,914 km

Divmo MotorenRijen

MotorOccasion.nl
About the brand

About Norton

Norton is one of the oldest and most iconic British motorcycle brands, founded in 1898 by James Lansdowne Norton in Birmingham. The brand built a legendary reputation through TT victories on the Isle of Man and models such as the Commando, Dominator and the Manx racer. After multiple insolvencies and ownership changes in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, Norton was relaunched in 2020 under Indian ownership (TVS Motor Company) and has since resumed producing high-quality motorcycles, including the Commando 961 and the V4CR.

In the Netherlands Norton is a prestige brand with a limited presence and high asking prices. Classic-era Nortons (1960s–1980s) are prized by collectors and appear at specialist classic motorcycle events. Post-2020 renaissance models are rare on the used market but attract riders seeking an exclusive British motorcycle with modern engineering. Maintenance is specialised and requires a technician familiar with the marque.