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"Norton: A Legacy of Triumph and Adventure" Step back in time to the 1920s, when brave men embarked on daring expeditions to conquer the mighty Mount Everest
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"Norton: A Legacy of Triumph and Adventure" Step back in time to the 1920s, when brave men embarked on daring expeditions to conquer the mighty Mount Everest. Among them were the fearless members of the 1924 Everest Expedition, including Colonel Norton, who fearlessly ascended to an astonishing height of 28, 000 feet. Their indomitable spirit and unwavering determination paved the way for future adventurers. In 1922, two British mountaineers named Norton and Mallory set out on a historic expedition to conquer Mt. Everest. Their courage and resilience inspired generations to come. Fast forward a few decades later, and we find ourselves witnessing thrilling motorcycle races that have become legendary in their own right. Geoff Duke's skillful maneuvering at Governors Bridge during the 1952 Senior TT race left spectators in awe. The name Norton became synonymous with speed as Mike Hailwood triumphed at the prestigious Senior TT race in both 1961 and 1959 aboard his powerful Norton machine. His victories solidified Norton's place among racing legends. But it wasn't just on racetracks where Nortons made their mark; they also dominated road races like the Manx Grand Prix. Peter Romaine showcased his prowess by winning the Senior Manx Grand Prix in 1950 astride his trusty Norton bike. Norton motorcycles continued to captivate enthusiasts throughout history with iconic models such as the sleek Triton Triumph-Norton hybrid from Silverstone in 1962 or Maurice Lovell's impressive ride during the Senior Manx Grand Prix of '47. Even into more recent times, riders like Trevor Nation demonstrated their skills on Nortons during Formula One TT events in '91 while Steve Hislop soared through The White Charger victory at Abus Norton during '92 Senior TT races.