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Late Norton Dominator Brake Rod Assembly
£32.00
Complete brake rod assembly for Norton “88 & “99” Dominators, 500SS, and 650SS, also Atlas and Mercury models. It is also correct for the Featherbed framed Singles, ES2 and Model 50. It comes with the “flag” that operates the original type of stop-lamp switch, but this can be rotated to fix it in the ideal position for the switch.
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Description
Complete brake rod assembly for Norton “88 & “99” Dominators, 500SS, and 650SS, also Atlas and Mercury models. It is also correct for the Featherbed framed Singles, ES2 and Model 50. It comes with the “flag” that operates the original type of stop-lamp switch, but this can be rotated to fix it in the ideal position for the switch.
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