Win this 1960 Norbsa 650cc classic British café racer!

To enter - https://theclassiccompetitioncompany.com/competition/win-this-2/ Prize details A beautifully executed 1960 Norbsa 650cc Café Racer, combining the legendary handling of a Norton slimline Featherbed frame with the torque and character of a pre-unit BSA Super Rocket 650cc twin engine. Built in true period style, this café racer perfectly captures the spirit of Britain’s golden performance era and presents in fantastic condition throughout. The bike has been finished to a high standard with a professionally painted alloy fuel tank and front mudguard in the iconic Norton Manxman colour scheme, complemented by a classic café racer seat and purposeful riding position. The pre-unit BSA Super Rocket motor delivers strong, smooth power through a standard trap gearbox, producing a thrilling and unmistakable British twin soundtrack. This is a proper, traditionally built Norbsa — not a show pony, but a machine built to be ridden, enjoyed, and admired. Why this prize is special This 1960 Norbsa 650cc Café Racer is a superb example of classic British engineering, blending Norton chassis excellence with BSA big-twin muscle. With its iconic Featherbed handling, powerful Super Rocket engine, and authentic 1960s café racer aesthetic, it delivers an engaging and rewarding ride every time. A rare, high-quality Norbsa that looks fantastic, sounds incredible, and is ready to ride and enjoy — a true enthusiast’s machine and a standout piece of British motorcycling history. Key Features of the 1960 Norbsa 650cc | Classic British Café Racer 1960 Norbsa Café Racer Norton slimline Featherbed frame Pre-unit BSA Super Rocket 650cc twin engine Standard trap gearbox Twin chronometric clocks Professionally painted alloy fuel tank Newly painted front mudguard in Norton Manxman colours Café racer seat High-rise clip-on handlebars Twin leading shoe vented front brake (non-Commando type) Siamese exhaust pipes with Gold Star silencer Period-correct café racer styling throughout Excellent condition and very well presented