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Customization | “Asohka” Norton Commando 850 modification appreciation

Brent King is a landscape architect who owns his own company. He also has many different hobbies such as martial arts coaching. , making Japanese armor and samurai swords, and of course motorcycles are also one of his hobbies. This car is a Japanese-style work based on the 1973 Norton Commando 850. Many of the brass accessories are inspired by samurai armor and samurai swords. Decoration on the hilt.

This Commando 850 was originally collected in a small motorcycle sales shop called Art Zander in Ohio. Brent’s friend bought it It was bought and parked in a warehouse for ten years. In the end, of course, Brent took ownership of it. Not to mention the complicated manufacturing process, work started a few years ago, but was forced to stop due to the epidemic. . . The entire exterior and fuel tank are made of handmade aluminum, with many brass accessories added. The front forks, wheels and brakes are from Suzuki GSX600. Brent remade the damaged rear frame and equipped it with a modern adjustable double The side shock absorbers and leather parts were completed by Brent's wife. The leather covers for the brake and clutch cables were sewn by Brent himself. The chrome plating of the entire vehicle was done by a cousin who runs an electroplating factory, and the name "Asohka" It's a character from the kid's favorite game "The Clone Wars." . . “Asohka” was also invited to participate in the “Mama Tried Show” in February. . .