In Brief:

• Well presented example of a Model 99 'Dommie'
• Finished in Black with chrome accents and a Black seat
• 3 former keepers

Auctioneer’s Notes:

A tidy and well-presented example of a Model 99 Norton Dominator, often affectionately known as the ‘Dommie’. Finished in classic Black with chrome accents and a Black seat, this example presents as an honest classic British motorcycle. With just three former keepers, it represents an appealing opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a straightforward and recognisable Norton twin.

Maintenance & Condition:

The motorcycle presents neatly overall, with paintwork, brightwork and trim all in keeping with a well-cared-for classic. While no documented history accompanies the bike, it appears to be in tidy condition.

History:

This example shows just three former keepers on record. Unfortunately, there is no history file or supporting paperwork present, making this a undocumented but honest example offered on its visual merit and known specification alone.

The Model:

Introduced in September 1955, the Norton Model 99 Dominator was the larger-capacity sibling to the Model 88, utilising the celebrated featherbed frame. Powered by a 597cc parallel-twin engine producing around 31 bhp, the Model 99 benefitted from a higher compression ratio made possible by the alloy cylinder head introduced the year prior. Improvements also included full-width alloy hubs with enhanced braking.

Sale Insight:

The Model 99 remains one of Norton’s most desirable post-war motorcycles. This tidy, lightly-owned example offers an accessible entry into classic British motorcycling.

Estimate:
£2,000 - £3,000