In 2015, the reborn Norton introduced a new model (even if it looks very similar to the 961). Called the Domiracer, it was a modern homage to the factory race bikes of the same name from the 60s, when Norton converted some Dominators into racers. The Domiracer had some tweaks to the motor which led to an additional 3 horsepower (83 in total), and the dry weight is just 381 pounds.
That horsepower figure might not be impressive, but the torque figure is healthy at 66 lb-ft, and it’s complemented by Brembo brakes, ample carbon fiber, and Ohlins 43mm forks plus an adjustable Ohlins shock. For more on the Domiracer, check out this review from Motorcyclist. These were never officially sold in the US.
This example (VIN: SAYDNR12FY001020) is #20 out of 50 and it was special ordered by Henry Cole, and it has basically spent its entire life on display at the Travel Channel office in London. It’s covered all of 5 miles. The seller claims that it’s in showroom condition and that it was recently sent back to Norton to have a full “check over” and to have the road-legal package installed.
Find this Domiracer for sale in Kent, United Kingdom for approximately $62,600 here at Godin Sporting Cars & Motorcycles LTD.