I like the antique theme that you have captured in your other creations (frame , and suspension choices), goes nicely ( Visually) with more modern day power plants.
I was wondering about the 24 Norton though, all models for that year ( that I could find ) had an elongated semi rectangular tank ( not that I don't like your tank) on a longer spine. That being the inspiration, and that you have previously succeeded in capturing the look and stance of earlier machines, I must ask, and in no offensive way, because I can see that you are talented, but why did you choose to go with a short spine and an even shorter blimp shaped tank? To me , it doesn't fit your trademark style of previous works and almost comes off being bobberish, again no offence. I can see that you are an artist and I can understand that a good design done many times over can seem same old -same old to you and you may feel that you need a change. But I must say, after a lifetime of chopper magazines,cafe, and the bobber craze, that your trademark style of antique/modern machines is refreshing and different, mixing the simplicity of yesteryear with recent technology ... I think your builds are just brilliant but ,this one looks like a bobber to me.
