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w.premoSun Mar-14-10 02:14 PM
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I need to know if I can run unleaded in my old bike. It is a 1972 Norton combat. What can I do to get it to run with this type of gas?

  
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dynodaveSat Mar-20-10 06:47 PM
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You should definitely run 91+ octane. The 850's can run 89. All nortons have excellent original valve seats. The ignition curve is the hardest thing to satisfy even with 91 octane. I run a RITA for my combat and have never looked back.....it has better curve for the combat. They are no longer made but old ones are always showing up. I fix them, so even bad ones... can soon get you going. I've not tested the newer stuff being offered.

  
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