Ray Petty-framed Manx Norton - quick overview, start-up & engine sound

In this video we get a quick overview of the Ray Petty-framed Manx Norton which is owned by Steve Ledsom. At the end of the video Steve starts-up the bike so we can hear how the engine sounds.
Location for this video was the The Classic MotorCycle Show at Stafford 2022.
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// A BIG THANK YOU TO
Steve for allowing us to film his bike.
The team at The Stafford Classic MotorCycle Show and Mortons Media for allowing us to film on the day.
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[@Toast-ej2lr]

Beautiful machine. Those huge 4 leading shoe brakes from that era look so cool.

[@brianperry]

Always loved the bark of those racing single cylinder bikes...

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

wow thats cool

[@G58]

He went on to enjoy a lucrative music career…👀🧐😎😜

[@redtobertshateshandles]

It's crap without a Featherbed frame. Joking. I'll take two.

[@brianperry]

I suppose the common denominator is, the Triumph frame was Crap,,,, hence 'whipping' the Trumpet engine out and sticking it in a Featherbed (Triton) ...Shed built Cafe Racer.

[@pashakdescilly7517]

@@brianperry After 1965, nothing wrong with a Triumph frame or forks. Good 2ls brake 1967-on too.