Legendary British motorcycle marque Norton has re-engineered one of its classic rides. The V4SV comes with lofty claims to be one of the most luxurious superbikes ever created; we’ve not sat in the seat but, in the looks department it is certainly a bike which has our attention in a category we’d usually avoid.
Imagined originally as a TT ride where Norton is one of the most successful manufacturers, this bike is built for the road, and needs plenty of it to realise its full potential. Engineered to self-imposed off-the-scale standards over at Norton, this 1200cc V4 ride produces 185bhp (down from 200bhp on the V4SS it replaces).
Slim and elegant in stature but so utterly solid, almost bull-like in appearance, holding the road, for what Norton promises is the ride of your life.
This bike is built for the road, and needs plenty of it to realise its full potential…
The V4SV is built for the road…and needs plenty of it
The V4sV features a keyless ignition, and TFT screen dash, coupled with a rear facing camera.
The Norton V4SV will ship in two colour schemes, Manx silver with red and black trim and red Oz aluminium wheels, or Carbon finish and carbon-fibre BST wheels.
Italian style icons Ducati and Bulgari have partnered to produce a Special Edition sports watch that will wow fashionistas and motorcycle enthusiasts alike. The Bulgari Aluminium Ducati Special Edition chronograph is limited to 1,000 pieces and features a dramatic Ducati red dial and indices inspired by Ducati rev counter graphics. The watch features a 40mm…
Salon Privé London got off to a spectacular start this week, with record breaking ticket sales and a host of new car launches, previews and unveils. The three day event parked up at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for the first time, and made itself right at home. TLR went along on the opening day, and…
Launched by petrol-driven motorcycle company Curtiss (formerly known as Confederate) back in 2015, its electric bike division is finally open for orders on its first production ride. Called the Curtiss 1, it’s listed at $115,000; deposits for this limited run of 300 machines are $30k – so, what are you getting for your investment? Well,…
The Luxe Review 
Legendary British motorcycle marque Norton has re-engineered one of its classic rides. The V4SV comes with lofty claims to be one of the most luxurious superbikes ever created; we’ve not sat in the seat but, in the looks department it is certainly a bike which has our attention in a category we’d usually avoid.
Imagined originally as a TT ride where Norton is one of the most successful manufacturers, this bike is built for the road, and needs plenty of it to realise its full potential. Engineered to self-imposed off-the-scale standards over at Norton, this 1200cc V4 ride produces 185bhp (down from 200bhp on the V4SS it replaces).
Slim and elegant in stature but so utterly solid, almost bull-like in appearance, holding the road, for what Norton promises is the ride of your life.
The V4sV features a keyless ignition, and TFT screen dash, coupled with a rear facing camera.
The Norton V4SV will ship in two colour schemes, Manx silver with red and black trim and red Oz aluminium wheels, or Carbon finish and carbon-fibre BST wheels.
Ride on time: Bulgari and Ducati unveil stunning luxury sports watch collaboration
Italian style icons Ducati and Bulgari have partnered to produce a Special Edition sports watch that will wow fashionistas and motorcycle enthusiasts alike. The Bulgari Aluminium Ducati Special Edition chronograph is limited to 1,000 pieces and features a dramatic Ducati red dial and indices inspired by Ducati rev counter graphics. The watch features a 40mm…
Salon Privé London: Luxury car launches, classic cars and fine dining a winning recipe
Salon Privé London got off to a spectacular start this week, with record breaking ticket sales and a host of new car launches, previews and unveils. The three day event parked up at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for the first time, and made itself right at home. TLR went along on the opening day, and…
High (end) voltage: Curtiss Motorcycles now taking deposits for debut electric superbike
Launched by petrol-driven motorcycle company Curtiss (formerly known as Confederate) back in 2015, its electric bike division is finally open for orders on its first production ride. Called the Curtiss 1, it’s listed at $115,000; deposits for this limited run of 300 machines are $30k – so, what are you getting for your investment? Well,…
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