Dream bike. Perfect weather. Amazing roads. What more to ask for?! (Pit stop at a pub perhaps? 😁🍺) Great to see it being ridden and not kept in a glass cabinet ✊🏻 well done
Ian, awesome ride on your Domi. Loved the sound and the way you rode it. I bet everyone wishes they had a 'block' like that to ride around! Camera worked well :)
Nice to see and hear the bike you seem to be enjoying your ownership,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated thank you ☘️☘️☘️☘️like your own local tt circuit
PC Plodd here, reminding you to stay within the highway prescribed speed limits at all times. Safe braking distances are dramatically reduced when travelling at high speed.
What a bike, thank you for sharing. I was also enjoying the countyside you were riding through! For a moment I thought it was the UK, but noticed the buildings were nearly all single level; so are you in New Zealand?
lol, I've just re watched the start of the video and noticed the Silver Fern on the car number plate. South or North Island? I'm Canterbury; I've been riding 55 years and back to a bike I started with, a 1970 Triumph T100R. All the best and stay safe.
North Island - not far from Pukekohe. You've got a few more years in the saddle than me. Started with my Dad's bikes in the early 80's including a smoky Jawa Speedtwin 350, BSA and Matchless bikes. First of my own was a seemingly mental 2 stroke Yamaha RD400 with cafe racer bars etc. :)
Been in NZ 34 years and had 14 bikes (so far). seven BMW medium to large tourers, loved the K75C. Got too many tickets, so went to the track. Started with a 125 Honda/Suzuki bucket, then built a 350 Suzuki Post Classic (full 350 with PE175 pistons). Then built a 250 Rotax engined BEARS bike, which nealy killed me, because the frame I'd had made, broke at Teratonga on the last lap while trying to take back first place. I gave up racing lol. Life is more sedate these days and love tinkering with a bike who's like an old friend. I tried to find an RD350 for classic racing, but like hens teeth, so went Suzuki.
@@richardt.4224 I also got to many tickets... But went down the four wheels route - did every track worth doing in Europe, did a roadie through the States with the car when I moved back to NZ (Tail of the Dragon etc) and a trackday at Laguna Seca (fantastic track). The Norton you'll be pleased to know didn't escape - did a trackday at Hampton Downs on it. th-cam.com/video/buzVGSzsJME/w-d-xo.html
merci pour la vidéo quel bonne ballade avec ta norton dominator j'ai une trimph thruxton je vaudrais la faire avec toi ci possible ou viens en normandie à louviers
well i have been a norton owner for 56 years and this bike sound like over reved riviting hammer and them silencer I would thow are far as i could they sound like hell and I could not put up with these they drive you insaine
Dream bike. Perfect weather. Amazing roads. What more to ask for?! (Pit stop at a pub perhaps? 😁🍺)
Great to see it being ridden and not kept in a glass cabinet ✊🏻 well done
What a lovely sound 😍 As soon as I have enough money, I will own a Dominator, too! Greetings from Germany
i thoroughly enjoyed every second, not many vids of these nortons being ridden, the roads look great and near empty
Great roads to enjoy the Dominator, beautiful sounds.
Looks like a perfect place to ride on an awesome bike.
BEST TH-cam VIDEO. Also the best ASMR one ! Well driven, outstanding bike
Thanks for posting this, mate. Eight inchies of snow here, and the Indian FTR is in storage....
A wonderful ride, right at your own driveway! The bike sounds great! Your driveway makes me nervous.
Ian, awesome ride on your Domi. Loved the sound and the way you rode it. I bet everyone wishes they had a 'block' like that to ride around! Camera worked well :)
And I watch it again! I’m sure hoping that you’re going to post some more riding vids Ian,awesome mate!
Just love this,don’t know how many times i’ve watched it! 🏍️
Sweet bike. If Norton built bikes like this, they would be still in business today.
Nice to see and hear the bike you seem to be enjoying your ownership,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated thank you ☘️☘️☘️☘️like your own local tt circuit
Man! What a dream ride. Awesome engine noise. Motorcycle is NORTON! The rest is literature.
Snortin’ Norton
Great video Ian Nice to see it being used as it should. (and its a very big block)
You still getting out and about?
Hmmmm.....Glorious....Gotta love a Norton.
Great ride; great film. Thanks for posting!
Nice riding and a beautiful sound. Stay free and enjoy.✊✌️
Lucky to get your Norton!
Some would say unlucky... Pretty much sorted now, it's a keeper and won't be a garage Queen.
PC Plodd here, reminding you to stay within the highway prescribed speed limits at all times. Safe braking distances are dramatically reduced when travelling at high speed.
Oh hey, a fellow Kiwi! Great video thanks for uploading
What a bike, thank you for sharing.
I was also enjoying the countyside you were riding through!
For a moment I thought it was the UK, but noticed the buildings
were nearly all single level; so are you in New Zealand?
Nice!
lol, I've just re watched the start of the video and noticed the Silver Fern on the car number plate.
South or North Island?
I'm Canterbury; I've been riding 55 years and back to a bike I started with, a 1970 Triumph T100R.
All the best and stay safe.
North Island - not far from Pukekohe. You've got a few more years in the saddle than me. Started with my Dad's bikes in the early 80's including a smoky Jawa Speedtwin 350, BSA and Matchless bikes. First of my own was a seemingly mental 2 stroke Yamaha RD400 with cafe racer bars etc. :)
Been in NZ 34 years and had 14 bikes (so far). seven BMW medium to large tourers, loved the K75C.
Got too many tickets, so went to the track. Started with a 125 Honda/Suzuki bucket, then built a 350
Suzuki Post Classic (full 350 with PE175 pistons). Then built a 250 Rotax engined BEARS bike, which
nealy killed me, because the frame I'd had made, broke at Teratonga on the last lap while trying to
take back first place. I gave up racing lol.
Life is more sedate these days and love tinkering with a bike who's like an old friend.
I tried to find an RD350 for classic racing, but like hens teeth, so went Suzuki.
@@richardt.4224 I also got to many tickets... But went down the four wheels route - did every track worth doing in Europe, did a roadie through the States with the car when I moved back to NZ (Tail of the Dragon etc) and a trackday at Laguna Seca (fantastic track). The Norton you'll be pleased to know didn't escape - did a trackday at Hampton Downs on it. th-cam.com/video/buzVGSzsJME/w-d-xo.html
Great ride looks like near Invercargill
Very close on the Galactic scale. 1,600km :)
@@ijwilson kaitaia ?
@@ijwilson Ian, I am old .. how do I send you an awesome Norton video to you
Sounds like my 71 commando, but with a lot more grunt
merci pour la vidéo quel bonne ballade avec ta norton dominator j'ai une trimph thruxton je vaudrais la faire avec toi ci possible ou viens en normandie à louviers
What a beautiful sound !
What year is this bike?
2015
awesome
It might be my next bike… maybe
Nice
Nice Bike.
Looks like rural Victoria. Whats the nearest town pls?
Close but no banana! Near Pukekohe, New Zealand. :)
well i have been a norton owner for 56 years and this bike sound like over reved riviting hammer and them silencer I would thow are far as i could they sound like hell and I could not put up with these they drive you insaine
GREAT SOUND. GIVE IT SOME WELLY LAD.