New Yorkshire Sales Partnership for Norton
British motorcycle manufacturer Norton has established a new sales partnership with Teasdale Motorcycles for North Yorkshire and the North East
Norton, the British motorcycle manufacturer, has announced a new sales partnership to cover the North Yorkshire and North East regions of England.
The partnership is with Teasdale Motorcycles, based in Thirsk and founded by Andy Walker in 2003. Over the past 20 years, the motorcycle dealership has become one of the largest in North Yorkshire, and provides services such as new and used bike sales, spare parts and aftercare, as well as clothing and accessories.
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Rebecca and Dan Walker, Dealer Principals at Teasdale Motorcycles, said: “The team is really looking forward to showing customers everything Norton has to offer. It’s a brand that has an amazing heritage and the latest models are the perfect fit for Teasdale.
“We’re in no doubt that we will soon be seeing new Norton motorcycles on our roads exploring Thirsk and all the far corners of God’s Own County.”
The entire current Norton motorcycle range will now be available from Teasdale Motorcycles, including the V4 siblings, V4CR and V4SV, and the Commando 961 in addition to the new 125th Anniversary range of bikes that were announced at the end of last year.
On the partnership with Teasdale Motorcycles, Chris Bexon, Head of Sales at Norton Motorcycles, said: “We’re delighted that Teasdale is joining Norton’s ever-expanding network of sales partners. Teasdale is held in high regard by the local motorcycle community thanks to their outstanding customer service and we look forward to working with them to bring Norton Motorcycles to the area.”
The announcement of the sales partnership with Teasdale Motorcycles follows a similar partnership with Revolutions in Perth, Scotland, for Norton, which was the brand’s first such partnership agreement to cover Scotland when it was announced last month.
Alex has been working in the motorcycle industry for as long as he has been at Visordown, which has been since March 2022 so we'll let you work it out from there. He's the new guy. He'd be fetching us all coffee 'round the clock if he wasn't based in the arse end of nowhere.
