Top 11 Norton Motorcycle Clubs

The Nation's Capital Norton Owners are dedicated to the preservation of Norton and all antique British & European motorcycles. We meet monthly at varying locations (usually members' homes) and have monthly group rides, weather permitting, We have an annual rally (September) in the mountains of Maryland and surrounding states where we camp, have group rides, pig roasts and camaraderie. Many club members are extremely knowledgeable in restoration/maintenance of old bikes.

The Greater Atlanta Norton Owners Association was formed in 1980 as a chapter of the United States Norton Owners Association. Our first meeting was held on March 20, at Manual's Tavern on Highland Ave. in Atlanta. Twenty of the Norton Faithful, most of whom had never belonged to a motorcycle club, gathered to attempt to plan motorcycle events, help each other keep our Norton's running, design tee shirts, drink beer, and bring order out of the chaos.

The Delaware Valley Norton Riders is an organization comprised of approximately 80 members. We share a common interest in the Norton marque, as well as motorcycling in general.

Founded in 1979 as a chapter of the International Norton Owners Association (INOA), we are a group of motorcycling enthusiasts welcoming members statewide and elsewhere. Our meetings are held on the last Sunday of every month (non-holiday weekends) at various locations as noted in our calendar. Meetings include club business, sharing technical information and guest speakers from time to time.

The NTNOA is celebrating its 33rd year as North Texas’s premiere non-profit organization dedicated to the use, preservation and restoration of all makes and models of motorcycle.  Many of the club members own multiple motorcycles and will often have quite a variety of different makes including virtually every British, European and increasingly vintage Japanese makes. A great number of our members also own American made motorcycles including Indians and particularly Harley-Davidsons.

The Chicago Norton Owners Club (CNOC) is a Not-For-Profit Organization dedicated to the preservation of the Norton motorcycle. It is also a social club, open to anyone with an interest in British motorcycles, regardless of make. Whether your interest lies in AJS/Matchless, Ariel, BSA, Brough-Superior, Norton, Royal Enfield, Rudge, Triumph, Vincent-HRD or Velocette, you'll find the CNOC is a great place to get information and advice, meet new friends and keep your Brit bike running.

Norton Colorado is a loosely-organized group of people who are united by their interest in Norton motorcycles. Norton Colorado is affiliated with the International Norton Owners Association. The club operates under a Charter, but in reality we rarely have formal meetings or votes. Decisions are normally reached by consensus among those interested enough to take part. Most of our members live in the Denver area, but we have members scattered throughout the rest of Colorado, in other states, and other countries.

The Gateway Norton Owners Association (GNOA) is a Chapter of the International Norton Owner Association. GNOA serves the Greater St. Louis, MO and Southwestern IL area.

The NCNOC was started in San Francisco in the early 1970’s. It was the first American branch of the Norton Owners Club (NOC) of England and grew geographically larger to become the Northern California Norton Owners Club. Still a branch of the feature picNOC and also the International Norton Owners Association (INOA), it is one of the largest Norton clubs in the USA.

Founded in 1979, the Southern California Norton Owners Club is one of the largest and most active classic motorcycle-riding clubs in the country with over 700 members on its current roster. Cumulative annual attendance at club rides/events since 2006 has exceeded 2000 participants per year. Ride routes typically exceed 2000 miles each year over Southern and Central California’s best back country roads, canyons and passes with occasional forays into Nevada and Arizona. While we prefer Norton motorcycles and other classic British bikes, whatever you ride is fine with us. No club rules, officers, politics or causes – just rides and bikes!

Oregon Norton Enthusiasts was founded in 2010 and is a chapter of the International Norton Owners Association. Located in Portland Oregon, the oNe also welcomes members from the Pacific Northwest and around the world.