TL;DR
Norton unveiled a unique one-off Manx R superbike designed with Peaceful Research, featuring a distinctive color scheme, with plans for an Indian market launch soon.
Norton Motorcycles has revealed a unique, one-off version of its Manx R superbike, developed in collaboration with British design studio Peaceful Research. This special edition, named Manx [P]R, made its global debut at the British MotoGP weekend at Silverstone. The motorcycle showcases an asymmetrical finish featuring metallic pink, deep purple, and light grey hues, integrating custom graphics from Peaceful Research.
While the design is a bespoke collaboration, the mechanical specifications of the Manx R remain unchanged. It continues to be powered by a 1,200cc, 72-degree V4 engine, delivering 206hp and 130Nm of torque through a six-speed gearbox and a wet, multi-plate slipper clutch. Norton has already patented the Manx R in India, indicating an imminent launch in the Indian market, with assembly at its Solihull facility and significant component sourcing from India.
