Dunstall Motorcycle Specifications

BSA	1966
BSA	1967
Dominator	1966
Dominator 750	1968
Honda 500	1973
Honda 750 Mk I	1973
Honda 750 Mk II	1973
Honda 900	1977
Kawasaki 900 & 1100	1974
Kawasaki Z1/900/1000	1977

Metisse 750	1967
Norton 750 Mk I	1972
Norton 750 Mk II	1972
Norton 810 Mk I	1971
Norton 810 Mk II	1973
Norton 810 Mk III	1973
Norton 810 Mk IV	1973
Norton Commando	1969
Norton Commando Tourer	1970
Norton Export	1969
Norton Sleeper	1971
Norton Sprint	1969
Norton Tourer	1971
Suzuki GT 750	1977
Suzuki GS 1000 CS	1979
Triumph	1966
Triumph 750	1969
Yamaha	1979

"Paul Dunstall became very well known during the early 1960's as a builder of high performance parts for Nortons as the result of his own racing career. He went on to become the 'God Father' of Café racers and a manufacturer of complete bikes. Production of machines began in 1964 and continued into the early 1980's. They were originally based on the big twins from the Norton, B.S.A., and Triumph ranges. As the British motorcycle industry declined, he started to include machines from the top of the Honda, Suzuki and Kawasaki ranges.
The Dunstall organisation also produced parts for a number of other makes including BMW and Yamaha. It grew to have offices in both the U.K. and the U.S.A. with dealers and distributors in many other countries. Starting as an off-shoot of the research and development efforts, the Dunstall Racing Team quickly became a major player in short circuit racing. They peaked in 1968/69 with over 20 wins.

At their peak, over 500 complete machines were built in one year."