Out and About on your Laverda.No bull,Just photos

Out today at Stamfordham classic car and bike show in NE England.
Only my Laverda, but a few other Italian things around.
 

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have you sold the Segoni then Paul?
CLEM
No.
Phil Todd thought that it was a Segoni
It's in fact one of 3 Geminiani framed TT2s built by Toni Cavazzin at the factory using factory parts. It's still in the condition I got it back, ie failed arson and 48 hours on its side in a pond.
Paul
 
And the TT2 was raced by Manxman, Tom Quayle in the 1991 Manx Grand Prix. Shame it ended up with someone trying to set it on fire, but MGP Laverdas do have a have a habit of rising from the ashes. My old ‘84 bike that was ‘cremated’ in a warehouse fire is slowly being restored by Otto. 🙂
 
And the TT2 was raced by Manxman, Tom Quayle in the 1991 Manx Grand Prix. Shame it ended up with someone trying to set it on fire, but MGP Laverdas do have a have a habit of rising from the ashes. My old ‘84 bike that was ‘cremated’ in a warehouse fire is slowly being restored by Otto. 🙂
I finally found a good Formula 500 engine. I used it at Francorchamps two weeks ago in my Harris frame.
This winter I give it a shot!
 

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And the TT2 was raced by Manxman, Tom Quayle in the 1991 Manx Grand Prix. Shame it ended up with someone trying to set it on fire, but MGP Laverdas do have a have a habit of rising from the ashes. My old ‘84 bike that was ‘cremated’ in a warehouse fire is slowly being restored by Otto. 🙂
93 MGP if I remember correctly.
Trying to set it on fire and then drowning it.
Paul

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And the TT2 was raced by Manxman, Tom Quayle in the 1991 Manx Grand Prix. Shame it ended up with someone trying to set it on fire, but MGP Laverdas do have a have a habit of rising from the ashes. My old ‘84 bike that was ‘cremated’ in a warehouse fire is slowly being restored by Otto. 🙂

"Laverdas do have a have a habit of rising from the ashes". As do Laverda riders! The strangest, unexpected things happen in life - never say never! :)
 
for bike´s sake I wish you are 79 and a half at the moment
I've got a triple to finish, a 125 Sport to do next or at the same time, then I'd like to do the ex Bruno Cretti track bike, then there's a burnt 200, a burnt Laverdino 2T, a 650 needing getting road worthy. Then maybe the TT2 before my sons are too old to use it in anger.
Not to mention a Vincent if the SFC sells, and all the running bikes to keep going.

My stock of amphetamines is getting low and my cardiologist disapproves.

Paul
 
Another happy 750 convert at the bottom of Bray Hill awaiting the start of the Lightweight classic race, won, unsurprisingly, by a country mile by a certain Michael Dunlop from the aging, but still bloody quick and consistent, Ian ‘Lucky’ Lougher. Shame about Mike Browne tipping off at Brandywell, but at least he’s okay and will live to ride another day.
 

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