Laverda ND tacho meter / rev counter for sale

CB750faces

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Professionally restored Laverda ND tachometer in GEN or OIL version, just what you need.
This is a real Laverda tacho with a 1:3 ratio (Honda tachos have a 1:4 ratio).

This tacho received a new:
- Metal cover
- Glass lens
- Jewels
- Face plate
- Refilled damper
The tacho cleaned, lubricated and tested.

Price: ?298
(I have to charge 21% VAT to European residents, but your customs will not charge VAT if it's already charged)
Shipping:
Europe: 18 - 25 euros
Rest of World: 26 euros

http://www.cb750faces.com/cb750faces.nl/en/laverda/53-laverda-nd-tacho-meter-rev-counter.html#

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Hi I'm looking for one of these if you can point me in the right direction? My dad has a 1979 laverda 1200. This was the original face but it's all broken. We bought a new face for it but the unit itself is in alot of pieces. Unsure if it can be restored or not1000046654.jpg
 
Hi I'm looking for one of these if you can point me in the right direction? My dad has a 1979 laverda 1200. This was the original face but it's all broken. We bought a new face for it but the unit itself is in alot of pieces. Unsure if it can be restored or notView attachment 107854
Just about anything can be repaired or replaced. Try searching through the section on recommendations for parts or services.
 
I know that it satisfies a great many of the purists' needs and the 'Rivet counters' sleep easily, but I have yet to see anyone doing a ND tach restoration with a true 'redline' for any model SF or Triple. Perhaps, as I have explained to the few I have let ride my triple, that the
'Red zone' is really the 'Fun Zone'.
 
I know that it satisfies a great many of the purists' needs and the 'Rivet counters' sleep easily, but I have yet to see anyone doing a ND tach restoration with a true 'redline' for any model SF or Triple. Perhaps, as I have explained to the few I have let ride my triple, that the
'Red zone' is really the 'Fun Zone'.
Are these what you'd like, Dave?
I believe CB750faces are happy to oblige.

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Or make your own :cool: ZXR250 Kwaka electronic tacho with a new face stuck on - 16,000rpm became 8,000rpm and I altered the signal pulse rate using Ignitech's software. I had a K1 Honda tacho for a while - 8,000 redline but it was geared differently to the Laverda ND version, so it actually revved to 10-11,000rpm! Maybe I shoulda left the ZXR 19,000 redline in place. What a screamer! :ROFLMAO:

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