1200 drummer nice shot of rare big sportswoman

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Laverda 1200 model 30TH anniversary of 1979
Motorcycle to restart, but very good condition
Brakes and spoked wheels (not original), also non-original paint and handlebars.
Front wheel brake 4 cams Moto Guzzi V7 Sport, and large rear wheel Laverda drum Borrani rim of the first Laverda triples.
NOT some more room !!!
Nice shot of rare big sportswoman
Hydraulic gear. Specific of this model !!!
Motorcycle with Spanish papers, same engine frame numbers ...
 
Wire wheels on  late model top shock mount with late tank or only badge.It would be a lot of work to get those wheels to fit,and brakes to work
 
the handlebar set up does look weird, really weird, why bother? mangled front end, check out the gaiters!!

Not the first fake drummer Paul, John Faulkner built a very convincing one, including early two web cases, pre oil cooler, nearly but not quite frame, now owned by John Blundell I do believe, the bike won an award in classic bike for his efforts, best resto or some such.

CLEM
 
Seems to have a box section swingarm.

I would like a closer view of the front brake stays. I don't like what I think I can see. Can't tell what's going on with the rear brake.

Also the front mudguard is on backwards.

cheers

bazzee
 
bazzee said:
Seems to have a box section swingarm.

I would like a closer view of the front brake stays. I don't like what I think I can see. Can't tell what's going on with the rear brake.

Also the front mudguard is on backwards.

cheers

bazzee
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Shit! I hadn't looked that closely.
It looks like the rear has the cable connected to a hole drilled in the lever!
File under:
'Dangerous Bodges I Have Seen'.
If that got past a Vehicle Inspection, the Tester should be sacked.
 
Interesting collection of parts. At least he's not asking silly money for it. Someone could make a decent bike out of it without spending a fortune.
What's a Guzzi 4LS drum brake worth? You could probably sell it to finance a proper disk brake setup (it still has the caliper mountings on the forks) and a bit of cosmetic work.

Yes the (lack of) front brake stays is a bit odd. Dunno what's going on there.
 
Dellortoman said:
Interesting collection of parts. At least he's not asking silly money for it. Someone could make a decent bike out of it without spending a fortune.
What's a Guzzi 4LS drum brake worth? You could probably sell it to finance a proper disk brake setup (it still has the caliper mountings on the forks) and a bit of cosmetic work.

Yes the (lack of) front brake stays is a bit odd. Dunno what's going on there.
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It's an assembled pile of bits.
Best sold again as a pile of bits.
Pretty expensive by local standards.

I doubt the Guzzi drum is worth much.

Paul
 
Dellortoman said:
Interesting collection of parts. At least he's not asking silly money for it. Someone could make a decent bike out of it without spending a fortune.
What's a Guzzi 4LS drum brake worth? You could probably sell it to finance a proper disk brake setup (it still has the caliper mountings on the forks) and a bit of cosmetic work.

Yes the (lack of) front brake stays is a bit odd. Dunno what's going on there.
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Looks like a bolt through the lower caliper lug into the brake plate is my guess.

bazzee
 
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