1978 Laverda Lh250

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Chapp444

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Hi guys
Im new to the Laverda forum and im from Sydney Australia and I've got a 1978 Laverda LH250 that I just recently bought. The bike is in very original condition with a few scuff marks here and there ,does anyone have any suggestions on where I might find spares as in headlight shroud ,mudguards side panels etc .the motor is no problem being a Husky
Any info would be greatly appreciated
Cheers Paul
 

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It's labour-intensive.BTW, where did you get the bike? I've never seen another, even at the big VMX event at Dargle. I am in Sydney as well.I am a long-time Husky owner
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My 82 Husky Automatic came from west Oz originally, The Oz distributor for Husky was in Penrth Western Sydney Hans Applegin back then so it must have been a private import.My Husky that is.
 
I was once riding south out of Merano, heading to Passo Palade and in an hurry. Out of the corner of my eye I spotted an orange frame and fuel tank outside against the fence at a small motorcycle shop. I went back to look and it was a Laverda 250 like this one, minus engine and sun bleached. It still had the original seat cover. I didn’t know at the time that they used a Husky engine and figured it was a dead loss. I wonder what happened to it, and regret now that I didn’t somehow pursue it :)

Good luck with this nice example!
 
Silvaire said:
I was once riding south out of Merano, heading to Passo Palade and in an hurry. Out of the corner of my eye I spotted an orange frame and fuel tank outside against the fence at a small motorcycle shop. I went back to look and it was a Laverda 250 like this one, minus engine and sun bleached. It still had the original seat cover. I didn’t know at the time that they used a Husky engine and figured it was a dead loss. I wonder what happened to it, and regret now that I didn’t somehow pursue it :)

Good luck with this nice example!
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Thank you
 
Chapp444 said:
Hi guys
Im new to the Laverda forum and im from Sydney Australia and I've got a 1978 Laverda LH250 that I just recently bought. The bike is in very original condition with a few scuff marks here and there ,does anyone have any suggestions on where I might find spares as in headlight shroud ,mudguards side panels etc .the motor is no problem being a Husky
Any info would be greatly appreciated
Cheers Paul
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Hi Paul, here you can find some parts for your LH 250 - this dealer is near Vicenza, Italy - but I don't know if he is willing to ship to Australia.
Ciao, Gert
 
julian said:
Lucky guy
I absolutely love those bikes
If I ever see one ill have it in a blink
Hope you get it sorted
J
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Going to be a toss-up between us. ;)

While the Chott is nice and sedate, really pleasant to ride, reckon the Husky offers a bit more kick-in-the-arse.

piet
 
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