1980 Jota fairing

Welcome to the forum. I'm guessing you're in Sweden.

You could try Boba (Slobodan Vukomanovic) in Croatia? https://carbongastank.com/

He reproduces most of the traditional Laverda bodywork items in carbon fibre. Not sure whether he has a 1980 Jota fairing though. If he doesn't have one in his range of products, I have one (fibreglass) that I'm happy to offer to Boba to use as a pattern. But I'm in Australia so postage cost might put an end to that idea. Also, it's a bit rough so will need some filling and sanding before he could take a mould off it.
 
Was in breganze last year for the 70th anniversary weekend and ended up syaying in breganze for nearly 3 weeks. While there I had my bike serviced by Ricardo Oro and while wandering around his workshop spied an 80 Jota fairing up on the shelving. Was of interest tome as my bike is an 80 Jota. Probably still got it.
Cheer?s Tom
 
Wolfgang, based in Canada, can supply one.
He can also provide the indicator lights that fit into the fairing. 
He sources them from Italy and sometimes, when he is visiting Europe, sends them from Germany.
He prefers to do it that way because shipping from Germany is less expensive.
That's how I got mine.
The 80 fairings Wolf supplies are, in my opinion, an improvement, aestetically, on the originals.
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I know they are divisive, but I like those fairings.
They are a product of their time and you dont see enough of them.
and I know theres talk of the front end lifting but still think,
Way cool.  (bigthumb)
 
I like those fairings also. I bought a complete kit from Ralph Allen many years ago to fit to my series 2 Jota. Cost an arm and a leg. Still sat in the attic unfortunately. Currently trying to fit a fairing to the Motodd.

 
tom3c75 said:
Wolfgang, based in Canada, can supply one.
He can also provide the indicator lights that fit into the fairing. 
He sources them from Italy and sometimes, when he is visiting Europe, sends them from Germany.
He prefers to do it that way because shipping from Germany is less expensive.
That's how I got mine.
The 80 fairings Wolf supplies are, in my opinion, an improvement, aestetically, on the originals.
Pic attached.
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We'll have to ask Wolfgang where he gets his parts from in Italy, that way we can cut an intermediary only in it for the money and make some savings.
:D

Paul
 
Paul Marx said:
We'll have to ask Wolfgang where he gets his parts from in Italy, that way we can cut an intermediary only in it for the money and make some savings.
:D

Paul
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How do you say devils advocate in French ?  :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
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