Adjustable jota handlebar on 750 sf

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squalomediterraneo

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Someone has mounted without any backward footrests?

Is the driving position greatly affected?

I saw a picture on the net and it looks really nice together with the Smiths  :P

I have half a mind to buy one, but if then it must remain in the garage ...
 
Lots of Laverda's have the bars without rearsets. Buy a set, put them on, adjust them to how you like and ride the bike :-)

Ok so its not an SF1 and it has ND but you can get the picture am sure

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They will work great with or without footrests further back, and you can set them for higher position also if you don?t like it. If you can, try a similar bike with the footrests repositioned. I?ll be surprised if you don?t then so the same to your SF, it is far more comfortable for me either with touring or lower bars.
 
Purchased handlebar  :D

Honestly I've never seen an SF in my city, let alone find one with the back footboards and try it.
I'm trying to complete the original restoration of mine that I'm doing orange, and looking for photos on the web I came across the photos of the handlebars.
I have already bought a second saddle lined with white sides, adding the handlebar jota and maybe in the future a sfc style dome and a white tank could come a nice kit to change style when I want.

The win is 5553
 
My SF3 came with Jota bars, a bit of a stretch because of the long tank. Standard bars are a lot more comfortable but a bit too upright at higher speeds. Straight bars would probably be ideal but I couldn't fit them because the brake master cylinder was hitting the clocks.
 
"Straight bars would probably be ideal" except that they can be bloody uncomfortable for your wrists. Brevettatos can be adjusted to almost the same position but with a better angle for your wrists.
 
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