chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
My turn, that bloody centre stand?
Looks like one for a Marzocchi suspended bike.My turn, that bloody centre stand?
Not necessarily some were round some were square.Rear light is period correct
Maurice, what's you're understanding of when they changed? I'd assumed the change was made when they upgraded the forks to 38mm. Were any other upgrades implemented around that time? *1588* came to me with a square tail light and I merely assumed this was std and likely related to the fork size change.. Now I'm not so sure....Not necessarily some were round some were square.
I dont think there was a cut off at a certain bike number probably whatever Moto Laverda could buy at the time.I thought it was around the time they changed from drum to disk front brake.
Bloody hell Cam what a savage mate you have their.I guess it's like a lot of Italian bikes Maurice. I think some Ducatis were a bit unpredictable around that period too. I dunno if there was even a cut-off at a certain bike number for Laverda's drum-disk change either. I'd have a look in Ian Falloon's book, but my cat is busy guarding it.
Interesting, never thought about looking in the RMT regarding my 3C. Great thank you!
Well, then there is pocket-money left to make it to your likingSold for £5,750 inc. premium
So once the VAT and tax are added (assuming it's a UK buyer), the auctioneers estimate was pretty much bob on, yes? Still a lot to pay for an unknown quantity IMHO, but then, I'm not really a gambling man.Sold for £5,750 inc. premium
I would pay that for that bike. All due respect , if you are married, that’s the sign of a gambling man , if you aren’t married , you know for sure you can still put 6 in the bike to make it right and it shouldn’t bite you on the assSo once the VAT and tax are added (assuming it's a UK buyer), the auctioneers estimate was pretty much bob on, yes? Still a lot to pay for an unknown quantity IMHO, but then, I'm not really a gambling man.