Breganze webcam shot

Similar as 2015 when I was there
 

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ooh that looks spooky and eary
we are all used to it being jammo, I have only rarely seen it when normal.
CLEM
 
I've been dozens of times, mostly not bike related but to see friends I've made there and because there's so much to see and do in the area.
I very much like the sleepy little provincial town when there's no bikes around which is most of the time.

Bumped into Red and Maxene there many years ago.They were at the terrasse of the Bersaglieri and we were next door at the Centrale.
I heard an Australian accent and thought that it could only be them. It was.

I was also in town when Massimo Laverda passed away in October 2005. It was very spooky, many people knew that Massimo was dead.

Hope to ride down again soon. Now Corinne's got over her fear of riding in the Alps. She's in fact asking for more.

Paul
 
What I wanted to say and made me a bit wondering. I was in Breganze at the 60th and 70th anniversary. The center was full of Laverdas and people. In my vacancies in 2015 I came there and parked the RGS in the main square. Nobody mentioned it or gave me any applause to be there with a Laverda, they did not take any notice but I was expecting to be the main point of interest. But it wasn?t like this. :-(. According to my opinion nobody in Breganze really don?t care about Laverdas- surprising!
 
andre g said:
What I wanted to say and made me a bit wondering. I was in Breganze at the 60th and 70th anniversary. The center was full of Laverdas and people. In my vacancies in 2015 I came there and parked the RGS in the main square. Nobody mentioned it or gave me any applause to be there with a Laverda, they did not take any notice but I was expecting to be the main point of interest. But it wasn?t like this. :-(. According to my opinion nobody in Breganze really don?t care about Laverdas- surprising!
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They care.

To them, it's simply normal to see a Laverda of some type standing around somewhere, no reason for them to get excited.  They see it every day, nothing special.

Not very helpfull for attention seekers though. :D

piet
 
From what Ive seen on tv and heard from Riccardo, I think the whole of Italy deserves a medal or at least some sort of recognition.
They were one of the first countries hit, had no idea what they were dealing with and no other countries to look at and follow and were in affect the canary in the coal mine for the rest of us.
Then they did the longest lockdown, a real lockdown not like what we have in Aus, and all with a real sense of Italian style and humour, all the while suffering tremendous losses that made the rest of us wake up.
The serenading in the streets, the pulling together and getting on with it, well done Italy.
Now lets hope they can get on with getting everything that we love about Italy back up and going again, and the Breganze square full of laughter once more.
Cheers to Italy
Tom


 
Not very helpfull for attention seekers though. :D

That was not what I expected, I did not put out the flag, I just was there.
 
andre g said:
What I wanted to say and made me a bit wondering. I was in Breganze at the 60th and 70th anniversary. The center was full of Laverdas and people. In my vacancies in 2015 I came there and parked the RGS in the main square. Nobody mentioned it or gave me any applause to be there with a Laverda, they did not take any notice but I was expecting to be the main point of interest. But it wasn?t like this. :-(. According to my opinion nobody in Breganze really don?t care about Laverdas- surprising!
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Well, I have heard that some in Breganze have had quite enough of this motorcycle thing.

Paul
 
It must bring in a lot of tourist euros, if only for the alcohol and ice cream sales.
 
Piranha Brother 2 said:
The Laverda factory was probably seen as the bogan-magnet they didn't want  8)

I think you're probably on the money there, Paul.
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No, the Laverda factory was the heart of the town, a lot of people worked there.
But that's the past.
The wine is still there.
There's New Holland and the whole area is a beehive of small industrial activity.

Motorcycles and the hustle and bustle of commemorations is not every bodies cup of Grappa.

Paul
 
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