Flat slide Mikunis for 1200 Mirage

[AndyW]

Have finally decided to give up on my Mirage's Dells and go down the sensible route. Anyone got a set of Mikinis to suit?
Thx

AndyW

 

[sfc vintage]

Andy.
Try: www. Topham.de

 

[Dellortoman]

Red's your man for a bolt-on set of 3 new Mikuni RS36 carbs already set up for the Laverda triple.

If you want to go the budget route, keep an eye on eBay for a used bank of 4 from a Jap bike (I forget which model - probably a GSXR something). It's not a difficult job to convert to a set of 3. Red has published a recipe somewhere. Probably in the forum Library. I've done it a couple of times.

 

[piranha-bro2]

Having the jetting already sorted is well worth the extra you'd pay Red. Lot to be said for Plug and Play.

 

[sfc vintage]

RS36-C100/120-K / LAVERDA 3-ZYLINDER​ ​
	RS36-C100-K CARBURETOR KIT - CONTENTS & COMPONENTS: - MIKUNI Flatslide RS36 Carburetor ( pre-jetted for velocity stacks or K&N filters ) - Choke operation on carb body - Fits original Laverda intake rubber manifolds Older models with aluminium manifolds need Mikuni mounting kit ( TOP-Laverda01 )- not included in kit !​ ​

 

[dude]

You can try JLO Tech .

Rampe de carburateurs Mikuni RS pour Laverda 1000 et 1200 / Mikuni RS carb set for Laverda 1000 and 1200 - JLO Tech

Rampe de carburateurs Mikuni RS pour Laverda 1000 et 1200. Mikuni RS carb set for Laverda 1000 and 1200

shop.jlo-tech.fr

 

[RGS1000RGS]

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