Laverda 750 SFC 1974 replica

[ludiluka]

 

[ludiluka]

Need help again

I saw photo of 1974 sfc somewhere on this forum or internet?? it was showing rear mudguard with electrical components on them so relay, fuse box, and s there something more on mudguard ? 

Does anybody have this photo so that i can properly position electrical components on mudguard

I'm every day closer to finish the bike (engine is still missing ) i will post few photos when weather improves

 

[chrisk]

Where did you but the headlight rubber from?

 

[Paul Marx]

Need help again

I saw photo of 1974 sfc somewhere on this forum or internet?? it was showing rear mudguard with electrical components on them so relay, fuse box, and s there something more on mudguard ? 

Does anybody have this photo so that i can properly position electrical components on mudguard

I'm every day closer to finish the bike (engine is still missing ) i will post few photos when weather improves

From memory, only the fuse box is on the mudguard. The relay is on the frame.
Paul

 

[MarnixSFC]

Here's a pic of my 74 SFC. As you can see the starter relay and fuse box are both on the mudguard.
On the Electronica, the relay moved to the frame.

Marnix

 

[Paul Marx]

There you are.
I have an Electronica.
8)
Paul

 

[ludiluka]

Here's a pic of my 74 SFC. As you can see the starter relay and fuse box are both on the mudguard.
On the Electronica, the relay moved to the frame.

Marnix

Thanks for the photo

Now i can move forward while still waiting for the engine parts

 

[ludiluka]

 

[Chappo]

Thanks for the update Luka. I've been following this build with interest.

Very pretty pistons

 

[chrisk]

A 2017 callendar contender 

 

[Dellortoman]

Bit of a cock-up there mate. You've assembled the crank without the rods 

 

[Tippie]

Is that the Moto Officina stuff?

 

[drikko]

Bit of a cock-up there mate. You've assembled the crank without the rods 

I was thinking that but was too polite to say it....

 

[Ed Case]

Very definitely "Bike Porn" there.

 

[phil37]

Doesn't look like you got the "big" centre pin upgrade done on your crank Luka? - Regards - Phil

 

[piranha-bro2]

Is that the Moto Officina stuff?

repeat of Tippie's question. Moto Officina, Luka? And what type of pistons? ... and I wonder how long they'll gleam and shine like that once a few little soot gremlins get their grubby hands on them  8)

 

[ludiluka]

Yes machine work is done by moto officina, pistons and rods are also from them. They send me this photos. Currently they are waiting for cylinders and than they have to do work on the head and engine case.

About big center pin they told me that they have done a lot of engines like mine and that original pin is strong enough. And this suits to my budget so i hope that they are right .

 

[Tippie]

Unfortunately, if you race it it will break. No doubt about it. For the road it?ll be fine. Bike coming along really well.

 

[ludiluka]

we will see i will use it for road  and track day here and there (i don't have enough money for serious racing)

 

[redax5]

cost involved in stripping, measuring, machining, polishing, reassembling, balancing cranks etc does not increase by much by adding the big centre pin upgrade
shame really, looks good