Laverda 750 SFC 1974 replica

Paso has 16 inch tire my rims are 18 inch. I have to figure it out what width of tires is correct for those rims :D I will call my tire supplier  first thing in the morning.
 
SFC1000 had 130/80 rear, 110/90 front.  Not many alternatives, for the front 110/80 and 140/70 for the rear.  Wouldn't go any larger on those rims.

piet
 
Hi
My guess is that they may be off a 2nd series Cagiva Alazzurra. The solid brake discs are about right......are they 260mm?

If so they will be narrower than that fitted to a SFC1000, maybe 100/90 front and 110/90 rear. Google will help.

I know of 2 Ducati 750F1 with the 18" Oscams fitted to replace the 16" originals. Good luck.

Cheers
Jason
 
I've fitted an Avon Am23 130 * 18 rear tyre on my 3?" rim - have used the same tyre on a 2.75" rim with no handling issues too. - Regards - Phil
 

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FNQ1000 said:
Hi
My guess is that they may be off a 2nd series Cagiva Alazzurra. The solid brake discs are about right......are they 260mm?

If so they will be narrower than that fitted to a SFC1000, maybe 100/90 front and 110/90 rear. Google will help.

I know of 2 Ducati 750F1 with the 18" Oscams fitted to replace the 16" originals. Good luck.

Cheers
Jason
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Don't know  about discs i'm away from home till weekend.
 
Where can i get rev counter? replica or something similar,... I'm searching on google but i cant find anything useful.
 
cable  i want to get as close to original as possible if my founds will allow otherwise i will use electronic rev counter. But can you explain to me where do you install pick up sensor for electronic rev. counter?
 
depends on what ignition you choose
Sachse ignition systems have a Tacho feed coming from the box, same as Ignitech, you just plug into that feed
or you can attach the Tacho wire direct to the coils
not certain of the other brand ignitions, I don't use them

also depends on the Tacho you buy, some of the aftermarket units just require you to tape the wire to the spark plug high tension wire
 
Andy Wagner in Germany is laverda paradise,and a bit expensive but huge inventory
Wolfgang is Columbia Car and Cycle in Canada and less expensive.
 
Here we go now i cant find tires  (angryfire) I'm always riding dunlop gp racer, pirelli supercorsa sp, mitas sportforce. But non of those tires isn't available for 18'' rim. I was reading that lot of people use avon 22,23 , brigstone bt012ss, heidenau (didnt noticed witch one?) I don't care about mileage i only want good grip Price around 250 for pair any recommendations?  Because i dont want to discover hot water again :D

I will probably use 110/80 18  and 140/70 18
 
Anyone use avon road rider am 26 ? How good are they?

I ride quite fast and i'm planing track day here and there.
 
the 'search' function can be your friend too.

http://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,90632.msg288380.html#msg288380

<edit>  & Lee knows how to punt an SF twin around a track.  yes, i speak the truth!  :o
http://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,85806.msg219201.html#msg219201

  Mark
 
I used search function but i didn't find nothing useful. I need opinion from someone who really use whole surface of the tire not only middle :D so knee draggers
 
ludiluka said:
...  I need opinion from someone who really use whole surface of the tire not only middle :D so knee draggers
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so,, see my edit;
markQLD said:
<edit>  & Lee knows how to punt an SF twin around a track.  yes, i speak the truth!  :o
http://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,85806.msg219201.html#msg219201 
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<edit>  & i have not met or know Rusty, but i reckon he also knows how to punt a cycle around a track or two ??
Rusty Spokes said:
...  I think the machine handles fine, wet or dry, with the AM26s and ... 
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cheers,  Mark
 
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