Laverda Documents

Mastroianni · Jul 3, 2026

I have no doubt that these documents won't provide you with a great deal of new knowledge, but sometimes there is still something to be learned.

https://fr.scribd.com/document/856954509/LAVERDA-750-SFC

https://fr.scribd.com/document/1053...wMTg4ODMkbzEkZzEkdDE3ODMwMTg4ODMkajYwJGwwJGgw

I find the first photo magnificent—even more so as a Frenchman.
I assume this photo was taken in England, judging by the phone number and the two older figures who strongly remind me of the Queen of England.

lavgert · Jul 3, 2026

Hi, the engine drawing is a 750 SF not SFC! Ciao, Gert

MarnixSFC · Jul 3, 2026

The flat top pistons even make it an early GT.

Marnix

Paul Marx · Jul 3, 2026

Copyright ain't what it used to be.

Paul

OneThinBloke · Jul 3, 2026

MarnixSFC said:
The flat top pistons even make it an early GT.

Marnix

Very early GT, note lack of crank case reinforcing webs.

sfcpiet · Jul 5, 2026

Paul Marx said:
Copyright ain't what it used to be.

Paul

German translation of Tim Parkers' "Green Book", originally published by the swiss Bücheli Verlag.

How long is copyright valid?

piet

Paul Marx · Jul 5, 2026

sfcpiet said:
German translation of Tim Parkers' "Green Book", originally published by the swiss Bücheli Verlag.

How long is copyright valid?

piet

Depends on countries.
Paul

The Sock · Jul 5, 2026

sfcpiet said:
German translation of Tim Parkers' "Green Book", originally published by the swiss Bücheli Verlag.

How long is copyright valid?

piet

In the UK, until 50 years after the death of the author.