lavgert
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- Location
- Vienna, Austria
1961 was the first year of the LAVERDA 200.
Ciao, Gert
Ciao, Gert
helicopterjim
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- Location
- near Lone Butte, BC, Canada
Paul Marx needs some of those covers so he can prove that he really does run points!
Jim
Laverda 1000 3C. The Laverda three-cylinder
As early as 1969, reports were 'leaked' to the press and sent about the Laverda three-cylinder. The machine itself was shown at the Milan motor show. Only from 1972/73 the '1000' (980) cc Laverda 1000 3C was actually available. Entirely in accordance with Italian tradition, the fat Laverda had...
amklassiek.nl
Thomas aus LAU
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Motor number and frame number are not made with the original/correct stamps => 100 % Replica.
"...numbers matching example that is close to original, ..." + "..this excellent example is very, very close to being “concours correct”"
They mess around and do not clearly state, that this is a well-made SFC Replica and not a real original SFC!
Without a clear identification as a Replica, this is dubious sales behavior!
Thomas aus LAU
quite a frank article ..Laverda 1000 3C. The Laverda three-cylinder
As early as 1969, reports were 'leaked' to the press and sent about the Laverda three-cylinder. The machine itself was shown at the Milan motor show. Only from 1972/73 the '1000' (980) cc Laverda 1000 3C was actually available. Entirely in accordance with Italian tradition, the fat Laverda had...amklassiek.nl
Laverda 750 SF (1971) – Classic Review
A cracking combination of speed, style and accessible power.
Tippie
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- Location
- Dr?bak, Norway
Quite a realistic test, far better than many. How old is it from, naming Slater´s as the parts supplier?
Less than 10 years. I remember that article. Slaters has only been closed a few months and remember that the UK is surrounded by sea though the journalist does mention parts from Italy via ebay.
Paul
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
Image 1978 TT 3m21
Barry Rogers on a 980cc Laverda #1978 #FI #1978 #TT, #Isle #of #Man, #Mortons #Archive, #Mortons #Media #Group, #Nick #Nicholls
www.mortonsarchive.com
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
Laverda1000.de
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- Location
- Haßberge, Germany
That frame seems big enough for a small block Chevy
I didn't like that 'Norton' framed triple the first time I saw it. Having sat through the video I like it even less. I can't see how anyone would consider the frame an improvement on the original. And it isn't a Norton frame but someone's 'replica'. Imagine how well a Manx Norton engine would fit in it!
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