Laverda screws

[Peter T.]

Hi all
I am searching screws with the "Laverda" logo for my SF2. I already have those for the rear shock mountings but am searching those for the engine covers. If anybody has some of them in the stock and is willing to sell them please make me an offer. Thank you.

 

[Paul Marx]

At the time, an SF2 wouldn't have had many Laverda screws.
Paul

 

[piranha-bro2]

You'll pay a hefty price if you do find any. Good luck!! Any remanufacturers out there?

 

[motoddrob]

My SF2 came with Laverda branded bolts but it was the earlier version with the 35mm forks. Probably the last of their stock as I haven't noticed them on later SF2s. I still have the 2 shock bolts. Was hoping to fit to the SFC but they're too short. And no I'm not interested in moving them on.

 

[Laverda1000.de]

At the time, an SF2 wouldn't have had many Laverda screws.
Paul

And certainly not on the engine covers.

 

[sfc vintage]

Hi all
I am searching screws with the "Laverda" logo for my SF2. I already have those for the rear shock mountings but am searching those for the engine covers. If anybody has some of them in the stock and is willing to sell them please make me an offer. Thank you.

Hi.
I have some, but I give rhem to my Laverda friend in Spanien

 

[chrisk]

You'll pay a hefty price if you do find any. Good luck!! Any remanufacturers out there?

There’s another item to add to the Executive pannier brackets remanufacturerererer. Stanley in Melbourne ( Blackburn?) would have been capable of doing that ….. 45 years ago

 

[piranha-bro2]

I reckon a Chinese concern could produce perfect replicas ... as long as you ordered 1,000,000 of each size and length!!

 

[chrisk]

I reckon a Chinese concern could produce perfect replicas ... as long as you ordered 1,000,000 of each size and length!!

Fucken things would be rusty before you even got them out of the plastic bags.

 

[Paul Marx]

My SF2 came with Laverda branded bolts but it was the earlier version with the 35mm forks. Probably the last of their stock as I haven't noticed them on later SF2s. I still have the 2 shock bolts. Was hoping to fit to the SFC but they're too short. And no I'm not interested in moving them on.

My SF2 with 35mm forks also has 2 Laverda screws, on the shocks.
One of my 750s has 6mm Laverda screws on the sump splash plates. Probably the S.
Paul

 

[piranha-bro2]

My early SF1 had a few M12s. Were any bikes fitted out completely with them?

 

[MarnixSFC]

My early SF1 had a few M12s. Were any bikes fitted out completely with them?

Many 11000 batch SFCs were loaded with them, and surely SFs and GT from same period (around June 1972) will have had them too.

Marnix

 

[Vince]

Check your Combined Harvester as well. Bet that gets some searching for bolts.

 

[piranha-bro2]

Many 11000 batch SFCs were loaded with them, and surely SFs and GT from same period (around June 1972) will have had them too.

Marnix

I think my SF1 (13768) was late '72 - not that many on it, sadly.

 

[sfcpiet]

Many 11000 batch SFCs were loaded with them, and surely SFs and GT from same period (around June 1972) will have had them too.

Marnix

My pre-homologation SF2 with 35mm fork and SF1 DGM# had quite a few strewn over it. When I finally get around to restoring it there will be nothing else to be found. ;-) Been collecting these fasteners for decades and should have enough for a complete bike by now.

piet

 

[sfc vintage]

Hi Peter T.
I have : 7 pcs M 6 original bolt, for sale.
Br
Peder Heise .

 

[sfc vintage]

See here

 

[sfc28]

https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/equipement_moto/3074213608

here

 

[Peter T.]

SFC28: Thank you for the link, very much appreciated
SFC Vintage: I have sent a pm

 

[Tree Hugger]

I have 2 on my bike ……. that’s doubled its value then