Andy
Hero member
- Location
- Auckland, roughly
The front end will be easy to clean, while it’s in bits getting new fork seals
Live like a bee in clover
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chrisk
Hero member
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Might be like Cams bike, those dirty forks could turn out to be black underneath after all.The front end will be easy to clean, while it’s in bits getting new fork seals
Jo
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- Location
- Cologne, NRW Germany
Thanks all!
I had to hurry to fix the fork - three days after our return I wanted to go to another meeting.
I last did the fork in 2019 before the trip to Breganze. At that time, following the recommendation in motomania, I filled in 380cc of oil per leg.
This was definitely too much. My 3c was rock hard and when I arrived in Breganze on the piazza I noticed oil under the front axle. Here is a proof:
Now I filled in 270cc which equates 20cm fully dived in w/o spring. With this it's quite nice now.
I had to hurry to fix the fork - three days after our return I wanted to go to another meeting.
I last did the fork in 2019 before the trip to Breganze. At that time, following the recommendation in motomania, I filled in 380cc of oil per leg.
This was definitely too much. My 3c was rock hard and when I arrived in Breganze on the piazza I noticed oil under the front axle. Here is a proof:
Now I filled in 270cc which equates 20cm fully dived in w/o spring. With this it's quite nice now.
Shajota
Hero member
- Location
- Whitsundays Qld
Awesome Jo.
If that doesn't make anyone want to ride their Laverda's like they were made for nothing will.
You blokes can certainly cram some scenery into a trip
If that doesn't make anyone want to ride their Laverda's like they were made for nothing will.
You blokes can certainly cram some scenery into a trip