Re: What did you do to or for or with your Laverda today?

be my guest I must be improving Grant :D,up there you can see for miles above Hay on Wye
 

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The idea is that people post their own pics, so that I don't have to trawl through every thread looking for pics to post because no one else is doing it.
 
Today i have had the perfect afternoon, Sunshine, a tube of Autosol, moved the Jota on to the grass, switched the phone off and  polished while thinking of absolutely nothing :-)
Tomorrow i will  fix the exploded oil seal in the fork leg. ;)
 
Boba advised my carbon bodywork isn't far off .......... this made me wonder, and Google confirmed my question.

My effort to replicate the SFC wiring means I have to isolate the tail light (original wiring takes positive to the tailight body) to stop it from shorting out against the seatbase. Carbon Fibre is electricity conductive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUxQUrsiJJY

 
Rrosco said:
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Daughter moved out---Laverda moved in---Best wife ever?----Been down and out with Neuro problems---should be getting back to it soon.
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Rrosco, you need to hop down to the painters. One of your fork legs is missing.
 
chrisk said:
Boba advised my carbon bodywork isn't far off .......... this made me wonder, and Google confirmed my question.

My effort to replicate the SFC wiring means I have to isolate the tail light (original wiring takes positive to the tailight body) to stop it from shorting out against the seatbase. Carbon Fibre is electricity conductive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUxQUrsiJJY
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Yep, treat it like it is metal as far as electickery is concerned.
 
Done a long day on my 3c today preparing for my European trip. Fitted new steering head bearings and some fork gaiters, fitted a set of emulators to the forks. Made a new gear change linkage, made a new rear brake cable. Fabricated a rack to carry my camera gear. Made a mount for my sat nav, quite pleased with that.., fitted my air bum to the seat. Packed a spare inner tube and tyre levers into the space where the rest of the battery used to be. Footered fiddled and faffed around with everything else to get it to my satisfaction. Ready to go now I think. Catching the 5pm ferry to Spain on Tuesday then over the Pyrenees into France, Paul Ricard for the classic Bol d 'or then Italy for a glass of Breganze brandy at cafe centrale, Austria, Germany, Holland then home. Fair looking forward to it.

  Sat nav mount.
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    Rack for camera case.
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    Keith.
 
The rack came out well too - have fun and enjoy your trip. 
Apparently Piero will be at the Bol as guest of the French club and giving a presentation about the V6.  Quite fitting given its strong connection to the circuit.  Suspect he won't be caning it down the Mistral straight tho'!
 
Catching the 5pm ferry to Spain on Tuesday then over the Pyrenees into France, Paul Ricard for the classic Bol d 'or then Italy for a glass of Breganze brandy at cafe centrale, Austria, Germany, Holland then home.
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Nice.  We want pics!
 
laverdakeith said:
Catching the 5pm ferry to Spain on Tuesday then over the Pyrenees into France, Paul Ricard for the classic Bol d 'or then Italy for a glass of Breganze brandy at cafe centrale, Austria, Germany, Holland then home. Fair looking forward to it.
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If you get stuck while in Spain I am 4 hrs away from Santander/Bilbao.
 
Rack looks a bit like a craven,thats what mine started as before it was changed about, the Air Hawk made me laugh,I use one as well.Wish I had fitted the much thicker dual seat instead of the SFC look a like one today. My rear end doesn't like 600k days with minimum padding
 
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