pf1
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I prefer the Spanish side of the Pyrenees Keith, very pretty and some great roads. Mind you the French side is pretty good too 
Re: What did you do to or for or with your Laverda today?
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phil37
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- Lincolnshire
Must be affluent round my way - even the scarecrows can afford a Vincent 
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Grant
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Christ, how fast are the crows round your way????
Simonr501
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- Lympne, Kent. UK
We might need a straw poll to see which Vincent is the best?
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
Grant said:
Fast. But they have a hell of a time kick starting it.
Laverda SF
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LOL - I've been thrown over a Bonny because I didn't clock the Kick Starter ;o)
My SF always started with a push.
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Harry Lime
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3C-Wayne said:
Did a 125 mile jaunt yesterday to scrub in the new Avon sneakers.
Photo of "Hawks Nest" near Port Jervis, NY
Nice looking road...Just talking
Harry Lime said:Nice looking road...Just talking
Rt 97 hugs the Delaware river for miles, I was there at a rare moment of tranquility.
Rt 97 can be tourist hell with campers and canoe/rafters trailering their gear. Road gets better as fall approaches and they go away.
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
3C-Wayne said:
Did a 125 mile jaunt yesterday to scrub in the new Avon sneakers.
Photo of "Hawks Nest" near Port Jervis, NY
Interesting front mudguard you have Wayne. What is it?
chrisk said:
Don't know. I forget where I got it from, it's plastic and on my list for upgrade.
My original stainless is in OK shape, but the bracket was hacked and drilled for reasons I don't know by the previous owner.
Maybe someone can tell me, but I think it should be a one piece bracket for a 74 3C w/Ceriani forks correct? Mines been cut onto two pieces, front & rear and the mounting holes enlarged.
Dellortoman
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- Tasmania, Australia
chrisk said:
It's not a mudguard. Wayne is a Yank, so it's a fender.
Yes Wayne, the bracket should be in one piece. It loops around front and rear of the
Yours could probably be repaired and re-chromed if it's not too messed-up.
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Davo
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3C-Wayne said:
The mounting holes are larger than the mount bolt by a fair margin as they have a bush fitted with a rubber "O" ring as per the pats diagram here :- https://www.laverda-paradies.de/shop-1000-54-en.html
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
psg said:
Martymoose has the same front tyre and I asked the same question, cause it looks wrong, but aparentley it's correct.
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Grant
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Took POP for a run.
It's starting to loosen up now and never fails to impress me with it's power delivery and handling manners.
Going to be a bit of an animal methinks.
It's starting to loosen up now and never fails to impress me with it's power delivery and handling manners.
Going to be a bit of an animal methinks.