SF2

For awhile I thought you where from Fremantle, WA (Wyoming USA) where FS2's don't exist. Perhaps a Breganzie American 750 Eagle.

I'm Canadian - We are not all Auzzies on this forum - No doubt Canadians had their fair share of Breganzies.

In the future I wish that you NAME YOUR COUNTRY when you have a question ;o)

Basically the American Eagle 750 Laverda was a SF2.

The 70/71 750 SF0 is a close as as you get to the original 750 SFC. Personally I would not want a 750 SFC on the street or road racing - The 750 SFC Camshaft was designed for Track Period.

I've no clue what your forward thinking is ;o)
 
Gidday Roy, Just ignore the above post. Being new to the forum you'll soon find out who talks sense and those that don't. Good luck finding a SF2. There were heaps of them running around Perth in the 70s and I'm pretty sure they're still out there but unfortunately most are parked up in the back of garages I presume.
I brought a new one from Ron Gill M/C back in 1974. No longer have it. They're a great bike.
There is a few Lav owners around the Fremantle area. I'm on the south coast.

Hey Ron, that last line on you post is one of the most accurate statements you've made. I have no clue!!!
 
Hey Roy!

I have a SF2 basket case that Im just starting to put together but its not for sale.  8)

When I was in the Navy, I visited Perth and Freemantle in 1985 & 1985. I have fond memories of partying in Kings Park and downtown during the day at lunch time when all the high heels echoed throughout the city. I vowed to never again think I can outdrink an Aussie.  :)
 
American Eagle SF2  !!!

you best get re-reading again Ron, even the inaccurate books are not this bad.

CLEM
 
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