Sfc levers?

Trip981

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Good evening.

What type of clutch and brake levers would have been fitted as standard to the 1972 SFC.

And does anyone have a pair available to buy?

Many thanks
 
are you looking for only the levers or do you need the clamp/perchs' too, The disc brake lever is completely different than the drum brake lever.
I’m looking for the complete lever assemblies for both brake and clutch.
It is for the drum brake model.
I have seen a couple of different types of Tomasselli, and some Verlicchi levers fitted to different Sfc replicas but wondered what an original bike would have left the factory with?
 
I worked on an SF of unknown origin that had all sorts of bits and pieces on it, but the owner fitted a drum brake front end, which had a Tomaselli SF2 style brake lever and perch to match exactly the SF2 clutch perch. I'd never seen a drum lever Tomaselli with the finger knurls found on SF2s. And it wasn't just a clutch perch and lever fitted USD to the right side.
 
This is an original set of clip-ons and levers, not for sale. All were Verlicchi items.
They were made to take as little room on the handlebars as possible and to enable them to be mounted close to the fork stanchion. Extremely hard to find items.
The clutch lever was also used on some Ducati roundcase Sports and Supersports (good luck with that😉).

Best you can do is transforming GT/S/SF items, which requires cutting and welding, but it can be done.

Marnix
 

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are you looking for only the levers or do you need the clamp/perchs' too, The disc brake lever is completely different than the drum brake lever.
I’m looking for the complete lever assemblies for both brake and clutch.
It is for the drum brake model.
I have seen a couple of different types of Tomasselli, and some Verlichi
This is an original set of clip-ons and levers, not for sale. All were Verlicchi items.
They were made to take as little room on the handlebars as possible and to enable them to be mounted close to the fork stanchion. Extremely hard to find items.
The clutch lever was also used on some Ducati roundcase Sports and Supersports (good luck with that😉).

Best you can do is transforming GT/S/SF items, which requires cutting and welding, but it can be done.

Marnix
Thanks Marnix, now I know for sure I will source some GT/S/SF items to adapt.

Steve
 
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