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

But how do you get it on, and off, of those?
Roll front wheel into 'wheel vice' and clamp it so bike stays. Slide rear lift under tyre. Jack alternately. These are designed to go under frame. I welded tyre vice as seen on front one. So pretty stable. And goes up higher than needed. Nearly a metre.
 
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Just wondering what the badge on the sidecover of the Le Mans says. It looks like a Mk II 850 but the (fuzzy) badge seems to say CX 100? What does this mean?

Cheers,
bazzee
US market MKII. Importer didn't want to deal with clearing various regulations with the 850, since the 1000 engine (SP aka T3 & Spada) already cleared at considerable expense. So they had the factory ship with these. Gave it the cheesy CX100 tag. Lower compression, smaller valves and square slide Dellorto's. 348 copies produced. Make about the same power, just more linear. Lower compression actually a bonus with today's low grade fuel. Since I cant get a french blue MKII, I settled on this low mile that has 'badge engineering' working against it. I's fast!
 
Fitted a new set of Bridgestone bt016’s today in preparation for my fun day with the Ducati Owners Club Victoria at Phillip Island on Monday the 4th of December. New rear sprocket and master cylinder, fitted the 3into 1 as well. Going to put a bit of exhaust packing around the baffle to temper the bellow😊👍. Looking good weather wise and there should be four Laverdas on track hopefully carving up the ducatis😂😂
Tom
 
Bet that output shaft does'nt have two grooves like mine :LOL: dam 630 chain
your Output shaft is not set up for an outrigger bearing either

from the left
Custom output shaft moving front sprocket to the right by 15mm with outrigger bearing
Next in the middle, custom output shaft with standard sprocket position but with outrigger bearing
Last on the right, 6 x billet 4th gear blanks for the Mainshaft, am tired of breaking the standard ones
 
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