will a Guz le Mans/Benelli Sei 900 rear hub fit a Laverda 1200?

Hi TinTin!

If you want something really light, look for the Talon supermoto hub for the KTM 950/990 2-Cylinder.
It?s not italian and not cheap, but it has 36 holes as well and double brake disc mounts.
I will do this for my spine frame racer. When you gonna search for a rear KTM hub, there has been a change in 1990.
They both fit, but the sprocket mount changed its diameter. For the later hubs there is a wide range of sprockets available, for the old hub  (as mine) its a bit tricky to get something around 40 teeth. KTM supplies only 47 and more. I changed the chain to a 520 Regina x-ring, Regina says it?s strong enough for 100HP. Should work on a 750...

H.-C.
 
h.c.maurer said:
If you want something really light, look for the Talon supermoto hub for the KTM 950/990 2-Cylinder.
It?s not italian and not cheap, but it has 36 holes as well and double brake disc mounts.

Today I saw a Scarab double disc hub up for sale (MV Agusta equipment), will that fit?

h.c.maurer said:
When you gonna search for a rear KTM hub, there has been a change in 1990.
They both fit, but the sprocket mount changed its diameter. For the later hubs there is a wide range of sprockets available, ...

I think I got a '94 but not sure... do you know what the resp. diameters are?

Grtz, TinTin
 
Here you could have most of the setup for ? 675 per wheel if I interpret the Dutch ad correctly

http://motoren.marktplaats.nl/onderdelen-oldtimers/507754689-laverda-e-a-modellen-set-zeer-mooie-spaakwielen.html
 
Gerald said:
Here you could have most of the setup for ? 675 per wheel if I interpret the Dutch ad correctly

http://motoren.marktplaats.nl/onderdelen-oldtimers/507754689-laverda-e-a-modellen-set-zeer-mooie-spaakwielen.html

Your dutch is pretty good  :D

But 17 inch bobber rims.... would mean I have to ditch the rims and spokes and have them relaced....

I bought the Scarab stuff... a complete wheel (18" Borrani high shoulder rim + brake disks) and a spare hub incl 1 spare disk for less then 1/2 the price of a single wheel in the ad :o
 
written Dutch is not to hard to understand if you speak German and English :D
Spoken Dutch is another story ;)

Tot ziens
Gerald
 
Gerald said:
written Dutch is not to hard to understand if you speak German and English :D
Spoken Dutch is another story ;)

Tot ziens
Gerald

indeed, most foreigners think all we say is "gGg GGgGgg GgGgg ggGgGG" which is about right  :LOL:
 
Tin Tin, we all talk like that after a gallon of Heineken...  (cheers)
 
h.c.maurer said:
When you gonna search for a rear KTM hub, there has been a change in 1990.
They both fit, but the sprocket mount changed its diameter. For the later hubs there is a wide range of sprockets available, ...

O hell...  (angryfire) mine turned out to be a '90 with a sprocket inner diameter of 165 mm... I think I'm screwed... there is a 48 teeth on now with not much flesh on the sprocket  to go down a lot
(drink)
Grtz, TinTin
 
TinTin said:
I bought the Scarab stuff... a complete wheel (18" Borrani high shoulder rim + brake disks) and a spare hub incl 1 spare disk for less then 1/2 the price of a single wheel in the ad :o

TinTin, is there any chance you could take a picture of the front hub?

We've got a twin disc Scarab front wheel on my wife's 350 MV & I can't figure out how the speedo drive is supposed to work. I don't even know if we've got the right speedo drive or if there are any parts missing - being Italian MV didn't bother producing a parts book for the tourer version of the 350 Ipotesi  ::) and the sport version had cast wheels.

Bob
 
Tin tin,

Sounds like you've been speaking with a certain individual from Lisse?  Assuming it's the same parts, they were destined for my race SFC but we found out there are several versions of that hub, and I need the larger.

Cheers
Steve B
 
breganzane said:
Tin tin,

Sounds like you've been speaking with a certain individual from Lisse?  Assuming it's the same parts, they were destined for my race SFC but we found out there are several versions of that hub, and I need the larger.

Cheers
Steve B

Indeed is was Cor from Lisse... what was too small?
 
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