WILLERSEY Moto Laverda 75th Anniversary .

Overall there was quite a good selection of the 4 strokes, both Breganze and Zane built, but a distinctive lack of the Laverda 2 stroke bikes. However, they weren't imported in any great numbers.
 
French expression: "c'est l'exception qui confirme la règle".
Paul

Nick Alcock and Dean Young did ride their singles down to Breganze a few years back.
I remember having seen this SF750 great spotted woodpecker recently on the piazza of a well-known small Italian town:

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Possibly this applies to others too, but they were less noticeable for my inflamed eyes ...
Yes. A country where there are so many triples, and a high proportion of British riders in Breganze with twins.
Sanity may prevail after all.
:ROFLMAO:
Paul
 
I remember having seen this SF750 great spotted woodpecker recently on the piazza of a well-known small Italian town:

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Possibly this applies to others too, but they were less noticeable for my inflamed eyes ...
They may well be inflamed Jo but you still have a keen eye.

Guess the lack of paint makes the old Twin stand out a little too.

I like to think of it as rugged and handsome, just like it’s rider ha ha

Regards

T.
 
They may well be inflamed Jo but you still have a keen eye.

Guess the lack of paint makes the old Twin stand out a little too.

I like to think of it as rugged and handsome, just like it’s rider ha ha

Regards

T.

Maybe it's a q-bike - the wheels and the exhaust system could suggest this. I've some sympathy for such patina concepts, think I would prefer it over exaggerated "bling-bling" restos.
:cool:
 
Best bike there IMHO. Attitude in abundance. Rider is actually an arse, but the bike is fabulous 😉

Hey Tony. When I saw the other purple 750, I thought (just for a split second) that you had had a rush of blood to the head and pimped the T-Twin up. I was disappointed for a moment, but realised all was good, when I saw the multi coloured tank down in the field.

P
 
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Maybe it's a q-bike - the wheels and the exhaust system could suggest this. I've some sympathy for such patina concepts, think I would prefer it over exaggerated "bling-bling" restos.
:cool:
The important thing, is that they're ridden.
Very clean bikes look like they aren't.
Paul
 
Well there were lots and lots of Laverdas being ridden at that event and you are still carping. It was a great day out and I'm actually surprised at just how many Laverdas actually were ridden to the event. Give it a rest for a while Paul eh?
 
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