Description
The Laverda 750 SF is one of the most respected Italian sporting motorcycles of the 1970s. Inspired by Honda's CB77, the 750 SF emerged at a time of great change in the motorcycle industry, when Japanese manufacturers were leading the charge. That meant European firms had to up their game, and that's exactly what Laverda did.
This 1973 example stands out for its remarkable originality and low mileage, having covered just 21, 627 miles (35, 900 km) in its 50+ year lifetime. While maintaining its original character, this 750 SF benefits from thoughtful upgrades, including a German electronic ignition system and an Australian clutch extension lever that enhances the riding experience without compromising the Laverda's classic appeal.
Stunning café racer-style machine
Presents in very good original condition
Evocative red livery - what else for an Italian bike?!
The paint finish looks to be in exceedingly good order
Slight pitting to the fuel cap and chrome handlebars
Seat and other trim items look to be in very good order
The tyres are in good order.
750cc parallel twin four-stroke engine
Five-speed manual gearbox
Upgraded with a German electronic ignition system for improved reliability and starting
Features Australian clutch extension lever modification for smoother operation.
Please note: These motorcycles are being sold from a private collection by a private seller, not a dealer. Car & Classic may have listed them under a ‘dealer’ profile on Car & Classic website purely due to the number of vehicles offered.
As a private sale, consumer legislation applicable to dealer sales does not apply. All motorcycles are sold as seen, with no warranty given or implied.
