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Fitting a Laverda 750 SFC Fairing


Craig

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"4. Do all V11s have the mounting tabs (bolt tubes,) for a fairing on the headstock or only those that had an OEM fairing fitted? "  all frames have them

 

Stunning on a V11. Works very well with the Sport lines. I was tempted but for the new riding position. Too low for me. I hope you proceed, I want to watch!:food:

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26 minutes ago, footgoose said:

"4. Do all V11s have the mounting tabs (bolt tubes,) for a fairing on the headstock or only those that had an OEM fairing fitted? "  all frames have them

 

Stunning on a V11. Works very well with the Sport lines. I was tempted but for the new riding position. Too low for me. I hope you proceed, I want to watch!:food:

THANKS fOOTGOOSE. (woops tablock!) Good to know the tabs are on all the v11s. I will definitely do a build thread, photo diary, video diary, but I have to buy the bike first. Might give it a go with the Breva 750 and/or the Griso 1200 that I have now first....

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3 hours ago, Calijackalbob said:

THANKS fOOTGOOSE. (woops tablock!) Good to know the tabs are on all the v11s. I will definitely do a build thread, photo diary, video diary, but I have to buy the bike first. Might give it a go with the Breva 750 and/or the Griso 1200 that I have now first....

oops, I shoulda said all V11 frames have them. afaik it came down from the Sport 1100 having a fixed fairing (another source for a fairing stay) and of course the V11 Sport using much the same frame. My 2000 sport has them.

I sold my extra fairing but you can get a look at the std LM bracket here to see how one of these, altered to fit the Laverda might be of some help.

 

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12 hours ago, Calijackalbob said:

1. If I bought a V11 Le Mans, would the existing headlight fairing mounts be usable with the Laverda fairing?

No.  I fabricated my own fair mounts from scratch.

12 hours ago, Calijackalbob said:

2. If so, what modifications would be required to make it work? (This is assuming anyone has done the fairing swap with a V11 LM. The bike in the pics is a Le Mans....)

I started from a Ballabio.  I modified the wiring harness for the front turn signals removed the handlebars and installed clip-ons.  There is no way to make the fairing work with normal Guzzi bars, even LM is too high

12 hours ago, Calijackalbob said:

3. If anyone has fitted this fairing on any other  V11 using any other fairing/headlight mount, and if so what did they use?

4. Do all V11s have the mounting tabs (bolt tubes,) for a fairing on the headstock or only those that had an OEM fairing fitted?

I used the headlight mount and added structure to it.

12 hours ago, Calijackalbob said:

5. If you have done it, step by step Photos would be great to help the rest of us who want to do the same. I promise, if I do it to my bike I will post videos and a step by step photo guide telling how it was done and any issues I had and how they were overcome.

Biggest issue is fabricating the fairing mounts.   The front mount is a welded steel truss that is probably way over built.  The side mounts are 1/8" thick aluminum that bolt onto the valve covers.  I can send you pictures of anything that you can't see, but I don't do "step-by-step".

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  • 3 months later...

Hello,

I have a question about this topic. I like to order this beautifull fairing for my V11. However I like to know how easy or how difficult it is to mounted this Fairing. Can I keep the original Headlight? Should I replace other part of my bike. Or is it just order the fairing, created some braces a mount it on the bike.

thx regars Tup

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