This 1971 Laverda 750 SF/C “Recreation” is a stunning Italian motorcycle that brings us immense joy at Gallery Aaldering. Originally a 750 SF, this motorcycle has been professionally converted to SFC specifications, where SFC stands for Super Freni Competizione. These modifications have been carried out with great care by experts, ensuring every detail perfectly replicates the characteristic style and performance of the original SFC. It’s clear that the previous owner was an enthusiast, as the bike has always been very well maintained and comes from a private collection of classic motorcycles. Iconic design and perfect finish The SFC conversion has transformed this Laverda into a true racing legend on wheels. With its aggressive and sporty appearance, the motorcycle embodies the competitive spirit of the 1970s, when Laverda made its name in the world of endurance racing. The finish of this bike is top-notch, with attention to every detail—from the striking orange paint to the optimized components inspired by the original SFC racing model. Every aspect of the motorcycle exudes the performance and craftsmanship for which Laverda is so well known. Excellent riding characteristics This Laverda 750 SF/C offers not only visual appeal but also an amazing riding experience. The parallel-twin engine delivers powerful performance, while the specially designed Super Freni (SF) brakes provide excellent control, even at higher speeds. The engine runs smoothly and responds exactly as a true Laverda should, with an impressive exhaust note that makes every ride a pleasure. Historical background of the Laverda 750 SFC The Laverda 750 SF series was a significant step in the evolution of the Italian brand. In the early 1970s, Laverda surprised the motorcycle world with their 750cc engines, known for their reliability and power. Introduced in 1971, the SFC was a special racing variant of the SF, designed to dominate endurance races. The model was renowned for its Super Freni brakes, which were superior for their time. The SFC quickly became an icon in racing and continued to dominate endurance races of the 1970s, making a name for itself as one of the most successful racing motorcycles of its era. Are you looking for a unique piece of Italian motorcycle history? Contact us today for more information and experience the power and beauty of this legendary motorcycle for yourself.