Historic Laverda race bikes will take to the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb as part of Owners’ Club 50th Anniversary Celebrations on Saturday 7th September 2024
2024 is a special year for Laverda fans, not only is the Laverda marque celebrating its 75th Anniversary but the International Laverda Owners’ Club (ILOC) is also marking its 50th year.
To celebrate both anniversaries, some of the most important Laverda motorcycles in its 75 year history are being live demo’ed on the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb as part of the International Laverda Owners’ Club 50 year celebrations on Saturday 7th September 2024.
Piero Laverda (son of Moto Laverda founder Massimo Laverda) will be piloting the fabled Laverda V6 Endurance Racer up the hill climb and this will be your only chance to see (and hear!) it live demo’ed in the UK this year. An event surely not to be missed!
Werner Ricciolini, Founder of the Museo Moto Laverda situated in Breganze Italy where the Laverda factory was located, will also be bringing some other very special race bikes:
Moto Museo Breganze – Live Demonstration Runs:
- Laverda 1000 V6 – Year : 1977 The iconic works prototype V6 engine endurance racer that has to be seen and heard to be believed! One of only 3 built and a technological marvel in 1977 and a real piece of Laverda History will be on the Hill Climb
- Laverda 750 SFC – Year : 1975 Last evolution of the very successful Laverda 750 SFC model, this example won the 1976 Belgian championship for stock motorcycles with rider Marc Soulet.
- Laverda 1000 Spaceframe – Year : 1975 A works bike from the 1975 endurance racing season and a fine example of the mighty Laverda 1000cc triples. The frame is a prototype trellis in chromium-molybdenum steel tubing, known as the “Spaceframe”. One of only 5 built.
The Legendary Laverda V6 Endurance Racer
Works Laverda SF750 Racers
ILOC Members will also be running their own bikes on the hill climb so your chance to see and hear these marvellous machines in action!
Admission to the Hillclimb event is open to current ILOC Members (please present your 2024 membership card) or by public spectator ticket only to anyone who wants to see (and hear!) the V6 for real. If you are a fan of classic motorcycles you won’t be disappointed!
Public spectators are welcomed at the hill climb event by ticket only in advance available from the ILOC Website Shop £20 per person and under 11’s free entry. This is a spectator only ticket and must be purchased in advance, no tickets will be available on the day. Only current ILOC Members will be able to participate in the hill climb event.
Venue Details: www.shelsleywalsh.com