Mk3 SFC version for the SFC 750 and models with cutaway chain covers.  It is pictured here on the left with the Mk3 STD.

Cable position is the same as the Mk3 STD with two position for cable attachment which is ideal for racing where the 'clutch feel' for the rider is important, plus the standard cable attachment position if required. This is also particularly useful to compensate for bikes with worn components like clutch lever pivot, clutch push-rods or plates.

For a super-light clutch pull on a Laverda and extended cable life. Manufactured to a design by Greg Parish specifically for the DAM racing bikes and to suit standard road bikes. The DAM Laverda Easy Clutch replaces your old clutch actuating lever without the need to cut your precious engine covers
Precision Laser Cut from 316 Stainless Steel the lever is an easy replacement without any modification or special tools required
Fits all Breganze Laverda 750cc, 1000cc and 1200cc that use a cable clutch with a cutaway SFC style cover

The Kit includes hand-slotted rubber bung, bolt, cable stand-off, lever and instructions

We recommend to install a new clutch cable and check the handlebar lever pivot for excessive wear

Here are some additional items you might like to have on hand to do the installation

Chain Cover Gasket The chain cover must be removed and the gasket can be damaged

Gear Shift Cover Gasket The Gearshift cover must be removed and the gasket can be damaged

Cable Hanger (Clevis) The original cable clevis is often rusty and filthy with road grime and ancient chain lube

Clevis Pin and R Clip The original parts are often rusty and filthy with road grime and ancient chain lube.

NB: AFTERMARKET KEVLAR CLUTCH PLATES. These plates are often thicker than Laverda specification and cause problems with the original Laverda actuating lever binding on its support. Furthermore check carefully when operating the clutch lever that the extra thickness of the overall clutch pack doesn't make contact with the outer clutch basket. On hydraulic clutch systems using a PS14 or PS15 Mastercylinder the clutch pack has been found to make contact with the outer basket before the lever has completed it's full range of travel. This creates excessive pressure in the hydraulic system that may cause failure of components including alloy hydraulic covers.

On cable operated clutch systems check that a properly adjusted handlebar cable lever pulls all the way into the bar without excessive straining of the cable. If the lever doesn't pull to the bar then look to the Clutch Pack plate thickness before changing the Actuating Lever.