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Laverda
200
Classic
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About this model
About the Laverda 200
The Laverda 200 is classified in our catalogue as a classic motorcycle. The available catalogue data forms the technical basis of this model profile. Always verify model year, trim and technical values against the individual motorcycle, as they can differ between generations.
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Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Verify type and vehicle identification before purchase; the original book places the motorcycle number on the inner rear mudguard beneath the saddle. Use that identification for parts and production-year claims.
- Check the level and operation of the forced lubrication system. The 200 Bicilindrica has a gear pump and about two litres of crankcase oil; inspect pump mounting, passages and leaks before riding.
- Start fully cold and check ignition, spark plugs and valve clearance. The factory book lists clean contact points and about 0.2 mm valve clearance as basic checks; have adjustments made by a specialist if unsure.
- Inspect the chain, sprockets and chain tension under load. The factory specifies cleaning and lubricating the final chain about every 2,000 km; dry, stiff or unevenly tensioned chains warrant closer investigation.
- Test the double-expanding drum brakes and cables for even operation, and periodically check the hydraulic front-fork oil level. Brake and fork condition deserve particular attention on this lightweight classic.