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I don't have that picture but this one of the gold version:


and a red one:

You can try this to make neutral easy to find.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4700&hilit=jumping+clutch&start=30

these are the two tipical stickers for that period.

That is not my bike.
I collect pictures of original paintworks of 3 1/2s
If you need more details let me know.
Now enjoy this original factory picture.
That model came also in gold and in red.

These might help:






The lamp brackets are in fact particular to that year and the year before, as the fork.
The Paioli tipe.

Of course not.
Is Christian (fiasco) that is a bit lazy.
I know this is not the place for politics, but I think this "Brexit thing" wont bring any benefit to Britain.
But my love for your country will not change. In fact I am in England now with my 3 1/2.

Thank to both of you.
We have already sent our sample of Lafranconi riservato competizione to Kekihan in february and they received it.
We had no news yet and Fiasco is not
answering to my e-mails.

In bocca al lupo!
Daje er gas!!!

Could anybody post a picture of the NLM pick up please?

If you are not too much a philologist I would suggest to look for the sport Tipe (the middle picture.)
Are much more confortable.

Going back to the initial question, the answer is yes, up to a point. New panels go on old bikes: https://i.imgur.com/Bay8Z2B.jpg?1 Old panels go on new bikes as long as they don't have the relay for the electric starter. https://i.imgur.com/IE9Y0Lc.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/UzqdZ7Q.jpg?1 That kind ...

Sorry I'm afraid I am wrong
I don't know what you have on the right side...Either is shortened or is some other model unknown to me.

These are the footrest of both early Strada and Sport (round ends). The blu one and the "Big drum" as we call it ("Tamburone") https://i.imgur.com/iWSkkc8.jpg?1 These are of later Sport: https://i.imgur.com/OxDQhVZ.jpg?1 and the later both Sport and Strada with electric starter: ...

Yes. You can, I did exactly the same

The good news is that Lambertini has been contacted by the new management for a collaboration.
He should work on a new 800 twin made in Italy.