THE ONE TO BUY NOW

All three of these early ’80s in lines offer a charm, character and style not attainable in later liquid-cooled, purposely packaged fours. But they’re very different in their own right, with their own distinct USP. If you fancy a Katana it’s unlikely you’ll covet a Jota. Likewise, the desire to own a Laverda isn’t likely to bleed out towards a CB1100R. So, which should you choose? Ultimately, it’s down to your own personal taste. A Jota really is a different animal to the other two. If you like your classics raw, uncompromising and slightly leftfield, a Laverda triple ticks all those wants and more. But no Jota, 120 or not, is simply a jump-on-and-go ride. They require constant attention, love and care, and if you’re not in the mood for…

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Practical Sportsbikes (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2023

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