I had a Riverside 125 2 stroke , I think a 1968. Was in beautiful shape, someone had tried to remove the flywheel using a two jaw puller and broke it, alas I could never find a replacement at the time. Great video , thank you.
It wasn't until about a year ago that I found out that Riverside had a 250. The 360 Mojave was somewhat well-known at the time, but the 250 somehow escaped my attention. Thanks for the video.
I had a 1969? 350 red/white with chrome fenders. Rode it from Ann Arbor, Michigan to Chicago. Shipped it by train to Flagstaff, AZ. Rode it all summer. To Grand Canyon and Phoenix. After summer shipped it back by train to Ann Arbor. Later sold it.
First, Thanks for not choosing god awful music and having it so load you can't hear the engine working. Very Nice, I have a red one under construction, Enjoy yours. Be safe, cheers
Beautiful bike. I'm going to be looking for one of these. I'm picking up several Wards frames and other parts in a couple weeks but I'm going to also keep my eye out for a whole bike.
Can somebody please tell me how much is one of these bikes is worth and finding parts for this bike is it hard to find the reason why I'm asking I have a friend that has but it needs to be restored just wondering is this a money Sinker or will it be a good value when it's restore thank you
![Will it run? - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yh5eZxnesMk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Will it run? - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]](/img/tr.png)
I had a Riverside 125 2 stroke , I think a 1968. Was in beautiful shape, someone had tried to remove the flywheel using a two jaw puller and broke it, alas I could never find a replacement at the time. Great video , thank you.
It wasn't until about a year ago that I found out that Riverside had a 250. The 360 Mojave was somewhat well-known at the time, but the 250 somehow escaped my attention. Thanks for the video.
I had a 1969? 350 red/white with chrome fenders. Rode it from Ann Arbor, Michigan to Chicago. Shipped it by train to Flagstaff, AZ. Rode it all summer. To Grand Canyon and Phoenix. After summer shipped it back by train to Ann Arbor. Later sold it.
Sporty little 250cc in the Parilla tradition. 😎
First, Thanks for not choosing god awful music and having it so load you can't hear the engine working. Very Nice, I have a red one under construction, Enjoy yours. Be safe, cheers
Beautiful bike. I'm going to be looking for one of these. I'm picking up several Wards frames and other parts in a couple weeks but I'm going to also keep my eye out for a whole bike.
Very nice video and very nice bike👌👏.I have the same one
For a moment it reminded me of a Ducati 250 Mark 3.
Where is this filmed? Like your countryside.
Can somebody please tell me how much is one of these bikes is worth and finding parts for this bike is it hard to find the reason why I'm asking I have a friend that has but it needs to be restored just wondering is this a money Sinker or will it be a good value when it's restore thank you
I had this exact bike! I am in Seattle...wondering the history of your bike? Is it the same one? Drop me a line, so curious...
biographyofferns I am not the owner of the bike, sorry...
do you have the machine today
It was not my bike, I was doing the video for the owner. I think he still has it, I have not been in contact for some time.