Montgomery Ward Motorcycles for sale

1968 Montgomery Ward (Benelli) Riverside

$3,250

Champaign, Illinois

Negotiable

Year 1968

Make Montgomery Ward (Benelli)

Model Riverside

Category Classic Motorcycles

Engine 125

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Full restoration,powdercoat and paint. Tuned up,Carb rebuild,new tires and tubes new Spark plug. Cases polished, head pipe ceramic coated,exhaust pipe de-coked. New seat upholstery runs and starts great. One show second to a Moto Guzzi in the Italian class. Thanks for looking.

Benelli : FAA-14017 Montgomery Ward Riverside Benelli 250cc Motorcycle FFA-14017 Rare

$998

Grants Pass, Oregon

Year 1960

Make Benelli

Model FAA-14017

Category -

Engine 250

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This Bike has been for sale long enough I am going to part it out Tank 200.00 Motor 300, Speedo 125, Fenders 100 each. contact me with any questions. Ed Montgomery Ward Riverside Benelli 250cc Motorcycle FFA-14017. It is all here gear box free piston seized ,plug treads in head No title parts bike year 1960 -63 will work on shipping with you. Thank you ed

Benelli : FAA-14017 Montgomery Ward Riverside Benelli 250cc Motorcycle FFA-14017 Rare

$998

Seattle, Washington

Year 1960

Make Benelli

Model FAA-14017

Category -

Engine 250

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Montgomery Ward Riverside Benelli 250cc Motorcycle FFA-14017. It is all here gear box free piston seized ,plug treads in head No title parts bike year 1960 -63 will work on shipping with you. Thank you ed

1969 Montgomeryward Riverside 125CC

$3,800

Champaign, Illinois

Negotiable

Year 1969

Make Montgomeryward Riverside

Model 125CC

Category Classic Motorcycles

Engine 125

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Full nut and bolt restoration,powdercoat and paint new tires and tubes tuned and carburetor rebuild. Runs great 4-speeds of Italian fun. Benelli made in Italy sold through Montgomery Ward catalog.

1964 Bianchi / Wards Riverside

$2,995

St Paul, Minnesota

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This scooter was sold By Montgomery Ward and built by Bianchi. It is rare as rare can be, especially one which is restored. It runs very well and has a good clutch and shifts through the three gears with no problems. All electrics work and much time and money was spent on the restoration. The pictures tell the story. Bill of sale, no trades, cash only.

1968 Benelli 360 Scrambler

$4,500

Norcross, Georgia

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1968 Benelli 360 Scrambler, Hey man, where d ya get your Bike? Monkey Wards. Yes, boys and girls, back in the good old days you could walk in to a Montgomery Wards store and walk out with a refrigerator, a new couch, a new toilet and a new motorcycle. In the 60s Wards partnered up with Benelli to sell small displacement motorcycles here in the US and for a while it was a fairly lucrative project for both. The most popular were the small 2 strokes but the larger 250 and 350 models started doing well in the later part of the decade. Today these Wards Riverside models have developed quite a cult following. The available internet forums, rallies, and parts businesses specializing in these bikes is amazing. Of all Wards/Riverside bikes, the Mojave 360 is the most interesting. The Mojave 360 is exceedingly rare with only 50 ever making it to production. These 1968s were supposedly a pilot for a planned regular production run that never materialized. Moto Benelli was also building 250cc and 350cc road bikes for Montgomery Ward at the time. These 50 Mojave 360s were intended to satisfy the AMA so that the bikes could compete in enduro competition in the United States. The frame and body work is a copy of the Rickman Matisse racing products from England, except unlike Rickman, the Benelli body parts are steel rather than fiberglass. Our Mojave's in excellent condition.

1968 Benelli 360 Scrambler

$4,500

Norcross, Georgia

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1968 Benelli 360 Scrambler, Hey man, where d ya get your Bike? Monkey Wards. Yes, boys and girls, back in the good old days you could walk in to a Montgomery Wards store and walk out with a refrigerator, a new couch, a new toilet and a new motorcycle. In the 60s Wards partnered up with Benelli to sell small displacement motorcycles here in the US and for a while it was a fairly lucrative project for both. The most popular were the small 2 strokes but the larger 250 and 350 models started doing well in the later part of the decade. Today these Wards Riverside models have developed quite a cult following. The available internet forums, rallies, and parts businesses specializing in these bikes is amazing. Of all Wards/Riverside bikes, the Mojave 360 is the most interesting. The Mojave 360 is exceedingly rare with only 50 ever making it to production. These 1968s were supposedly a pilot for a planned regular production run that never materialized. Moto Benelli was also building 250cc and 350cc road bikes for Montgomery Ward at the time. These 50 Mojave 360s were intended to satisfy the AMA so that the bikes could compete in enduro competition in the United States. The frame and body work is a copy of the Rickman Matisse racing products from England, except unlike Rickman, the Benelli body parts are steel rather than fiberglass. Our Mojave's in excellent condition.