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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2022
A retro guy's motorcycle dairies
'76 CB550K
1967 Benelli 350 (wards riverside)
Novice wrencher but eternally curious
'76 CB550K
1967 Benelli 350 (wards riverside)
Novice wrencher but eternally curious
10 Minute Motorcycle Teardown - A Step By Step Guide- 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
A step by step guide on how to complete take a vintage motorcycle apart with only hand tools!
00:56 - Intro...
01:19 - Day 1 - Engine removal and washing
01:30 - Carb removal
02:05 - Exhaust removal
02:21 - Electrical system removal
03:00 - Drain the oil!
03:17 - Foot pegs, starters and gear shifters removal
03:35 - Engine Studs removal
04:43 - Engine removal!
05:22 - Toolbox removal
05:31 - Head lamp removal
05:46 - Pressure washing
06:10 - Day 2 - Wheels and fender removal
06:14 - Bagging and tagging...
06:30 - Back wheel removal...
06:45 - Front wheel removal...
07:15 - Triple Tree removal, first failed attempt...
07:47 - Day 3 - Triple Tree, Shocks and swing arm
07:52 - Triple Tree removal, second failed attempt...
08:01 - Triple Tree removal, third failed attempt...
08:03 - Triple Tree removal, the heat treatment...
08:17 - Handle bar removal
08:23 - Triple Tree removal, final attempt
08:28 - Triple Tree removal, heat comes to the rescue
08:33 - Triple Tree removal, a slight accident
08:40 - Front end removed
08:45 - Forks come undone
08:56 - rear shocks come off
09:04 - swing arm removal
09:26 - Outro
00:56 - Intro...
01:19 - Day 1 - Engine removal and washing
01:30 - Carb removal
02:05 - Exhaust removal
02:21 - Electrical system removal
03:00 - Drain the oil!
03:17 - Foot pegs, starters and gear shifters removal
03:35 - Engine Studs removal
04:43 - Engine removal!
05:22 - Toolbox removal
05:31 - Head lamp removal
05:46 - Pressure washing
06:10 - Day 2 - Wheels and fender removal
06:14 - Bagging and tagging...
06:30 - Back wheel removal...
06:45 - Front wheel removal...
07:15 - Triple Tree removal, first failed attempt...
07:47 - Day 3 - Triple Tree, Shocks and swing arm
07:52 - Triple Tree removal, second failed attempt...
08:01 - Triple Tree removal, third failed attempt...
08:03 - Triple Tree removal, the heat treatment...
08:17 - Handle bar removal
08:23 - Triple Tree removal, final attempt
08:28 - Triple Tree removal, heat comes to the rescue
08:33 - Triple Tree removal, a slight accident
08:40 - Front end removed
08:45 - Forks come undone
08:56 - rear shocks come off
09:04 - swing arm removal
09:26 - Outro
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Will it run? - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
มุมมอง 53K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
Will this motorcycle run after sitting in a barn for 50 years? Lets find out! Join me on an exciting journey to revive a neglected 1968 Benelli motorcycle! Watch as we tackle missing components, upgrade the charging system, and finally get the bike started after five decades of hibernation. Subscribe to witness the transformation of this vintage beauty! 00:22 - Recap 03:20 - History 03:53 : -Wi...
Rebuild Dellorto UB24BS2 Carburetor -1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
มุมมอง 16Kปีที่แล้ว
Servicing a Dellorto UB24BS2 Carburetor for the Benelli 350 00:14 - Disassembly... 02:45 - Ultrasonic Cleaning... 04:27 : Reassembly...
Find Top Dead Center Without A Degree Wheel - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
มุมมอง 22K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Some old motorcycles like this one doesn't have markings on the engine side to indicate piston movement and when it is at top dead center or bottom dead center. There are some specialized tool for finding it, but this video explores using empirical methods of locating the top dead center. 00:04 - Intro... 00:18 - Empirical Approach... 00:23 - Sparkplug Disassembly... 00:45 - No Chains!... 00:48...
Gilera B300 Extra : Stripping it down.
มุมมอง 2.2K2 ปีที่แล้ว
A friend owns a Gilera B300 Extra, hasn't run in decades, wanted to perform a full restoration on it. This video walks through the process of completely dismantling the motorcycle. It is a picture collage, as I didn't have TH-cam back then. Currently the bike awaits vapor blasting, painting before being put back together again.
Dry Fit Test - Mock setup with Parts - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
มุมมอง 2.1K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Some of the parts have arrived, trying to mock up the bike to get a feel of how it will look when finished.
How To Create A Parts inventory & Ordering - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside] :
มุมมอง 1.9K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Trying to make a list of all missing parts, searching for some of them online and ordering some. It is hard to find spares for this bike, not all parts were to be found yet. 00:17 - Making a list... 01:00 - Searching the internet... 01:41 - Downloading manuals... 02:41 - Searching for part numbers... 03:10 - Browsing ebay... 04:25 - Dellorto... 05:15 - Charging system... 06:10 - VAPE manuals...
Barn Find! Getting it home - 1968 Benelli 350 [Montgomery Wards Riverside]
มุมมอง 32K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Getting the motorcycle into the garage and doing a reveal. It will keep me busy for a long long time! 00:07 - In the garage... 00:41 - Inspection... 00:52 - Missing left side cover and charging unit... 01:01 - Missing kick start and chain... 01:11 - Missing Clutch wire... 01:19 - Rusted Battery stay... 01:38 - Missing Carby... 01:55 - Disconnected Engine breather... 02:06 - Missing fork pinch b...
I have the same bike, I also need to tear it down. I'll keep an eye out for your videos, Thanks!
fantastic to watch this channel, love it
Tumi to khoobi dangerous log dada. Code ho ya bike sab kichu khule reke diccho ? :)) Anyways jokes apart , professional and informative video . Love it :)
Greatly informative !!
Excited to see the progress!! Waiting for the next chapter!!
Awesome 👏
Your presentation is so professional Mesmerized
Awesome....All that heavy lifting ...get some steel toe safety boots and workshop gloves...
Anek knowledge,anek dhairja,natun model.
Good
Very nice inventions congratulations 👏🎉
দারুণ ❤
This is fantastic!!!
@keeponwrenching thank you. I am honored. I watched every video on your channel and gained a lot of knowledge and Inspiration.
no it wont run,but it might walk....
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I owned a 1968 red 350 MWRS back in the day. Biggest piece of crap I ever owned. Something broke on each new ride. Warning, there is quite a lot of wires inside the head light. They will fray over time, and touch, then the hole wiring system in the head light will fry it's self. Shifting forks bend very easy., and will lock into gear. Mine locked into 2nd. Sorry, but you will not be able to keep it on the road for any length of time. Good luck though, you will need it.
Thanks for your support. Good point about he wiring. In my case I will have to make a wiring harness myself and wit ha 12V system, the circuits will change a lot, and probably will not be using the same switches (will make it simpler), so hopefully these will get mitigated to some extent, fingers crossed. The transmission issues seem to be a problem in general with bikes from that era, I was hoping not to have to redo the engine and just freshen up the bike and complete it before moving on to the next project, but lets see.
@@topdeadcentre Good luck, it was a neat and beautiful bike. To bad Benelli put out such a poor product.
Good job! With a better carburetor she'll make a nice daily rider. A 26mm Mikuni round-slide carb (or any modern carb) will dramatically improve its performance, starting and rideability. Always wanted one of those! I've got 3 Ducati narrow-case singles (a 350 and two 250s) on which I've put many happy miles. The Riverside has some of the same parts as the Ducati singles.
thank you for your support. Yes a modern carby will help. Someone else suggested a PHBH30, I was also considering Amal. Once the project gets further, will review and get back to this again.
Conclusion do not try to kick start with flip flops on 😂😂😂
Conclusion : do not try to kick start at all, if you care to live :) thank you for watching.
Good work there mate! In the future you might want to consider a modern Dell Orto carb such as a PHBH30 to compliment the electronic ignition. John in Oz.
Thanks for the attention to details here. This won't be a full restoration, and I am trying to keep the cost down. I did see that carb in my research, but getting the original was cheaper. My goal will be to refresh the bike and make it mechanically sound, hoping not to have to rebuild the engine as well. But in case plans changed, that will be my go to carby. :)
Loved the perseverance to get it running...
Wonderful!
Dada , besh challenging project :) .Keep going .
Awesome... Love a first start!!!
Thank you so much!! Your support means a lot!
Great passion
Very commendable effort with deep knowledge about bike parts
That's commendable.👍
khub bhalo hoyeche.
Why don't you seriously think about boosting your channel What a fantastic presentation মন্ত্র মুগ্ধ হয়ে দেখলুম পুরোটা
Please share or help promote via your channel
@@amitrajit I will surely
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Great work. Love the commitment.
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So impressive!! Love your passion!!
👌👌👍👍
I was just " gifted" one of these same year and all. I'm definitely going to be watching your build to get mine on the road
Oh how wonderful. Does yours start? These bikes have such a nice exhaust note.
You might like this one : th-cam.com/video/yh5eZxnesMk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=J-mu6kwkswuBDhmT
Ma e' il prima serie testate piccole marmitte in all' uminio prodotta prima del 1958 la mia e'del 1962 contestate grandi marmitte in acciao e bauletti grandi
I did not know that. Thank you for letting me know
Just recently picked up a 250 Riverside and a 360 Mojave. We had 7 Wards bikes way back when.
would love to see pics/vids. I hope it is a better survivor than mine. If you need help with parts etc, please reach out, I have been researching the past year on this bike and found some great resources.
@@topdeadcentre Nope, the 250 is a total rust bucket but the tanks not bad. Engines locked up and someone put a Kawasaki front end on it and used it for a dirt bike and the crank case is cracked. The Mojave is in pretty good shape kinda. Wheels are rusted and the connecting rod is oval shaped on the wrist pin end. Found a few parts close to me and just ordered some parts Tuesday from Philadelphia, Pa. I hope it legit. It’s on Google and e-bay. If you know of other sources I’d love to know.
@@budlistar5312 if you have ordered from PA, I have a feeling you got the right guy already, but here is his ebay store : www.ebay.com/str/santodimotocicli?_trksid=p4429486.m145687.l149086 Extremely helpful, always ready to accept returns, and goes above and beyond to make your project a success. Listed there right now is a NOS tank, full front end and a headlight assembly for the 250. Looks like if you have the budget you got that you need. Given the condition of the 250 it might be cheaper to get a donor bike. I know someone tryng to sell a 35o with matching engine and frame, but only bill of sale and while the engine isn't ceased, he also has made no attempt to start it. The bike is in otherwise complete condition, and can start for a better platform for a restore project.
Vorrei sapere se si vende a pezzi o intera, ma la vedo tutta smontata, se siete interessati fatevi sentire. Grazie.
Purtroppo non è in vendita. È in fase di restauro completo per il suo proprietario ed è molto amata dal gentiluomo che la possiede.
@@topdeadcentre Grazie per la risposta e fa bene il proprietario a tenersela, ne ho anch'io una del Sett. 1968 restaurata da me, nel 2008 e tutt'ora ho percorso 19.000 km se fatta bene va che é un piacere non entro nei dettagli, é lunga. Auguri al proprietario. Buona giornata.
@@eliodesiderio7135 Non parlo italiano, quindi perdonate i miei errori. Mi piacerebbero i dettagli della tua moto, anche le foto. Il proprietario di questa moto è un esperto meccanico e restauratore. Sono il suo apprendista e questo è il mio primo restauro. Ai tempi, quando il proprietario, il mio mentore, era un ragazzino, una Gilera fu la prima motocicletta che riparò e guidò. Quindi ora vuole possederne di nuovo uno, restaurarlo e conservarlo come ricordo. Sono fortunato che mi abbia permesso di aiutare e imparare nel processo.
Excellent.
saw this on the company Yammer. Good luck! looks like a great project.
You might also like this one: th-cam.com/video/yh5eZxnesMk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=J-mu6kwkswuBDhmT
Your house is so beautiful. So is your workshop.
Superb your content is so unique. Wish you all the success.