One of the first mopeds (motorized bicycles) produced at the “Sarkanā Zvaigzne” Motorcycle Factory in Riga, equipped with a D-1 engine from the once-very-popular D engine series. 1960. At the end of the year, the “Red Star” factory made a concerted effort to change its design style, creating a moped that was lightweight, simple in construction, and appealing to the public. The “Gauja” features an emblem on the frame with the letters “RVR,” which stands for Riga Bicycle Factory. Engine displacement: 45 cm³. Weight: 31 kg.
