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you seen ... not mine ......... [b]Rare Vintage 1973 Hodaka Combat Wombat
Selling my 1973 Hodaka. Total rebuild 12/2015 by Hodaka specialist. Complete motor rebuild, new carb., hubs & brakes, new sprocket & chain, all new cables and grips. Preston Petty fenders. Bike runs and looks good. Asking $3800 OBO. These bikes are hard to find. This model was only made for one year. Will consider trade for newer dirt bike[/b]
Selling my 1973 Hodaka. Total rebuild 12/2015 by Hodaka specialist. Complete motor rebuild, new carb., hubs & brakes, new sprocket & chain, all new cables and grips. Preston Petty fenders. Bike runs and looks good. Asking $3800 OBO. These bikes are hard to find. This model was only made for one year. Will consider trade for newer dirt bike[/b]
"Pabatco was owned by Shell Oil Company from 1965 to 1978."
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But everything is relative and in 1972 any 16yr old willing to pump gas or mow lawns after school could buy a Hodaka Super Rat and a $20 Kmart helmet and show up at Saddleback Park on Sunday and be a Motocross racer during the best years the sport ever saw. And people had ever bit the same enjoyment as they would today, probably more.
The 100cc class was huge and really competition back then. If your parents had money you might have a Rickman Micro Mittese chassis with a heavily modified Super Rat motor.
Didn't mean to hijack the thread. Just got excited about the good old days.
Hodaka had cool ads, like the old dude that rode his road toad on a 500 mile trip.
Had the best names too
Ace 90
Dirt squirt
Combat wombat
Super wombat
Road toad
And of coarse..... thunder dog
What did I miss?
Fun thread here, ruined in part by the asshole of photobucket.
http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Simple-things-the-Hodaka,…
Are they worth digging out?
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