Very Cool!!! Feel free to post as many pics as you'ed like to!! Please!!

 

I have been wanting to buy a hodaka for a while but unfortunately there are non for sale in my area. I will get on eventually though.

 

Back in the day my cousin bought a brand new Hodaka Dirt squirt 100, Pretty neat little bike lots of fun and quite a wheelie machine. Good times,Good times.

 

I have a hodaka 125 cc and its a 1972 i think with a fresh over haul on it and its setup for race..wanting to sell it but havent had any bites on it yet..anyone know what they are truely worth? im asking 900.00.....its chrome fenders and tank

 

i also have a honda 250 enduro and a 350 warrior that i took on a trade on another deal but the wireing is gone on both..can anyone tell me how to wire them so they will run? i was told all i needed was 3 wires if i didnt want a headlight? please help me? lol

 

My first bike was a super rat. Man I miss that bike I think I was about eleven when I first got it, it was to tall for me to flat foot it so I started off by standing on our porch to get going. that bike was so fast, now that I think about it what!! were my parents thinking letting me ride that bike. I saved my money for months and did alot of extra odd jobs around the ranch so I could buy it. I think I only paid $150 for it (of course it was used). when I was about thirteen I started having Carb problems with it and my dad took it to a local mechanic to fix it. Of course by then they had stop making parts for it, (early 90's) so it sat at the mechanic for a while waiting to find parts, after awhile some guy came in to the shop. He was a collector of those bikes and offered me like $500 for it. I didnt even think twice I sold it and bought myself a nice suzuki rm125. a few years later my Dad wrecked it out back behind our barn, Taco'ed the front wheel bent the forks, tweaked the frame. they life flighted him to SLC hospital. he ended up with two punctured lungs, broken ribs, torn rotator cuff, busted femur, and a concusion. He is lucky to be alive, he wasnt wearing a helmet. I think back all the time about my super rat, with the knowledge I have now I would like to get another one and restore it for my boys to play around on. Do they still make parts for these bikes or is it like finding dinosaur bones now?

 

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I too owned a Super Rat. I bought it when I was 16 and owned it until I was 45.

 

A friend of mine, back in 1980, had a Hodaka 100cc "Road Toad". This was a street and trail bike, with lights and signals. It was a unique shade of green. I always thought the name was really entertaining. It ran great, had a ton of power for a 100.