The year listed in this and my other auction is a approximation. PLEASE BE ADVISED Bultaco being a competition Racing machine were referanced by the model number 193, 168 etc. Have all the original parts I will include with auction.

Works shocks New Pipe New Paint EVERYTHING All OEM Bultaco parts with a few exceptions Works Shocks, Pipe. Everything rebuilt or new.way too much to list, basically everything.

A few years later, the entire production line was sold to Daelim.Model 193 completely restored a few years ago. In 1980, Hodaka shut down its factories and no other motorcycles have been produced since that year. In the late 1970s, the company started experiencing financial problems so it urgently needed a revamp that could help it continue the motorcycle production. In addition, it comes with drum-based front and rear brakes as well as with a chain final drive.Īs mentioned, Hodaka had quite a short presence on the motorcycle manufacturing market, producing bikes for approximately 10 years. The Hodaka Wombat, which was first produced in 1972, is pretty similar with ACE 100, being equipped with a single cylinder engine providing a displacement of 125 cmc. Both front and rear brakes are based on drums. For instance, the Ace 90 and the 100 model, the Wombat, the Super Combat, the Super Rat and the Thunderdog are some of the most popular motorcycles manufactured by the company.Įven if they were manufactured between 19, the motorcycles produced by Hodaka come with pretty advanced features, no matter if we talk about its engines or about the other features installed on the bikes.įor example, the Hodaka ACE 100, a motorcycle manufactured in 1968, comes with a two stroke, single cylinder engine as well as with a chain final drive. Hodaka managed to manufacture numerous remarkable motorcycles, all of them being pretty appreciated for the features they have. Although there's nothing official concerning this matter, some people say that the company's name is inspired by the name of a mountain in Oregon, the location of the Hodaka headquarters. Hodaka, also known as Pabatco, which actually stands for Pacific Basin Trading Company, is an American-Japanese company that manufactured motorcycles during the 1960s and 1970s.

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