taber hodaka wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2023 2:59 am Correct. Is there a advantage to installing a compression release on a 90, 100 or any hodaka?? ------------------------ Clarence

To announce your arrival back to hunting camp...

taber hodaka wrote: ↑Tue Apr 11, 2023 12:53 am How many thrust washers in a ace 100 engine? Clarence

I'll take a stab...
1 on the left side of crank
2 on the countershaft
2 on the kick starter shaft
2 on the crank pin (bottom of rod)
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7 ?

When did synthetic oil with a magnetic polar attraction first hit the market? and who produced it, who invented it? -------------- Clarence As soon as you mentioned "oil" I figured it could only be one brand. Bardahl? Looks like 1939 would be the year. Founded by Ole Bardahl. It is a good...

I spent an hour trying to sign up for the Bad Rock. Come 0n Man! I am not computer savvy. Dale (or someone ) sign me up! Larry S Larry, I took a look at the club website and was making notes to provide some help but then noted that you are registered. You must have gotten it figured out. For others...

viclioce wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 12:04 pm Clarence is almost correct. But here is the Ace 100 Model 92 wiring diagram! And yes, Clarence , the Model 92 also had an emergency switch. Victor

Nope! Better check yourself here Victor. If there are any Model 92's with an emergency switch, I would like to see it.

taber hodaka wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 8:28 am Across the room and down the hall. Go ahead Dale.

School humor... brings back less than stellar memories!
Since I have seen the current storage location for said machine, I am going to let others guess.

Hand up... Pick me! Pick me!

Dale the engine was built about march of 1965. the split in the case on the mag side of this engine as well as the rubber inserts on the engine for the mounting bolts, is common to this era. this was also a carry over from the yamaguchi engine. ------------ Clarence Thanks Clarence. Good to know. N...

I have seen the owners manual with MK II on the cover. I think in the Hodaka book as well. Pretty cool, but I know nothing about the story behind it. I have a running Ace90 motor with a weird setup that I had not encountered before. It is a fairly early build stamped P2026. Question 1: Clarence wher...

All the 92B had a high fender, cushion hub with a overlay sprocket and a trip speedometer. The 92B+ also had the trip odometer did not have the overlay sprocket and it was built in the same era as the 93B. The 92B was the street version to the 93A and the 92B+ was the street version to the 93B. The...

Welcome to the Hodaka Forum Kevin. You have a great looking project there. The B+ is my personal favorite Hodaka... It will wheelie down the road regardless of one's weight! Most of the electrical does require the engine to be running. I would have to look, but I believe that you should have horn an...

Hey Chris, Happy New Year! Your cases did take a beating! I have put together cases with some pitting but nothing like these. I am going to say that I am 51/49 on my vote. On one hand, I doubt that you would have any issues with using them. On the other hand, model 94 cases should be pretty easy to ...

The silence is deafening! I don't like it...
Still checking in every day from here.

Another very good looking build coming together Max! Quiet time on the Forum for sure! Life gets busy with things other than Hodaka here. Unfortunately...
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Albert, I have to ask...
What main jet is installed? I ask because there is no jet shown in the picture.
I also see a good amount of erosion around the top of the tube where the main jet mounts. Could it be sucking fuel around the main jet?

taber hodaka wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 9:14 am Stock chain and sprockets on a 93B and the 92B+ was 423. --------- Clarence

That makes sense. The early model 94 Wombats also came with 423.

This conversation caused me to go look at the parts diagrams... now I am even more confused! They do show that only the 93B uses the spacer on the flange. For the countershaft sprockets, the pictures show that the 93b uses the offset sprocket and the 92B+ uses a flat sprocket however, the parts numb...

Great to hear that you are back at it Roger! Looking forward to the pictures.

Hmmm...I wonder if if the material the float was made out of was effected by oxygenated gasoline. At the time of manufacture, contact with ethanol would have not been anticipated. Matt, Your theory has some merit. Both floats failed the same and neither had any signs of damage or deterioration. Jus...

Albert, Regarding your leaking carburetor, I will share that I recently encountered one that would overflow horribly as soon as the petcock was opened. I went the usual route of cleaning and then replacing the float valve. Neither effort fixed the situation. I then took just the bowl with the two pl...

What a great find Chris. I think a nice running Ace 100 motor in a Wombat frame could make a great trailbike. Another option would be to look for a trade with someone. The "E" series motors are very desirable for folks with other brands of motorcycles that used this engine. Especially one ...

Looking good Albert. Regarding your wiring issue, you say that it is the headlamp and horn not working when connected. This tells me that you must have the emergency switch set to DC? Check that switch and its wiring. If you just check the horn wiring without the horn connected, you should measure 6...

Ed, I think the only pass I made was during the 125 Piston Port class. I believe that Mike Larson won the Grandpa class. Not sure who was 2nd. Bruce finished 3rd and has an award coming. Congrats Bruce!

Clarence, One of the highlights of my week was meeting your two granddaughters and watching them enjoy riding loops on my little Ace 90 dirt bike around and around the school in Athena. It was awesome. I know that Laurie took lots of pictures. I don't have any yet, but will share here when I have so...

Dang it!!!
All 3 of you will be missing this year's event and I am so sorry for that. Please take care.