Road Toad with a Wombat motor
Road Toad with a Wombat motor
I wanted to get some feedback on this setup. Not sure of model #s yet
Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
ED, I dont get the question ?
Rich
Rich
Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
ED, I dont get the question ?
Rich
Rich
Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
Sorry Rich, this is not ED.
John bulfrog just one L
I guy I know has a Road Toad with a Wombat motor. Just wanted to get some feedback on that type of setup. I'm not real knowledgeable on Hodies
John bulfrog just one L
I guy I know has a Road Toad with a Wombat motor. Just wanted to get some feedback on that type of setup. I'm not real knowledgeable on Hodies
Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
Road Toad was a 100cc bike not far removed in concept from the Ace 100. The Wombat was a 125cc bike, again not far removed in concept from the Ace 100. Both started life as a streetable trail bike. A lot of Hodakas were modified, some before they were a week old. Engines in the 90 through 125 class were fungible. Nothing wrong with the idea of putting a 125 engine in a 100 frame. I have one.
Is there something specifically you wanted to know?
Is there something specifically you wanted to know?
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Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
In the building of my WomAce, the only caveat I found was, the Ace frame, when accepting an 03 motor, needs to have a half nickel size notch ground out on the shifter side. I have the cardboard template for this in my treasure trove of goodies. I don't think this modification applies to the other motor/frame installations. But don't hold me to it.
Rick Mott
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Re: Road Toad with a Wombat motor
Here is a photo of the bike in question, from Craigslist in Charlotte, NC.
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