wildzebra wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 12:34 pm Hey dude. I do, you were talking to me on Facebook

I told ya. I have a nearly complete engine. Various other parts. I’m in Ohio. Let’s talk and make a deal.

Well this is strange. I don't have a Facebook account.

Send me a PM and we'll talk!

viclioce wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 11:05 am If you need one, I’ve got a cylinder I can donate, and possibly a head! Let me know. Victor

Thanks, Victor! Anyone have a bottom end?

Somewhere along the line, a previous owner put an Ace engine in my Model 99. I would like to get the right engine back in it and make the correct exhaust fit. Will need to be complete.

Anyone know what exhaust I can run with an Ace engine and 99 Road Toad frame? I used the hodaka-parts contact form but didn't get a response.

New bars and a pad arrived today. The stock bars are bent.

Learning more about this bike every day. The engine code on the case is E-25008 or 26008, so should be either an Ace 90 or 100 that was in a non-Hodaka frame or a replacement. No holes in the fins for springs, so can't be a Dirt Squirt engine. http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy20/sincanta/IMG_201...

Your Toad has an Ace 100 or a Dirt Squirt motor. That's likely why the exhaust was swapped out (the original exhaust won't mate up to the Ace cylinder). Without the original motor it's not a candidate for a restoration, but it well make a good little trail bike. You could probably strip all the lig...

The hardest thing to find may be the air box. ( maybe the taillight) but there are lots of parts out there. Just ask.... there's a few of us on the east side of the country and we're a helpful bunch. Thanks for the help and advice! I definitely want to get an original exhaust. Pretty sure I'm leavi...

thrownchain wrote:Welcome, that bike doesn't look that far from stock, might be easier than you think.

I think this angle is a bit deceiving. The air box, oil injection and rear turn signals are missing. The tail light is smashed. I think the exhaust is off of an Ace.

Hey everyone! I'm new to the Hodaka world, but not to enduro bikes. I've been riding for 6 years, and my first bike was a '72 Honda SL350. The Toad is a featherweight compared to that bike. My new-to-me Toad would be tough to put back to stock, so I'm going to make it more trail-ready. Possibly some...