Yeap, same baffle in my 94. I also thought it curious that it said Ace100. But I think that is just the USFS Model identifier. I have one for a 94 and an Ace 100 B+. They have different part numbers although both fit nicely. The Spark Arrestor from the Ace 100 B+ is slightly rotated so that the stam...

Does that include the 94a wombat also??? Yes. 94, 94A, 95, and 96 all used the same frame. All use the same seat. Also, any chrome tank will fit perfectly, even the large small mouth tanks. However, the correct tank for the 94 and 94A is the large, large mount tank and the correct tank for the 95 a...

I wrote a post some time ago with headlight replacement options for all Hodakas: http://www.hodakaforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=973&p=4846#p4846 The ebay link is not active any longer but search the seller for similar items and you'll find many options. I use a candlepower lens and I'm still...

Wet sand the damaged areas with 400 - 600 grit wet/dry paper until it is feathered. Use a medium stiff sponge for backing and make sure the feathering is about 1/2" - 3/4" around all damaged areas. Stop sanding if you break through to the bare metal and apply a thin primer/filler to the ar...

If you have one from another bike I think you could fabricate another rather easily. Might be considerably cheaper too and I wouldn't think it would be a critical part for a resto if you're cutting and grinding skills are relatively decent.

Contrary to what it appears others are saying. I installed this brace on my (94) Wombat and it makes a world of difference in managing the engine vibrations. Engine vibrations without it aren't unreasonable, but there is a marked difference after install.

$0.02

Roger

I'll be forever grateful for helping me turn this, into this...
I never had a motorcycle growing up but you made it possible and, affordable.

Thanks Paul!

Roger

If memory serves, the primary ground is the blue wire in the Stator. Two blue wires should be coming from the Stator, one to the coil and the other to the key switch. This means you will want a good connection between engine case and frame and key switch body to frame. This is how the VR is able to ...

On a (94) Wombat, the stop light, speedo light, and horn run off the battery regardless of key position, (other than "Off"). Everything else, (headlight and charging circuit) runs directly off the Magneto. Which means the engine must be running to work. The headlight circuit is activated i...

Wow... I had to look up a Harley "Hummer" to truly appreciate what Kels said. Admittedly, I was a bit perplexed by his math too. But after looking it up, now I understand. Small 2-stroke engine, very heavy bike.

Norally, they are not designed to taken apart... but it can be done. I can help with the disassembly, maybe you can help with repairing the springs so that the needle doesn't bounce around so much? In order to open the Speedo, you have to remove the chrome trim ring, after which, the whole thing jus...

I’ve been thinking about this for awhile and have debated long and hard whether to write or not because I care not to perpetuate the flame war, but also feeling a sense of obligation to share my experiences with Doug’s Wombat 125cc. I can already hear the groans from bring this topic back to the top...

When the Admins don't respond timely: (there IS life outside Facebook... ;-) ) If you are Facebook friends with anyone who is a member of the Hodaka Fan Club group on Facebook, they can add you to the group. Or if you have someone's email address, members can add them with an invitation. Dale, I hav...

I've always wondered about that Trail Lighting kit also. I came late to Hodaka so I don't have "back in the day we used to..." experiences, (unless "back in the day" can be 4 years ago...). Anyway, In order for the Trail Lighting kit to work, you obviously need the lighting coil ...

The orange and red wires go to the flasher. The red wire is carrying the source voltage, via the flasher switch, to the orange wire, which in turn goes to the Turn Signal switch. The flasher fits in a rubber holder that attaches to a tab located on the side of the battery box, (right side I believe)...

I have a couple seats that will work. Seat foam is usable with some filler/repair.

One has a large lip in the rear, and the other has a shorter lip. I'm not sure which belongs to a Road Toad. Are you going to HD16?

Roger

I am 30 min away from Tremonton and it's very possible we will be going down to Ephraim Ut between now and mid Jun. Ephraim is ~4 1/2 hours from Montrose, CO. I'll give you a shout if we end up going. I'm sure we could work something out if interested.

Roger

I have an idea that I've been wanting to try... I was rebuilding a carb one time and forgot to remove the rubber o-ring when I put the carb in the chemical soak. 3 days later and the o-ring was almost twice the original size. I noticed after a few more days that it didn't return to its original size...

I found this while I was searching for headlights. This will replace the rectifier and separately, also regulate the AC circuit. I understand that it will charge the battery more efficiently. It appears small enough that it could be mounted in place of the older rectifier. http://www.regulatorrectif...

I have a battery bracket that had the Current Limiter mounts on it and used those. If your battery bracket has those mounts I would suggest using them also. Simply use a piece of small gauge angled steel, (you can easily make one), and attach the VR to it so that when attached, it tucks in right und...

For 1500 ft elevation, I am currently running a 35 pilot, 180 main, O2 Nozzle and 5EJ13 on the 3rd notch. Standard Combat Wombat components would be 25 pilot, 190 main O4 Nozzle and the 5EJ13 on the 3rd notch, however, my 28mm carb is not OEM... Dale Thanks for this, Dale! This really helped me dia...

Can I hook my timing light to a 12V power supply and clamp on plug wire to time bike This is what I do. Others will advocate the more traditional method, but I find certain level of confidence when using a timing light that it's correct. You do have to make sure your marks are correct though. They'...

OK, quick update: (no pun intended) ;-) Updated to the ' latest and greatest' version, (I haven't seen any SPAM registration attempts yet... ::knock on wood::). Also installed a couple extensions to help with aesthetics and SPAM. The pleasant surprise is that the new version is mobile device friendl...

Your best chance at identifying a narrow tank from a photo is by looking at the underside and it's lengthwise profile. But I will say that unless you can actually go "hands on" with both and do a side by side comparison, it is difficult to see the difference in photos. I drew a picture of ...

This one too has good info for Hodaka headlights: http://www.hodakaforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 4846#p4846