Hello all,
I am a Hodaka Club member and have been on this forum for about 9 months now. I have posted a few questions about my problems and the response has been wonderful, always getting good advice that gets me to the end that I wanted. Went to Hodaka Days for the first time this year with my wife and had a great experience. We decided it will be an annual event for us.
I am 64 years old, retired and live in Olympia, Washington. I currently own 3 Wombats Model 94.
I am wondering if there are any other club members in this area? I think it would be great to have someone local to bounce problems off of. Or maybe I could be of some help to you. I am no where near an expert but I am learning. I am starting to accumulate a parts stash also.
Bob
Local Hodaka people in Western Washington
Local Hodaka people in Western Washington
Last edited by Makotosun on Wed Sep 26, 2018 7:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Corrected spelling in title post.
Reason: Corrected spelling in title post.
Re: Local Hodaka people in Western Washington
I am about an hour south of you in Longview, and there are some great folks up near Ethel, WA (just Southeast of Chehalis). Quite a few up in Seattle as well.
Maybe I'll be able to figure out a way to incorporate a member map so folks can look and see who is around them. Works on my Yamaha forum and I have seen it on a number of other sites.
Maybe I'll be able to figure out a way to incorporate a member map so folks can look and see who is around them. Works on my Yamaha forum and I have seen it on a number of other sites.
"If you can't fix it with a hammer, then it's an electrical problem"
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."
"You can tell a professional by the lack of wrinkles in his duct tape . . ."
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."
"You can tell a professional by the lack of wrinkles in his duct tape . . ."
Re: Local Hodaka people in Western Washington
A location map would be very cool.
Longview is not a bad drive but it has to be something pretty special to get me to drive north into the I-5 Seattle/ Tacoma traffic nightmare.
Which Yamaha site is yours? I am a big fan of Yamaha enduros, especially the badge tank models. I recently picked up a 1970 DT1 250 that I’m working on. Got it at the Tenino Swamp meet for $175. Complete and unmolested with title.
Longview is not a bad drive but it has to be something pretty special to get me to drive north into the I-5 Seattle/ Tacoma traffic nightmare.
Which Yamaha site is yours? I am a big fan of Yamaha enduros, especially the badge tank models. I recently picked up a 1970 DT1 250 that I’m working on. Got it at the Tenino Swamp meet for $175. Complete and unmolested with title.
Re: Local Hodaka people in Western Washington
My site is http://www.yamaha-Enduros.con
It uses the same forum software we are looking at converting this forum to so we can integrate it better into the club site (single sign on and shared profiles.)
It uses the same forum software we are looking at converting this forum to so we can integrate it better into the club site (single sign on and shared profiles.)
"If you can't fix it with a hammer, then it's an electrical problem"
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."
"You can tell a professional by the lack of wrinkles in his duct tape . . ."
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."
"You can tell a professional by the lack of wrinkles in his duct tape . . ."
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