New Member
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2019 3:56 pm
Hello Hodaka friends,
My name is Kevin and I live in Rigby, Idaho. And I love Hodaka motorcycles. I got my first one when I was 12 yrs old for 50 bucks. It was a stripped down ace 90 with and expansion chamber. I thought it was the most awesome bike. I kept it for a lot of years and in a divorce 22 yrs ago it disappeared. I swore I would have another one.
Fast forward to July of this year. I have a pickup I like to put in car shows. I always like to put something different in the bed. This year I decided it was going to be a Hodaka. I found they are tougher to find than I thought they would be. After talking to everyone I knew, a coworker said his father had four of them in really rough shape. I jumped on it and a deal was struck. It was a bigger job than I thought. I was building a Pergola for my wife and was working full time and with building a bike in a month it really ended up being a monumental task. But I got it done with the help of the Hodaka community. I did make the show yesterday! And what fun it was! It was great to see the smiles on everyone’s faces as they saw the bike,it was like seeing an old friend. And everyone had a Hodaka story to tell. The icing on the cake was the trophy it won. It really is great to be part of the Hodaka family. Kevin
My name is Kevin and I live in Rigby, Idaho. And I love Hodaka motorcycles. I got my first one when I was 12 yrs old for 50 bucks. It was a stripped down ace 90 with and expansion chamber. I thought it was the most awesome bike. I kept it for a lot of years and in a divorce 22 yrs ago it disappeared. I swore I would have another one.
Fast forward to July of this year. I have a pickup I like to put in car shows. I always like to put something different in the bed. This year I decided it was going to be a Hodaka. I found they are tougher to find than I thought they would be. After talking to everyone I knew, a coworker said his father had four of them in really rough shape. I jumped on it and a deal was struck. It was a bigger job than I thought. I was building a Pergola for my wife and was working full time and with building a bike in a month it really ended up being a monumental task. But I got it done with the help of the Hodaka community. I did make the show yesterday! And what fun it was! It was great to see the smiles on everyone’s faces as they saw the bike,it was like seeing an old friend. And everyone had a Hodaka story to tell. The icing on the cake was the trophy it won. It really is great to be part of the Hodaka family. Kevin