It is the Hodaka Wombat 125, has a clean title and a book. Comes with one silver and one red gas tank, needs brakes, got it on a trade 6 months ago and haven't done a thing with it so can't tell you much. Runs. Will get pictures soon.
Up for sale is a running 1976 Hodaka Wombat 125. This bike would make a great restoration candidate, and would also be a great bike to ride as is. The Good: This bike runs great! Comes with a working speedometer, odometer, headlight, the neutral indicator light is working, and the brake light also functions. The wheels are straight, and the speedometer is showing just 2540 miles. There are many original parts, including the original Nitto tires, although it will need a new rear tire if you plan on riding it. The bars are straight, and we just installed a brand new Preston Petty fender from Strictly Hodaka. We are pretty sure the injection works, but we have it pre-mixed at 40:1. It also comes with the original shocks, tool box, and air cleaner. The serial numbers are as follows: Frame: M31710 Engine: Q15897. What you see is what you get with this Hodaka Wombat, and it will need some work if you want to restore it. The tank is virtually dent free, but there is one very small ding that is hard to see on the front left side of the tank. You really have to look to find it. Otherwise the tank looks pretty good, and could look as good as new with a fresh coat of paint. The bolt boss behind the countershaft is broken, and please see the pics for the pipe springs - they will need to be attached correctly. This bike will also need a set of fork seals. Bill of sale only, and does not come with a title. Please take a look at the pictures closely and message with any questions before bidding. We are located in Missoula, Montana right off Interstate 90, making it convenient for your shipper. Many of the larger freight companies have hubs here. I would also be willing to haul this bike as far west as Spokane, WA. We can hold the bike for up to 3 weeks in a secure garage while you make arrangements with your shipper. $100 deposit due at auction's close via PayPal, and the balance can be paid via cashier's check, money order, or a certified check from your bank.
