This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides detailed instructions for maintaining and repairing your Hodaka 90cc motorcycle, covering models from 1964 to 1975. It is a valuable resource for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering a wealth of information to help you keep your classic Hodaka running smoothly. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including tune-ups, routine maintenance procedures, removal and installation instructions for various components, assembly and disassembly guides, detailed breakdowns of the fuel, ignition, lubrication, exhaust, electrical, and body systems. It also includes information on more extensive repairs involving engine and transmission disassembly. This manual is your one-stop resource for all your Hodaka 90cc repair needs, offering clear and concise instructions, diagrams, and specifications to ensure successful repairs. It emphasizes important safety precautions and details special tools that may be required for specific tasks. With this comprehensive guide, you can confidently maintain and repair your Hodaka 90cc motorcycle, extending its life and ensuring many years of enjoyable riding.

The Hodaka 90cc, a motorcycle manufactured from 1964 to 1975, stands as a testament to the golden era of lightweight trail bikes in the United States. This small-displacement two-stroke machine, produced by the California-based Hodaka Motorcycle Company, quickly garnered a reputation for its exceptional handling, rugged reliability, and affordable price point. The Hodaka 90cc was not just a motorcycle; it was a gateway to the thrilling world of off-road riding for countless enthusiasts. Its light weight, nimble maneuverability, and low center of gravity made it ideal for tackling tight trails and challenging terrain. The 90cc engine, with its distinctive throaty exhaust note, provided ample power for its size, making it a capable performer both on and off-road. The Hodaka 90cc, available in various models like the Super Rat, Trail Bike, and Super Comb, evolved over its production run, with improvements in suspension, brakes, and engine design. The early models, like the 1964 Super Rat, featured a simple telescopic front fork and drum brakes, while later models embraced more advanced technology with the introduction of disc brakes and telescopic forks. The Hodaka 90cc captured the spirit of adventure and freedom that resonated with a generation of riders. Its popularity was further fueled by its affordability and accessible nature, making it a favorite among young riders and those looking for a fun and versatile machine. While production may have ended in 1975, the legacy of the Hodaka 90cc lives on, inspiring generations of riders and collectors who appreciate its iconic design and enduring appeal. The Hodaka 90cc remains a symbol of the golden era of lightweight trail bikes, a time when simplicity, affordability, and the thrill of off-road adventure reigned supreme.