1969 Hodaka 100 / Harry Taylor Wins Zillah Hare & Hound - Vintage Motorcycle Ad

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1969 Hodaka 100 / Harry Taylor Wins Zillah Hare & Hound - Vintage Motorcycle Ad
Original, vintage magazine advertisement
Page Size: Approx. 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)
Condition: Good
Hodaka mounted Harry Taylor, winner of the Zillah Hare and Hound 125cc class,
concentrates on checkpoint directions . . . and for good reason. Inclement weather
forced Taylor, always a strong competitor, to ride without the eyeglasses he normally
wears.
The Hodaka
moto-cross,
trials,
scrambler,
enduro,
flat-tracker,
road racer,
trailbike.
The Hodaka '100' five-speed. Ameri-
ca's most versatile trailbike. Winner
of the 1966, '67, '68 National Trailbike
Championships.
From trailing to roadracing, the suc-
cess of the Hodaka is legendary.
How can a motorcycle produced in
only one size (lOOcc) and model (trail)
be so many things to so many people?
Easy.
Hodaka's single design has been
simplified, strengthened, and improved
for six years. No other motorcycle can
boast such functional reliability.
And more accessories are now de-
signed specifically for the Hodaka than
any other single motorcycle in history.
Just name your event, bolt on the ac-
cessory items that produce the kind of
performance needed, and you've got a
potential winner.
Cyclists are individuals. With the Ho-
daka, you can custom design to suit
any taste or requirement. The sky's the
limit.
Who'd have thought that America's
unique one-size, one-model motorcycle
would ever offer more variety to cy-
clists than many multi-model manufac-
turers?
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