1993 Honda Cb750 Nighthawk Nice!! on 2040-motos

US $1,500.00

Year:1993 Mileage:18500 Color: Blue

Location:

Roachdale, Indiana, US

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Honda Nighthawk photos

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Honda Nighthawk tech info

Type:Standard Engine Size (cc):750 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda Nighthawk description

Selling my 93' 750 Nighthawk, it's the rare Royal Tahitian Blue. Approx 18,500 miles
but might increase slightly since I still ride occasionally. Overall very clean. Minor scratches
on tank, slight scratch on front fender. Dent on front left side of tank underneath handlebars
that's hidden, barely noticeable. Tach works on occasion but rarely. Might need valve cover
gasket replaced in the future, notice occasional drop of oil. Will easily clean up to an 8 or 9
out of 10. Following upgrades: New sealed gel battery; NEP cruise control; Hondaline engine
guards; highhay pegs; Spitfire windshield; foam slip on grips [over originals]; Hondaline backrest/
sissy bay; new DID chain @ 17,000 miles; new Avon Roadriders @ 16,000; Hondaline centerstand;
Skwoosh seat pad; and 3 keys.Front tire might need re-balancing, me and a friend put on the new
tires and I notice a slight vibration @ 45mph-barely noticeable. Very nice bike, not perfect but very
nice. I would ride it anywhere. Last year I rode the bike to Wisconsin for a week and it never missed
a beat, I maintained a 60-65 pace and got 55MPH! This is one of the most user-friendly bikes Honda
ever made.I should know, I've owned over 15 Hondas in my nearly 50 years of riding. I'm located about
40 miles west of Indianapolis, might consider riding bike to a midway point for delivery for some gas/time
compensation. Some physical limitations are starting to make riding somewhat painful for me but I'm not
desperate to sell the Bike, it needs to be ridden and enjoyed. Check my 100% Perfect Feedback!!

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