1999 Honda Nighthawk 750 on 2040-motos

$3,199

Year:1999 Mileage:8101 Color: Black

Location:

Arlington Heights, Illinois

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Honda Nighthawk description

1999 Honda Nighthawk 750, RARE CLEAN CB750 BLACK NIGHT HAWK - VERY NICE HARD TO FIND CB750 NIGHTHAWK. BLACK, ONLY 8k AND FRESHLY SERVICED, 4 CYLINDER FUN, GREAT GAS MILEAGE , EASY TO RIDE, GO ANYWHERE TYPE OF BIKE. NEW OIL AND FILTER , NEW TIRES, SAFETY INSPECTED AND READY TO GO , WARRANTY AS WELL WE WELCOME NEW RIDERS.. GREAT TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL

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