2003 Honda Nighthawk on 2040-motos

$2,499

Year:2003 Mileage:9805 Color: Red

Location:

Houston, Texas

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2003 Honda Nighthawk, Excellent first Bike! - There's no better place to get started than with Honda's classic 250. It's light, maneuverable and easy to ride. And because it's a Honda, you know it's durable, reliable and dependable. Looking for your first bike or maybe a money pinching gas saver? Well this 2003 Honda Nighthawk 250 is it! These little Hondas' are bullet proof and will last forever. Super reliable and economical these bikes are hard to find today. This bike is in great shape and looks real nice. It runs, rides, shifts and sounds great. It is ready to hit the road today. Call Ian with internet sales at 877-297-5985 with any questions or to get a deal started today.

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