1983 Honda Nighthawk 1000obo Any Offer Considered!!! Need To Sell!!! on 2040-motos

$1,000

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ANY OFFER CONSIDERED!!! NEED TO SELL!!!1983 Honda Nighthawk for sale $1000 OBO. This is a very nice bike it's yellow with all original decals and a solid paint job. All the gauges work properly, the seat is in perfect condition, the turn signal bulbs need to be replaced and the rear turn signals should just be replaced all together, but other than that it's a great motorcycle. Any offer will be considered. Only 20,000mis and that's not too bad for a 30 yr old bike. It runs perfectly and I have never had any problems with it.ANY OFFER CONSIDERED!!! NEED TO SELL!!!four cyl DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT engine with dual heads 650 cubic centimeters.CB650SCCall if interested

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