1999 Honda Nighthawk 750 on 2040-motos

$2,300

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1999 Honda Nighthawk 750, $2,300, image 1

Honda Nighthawk description

I'm selling my 1999 Honda Nighthawk 750. It has just over 17000mis on it, which isn't bad for a bike this age. Runs very strong, never had an issue with it. Just had the regular maintenance done to it (oil change, inspection, etc). Has new tires, front and rear. Just replaced the chain and sprockets about 1000mis ago.The only reason I'm selling this bike is because I have decided that I want to get a dual sport. If you have any questions feel more than free to send me a text or call me at.

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