Honda : Nighthawk 2003 Honda Nighthawk on 2040-motos

$1,900

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Honda : Nighthawk 2003 HONDA NIGHTHAWK, $1,900, image 1

Honda Nighthawk description

2002 Honda Nighthawk CB750 in exceptional condition. 20,510mis. Givi Monolock Cargo Holder As you can see from the pics the seat cover has cracked from the summer weather. $30 on ebay gets you a new one. Bike runs terrific engine in exceptional condition (no leaks whatsoever). Tires are in attractive condition as are front and rear brakes. Changed oil last week and with K&N filter. Battery a little over a year old. Paint has a few blemishes here and there. Offering local pickup only.

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