1989 Honda Nt650 Hawk on 2040-motos

$2,950

Year:0 Mileage:5

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1989 Honda Hawk NT 650, very rare bike with only 5100 original miles! Has a full 2 Brothers exhaust sytem, has been rejetted, UNI pod filters, and a Fox rear shock, progressive front springs. This bike is Fast! Runs and rides excellent, motor is very strong, paint is like new. Brand new tires front and back, brand new battery, fresh oil change, runs and drives perfect! Clear Oregon title. $2950 Harris at

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