1993 Honda Cb750 - Nighthawk on 2040-motos

US $2,599.00

Year:1993 Mileage:20 Color: BLACK

Location:

Lynnwood, Washington, US

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Honda CB tech info

Stock Number:201918 Phone:8664968549

Honda CB description

1993 Honda CB750 - Nighthawk, This Nighthawk sports 1993 nostalgia with a postmodern twist. What possibly could be modern about it you might ask? The condition! You won t find broken turn signal lenses, botched wiring and worn controls with this bike. It is obvious that it has been stored indoors and very well kept all of its life. The Nighthawk was one of the most popular and desired models of Honda in the 1990 s due to riders who discovered its ability to perform a wide range of functions comfortably and this example spares no exceptions to give you that same feeling from 1993. The condition is excellent and definitely above average which is a rare thing to find in a bike like this. The tuxedo black paint throughout is miraculous, decals are perfect and is overall very clean. The seat itself literally looks new. It fires right up effortlessly at the touch of the button and runs smooth and quite. Riding the Nighthawk is easy and comfortable and would be a perfect commuter bike for someone who favors a bit of nostalgia.

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