1983 Honda Hawk Nt650 Classic / Vintage on 2040-motos
Year:1983
Mileage:24
Wildomar, California, US
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Type:Classic / Vintage
Phone:9512193517
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1983 Honda Hawk NT650, 83' Honda Nighthawk 650 with under 24k original miles on it. Considered one of the best bikes of the era, this shaft driven classic will run forever and is a great commuter with plenty of power while still getting 40mpg. Entire bike has been gone through and professionally tuned new battery, shocks, carb tuned and re-jetted to peak performance, new seat cover, all original paint, plenty of tread left on the tires. You'll be hard pressed to find another one in complete condition ready to ride like this. Planned non op, all DMV paperwork and Pinkslip in hand. $2400 OBO Own a classic. For more info contact Blake at (951) 219-3517 $2,400.00 9512193517
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