1988 Honda Hawk 647 Gt on 2040-motos

$5,399

Year:1988 Mileage:7539 Color: Blue

Location:

Hillsboro, Oregon

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1988 Honda Hawk 647 GT, Honda's factory cafe racer known as an RC31. These where only produced from 1988-1991 and the 1989-1991 have minor differences making this a 1 model year bike. You will not get a chance to buy another one in this shape. Low miles @ 7,539.Super Trapp Exhaust, Lockhart seat, and a Fox rear shock.

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