Great Bike A Collectors 1985 Honda Night Hawk 700sc $$ on 2040-motos

$1,500

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I HAVE A 1985 HONDA NIGHT HAWK 700SC FOR SALE WITH A CUSTOM CANDY APPLE FLAME PAINT JOB. ITS A GREAT BIKE ONLY HAS 25,029 THOUSAND ORIGINAL MILES I JUST REBUILT THE STARTER , HAS NEW TIRES, NEW BACK BREAKS,RE-UPHOLSTER THE SEAT ,CHROME GRIPS ,NEW THROTTLE CABLE,NEW AIR SHIELD ON IT AS WELL. I HAVE CLEAR TITLE FOR IT ITS BEEN A GREAT BIKE BUT I HAVE NO MORE USE FOR IT NEED TO PASS ON TO A NEW OWNER THAT WILL USE IT . IT HAS 2 BROKEN TURN SIGNALS IN FRONT AND THE CLUTCH NEEDS TO BE BLEED OTHER THAN THAT IT TURNS ON AND RUNS GOOD. IAM ASKING( $1500.00 )FOR IT I HAVE PUT ALOT OF MONEY IN THIS BIKE THE PRICE IS FIRM NO LOW BALLERS PLEASE . IF INTRESTED YOU CAN TEXT ME OR CALL ME AT. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AT THIS POSTING AND HAVE A GREAT DAY...

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