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1983 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk (1983)
1983 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk 2,977 Miles 447cc Parallel twin-cylinder engine 6-Speed manual transmission 57.1 inch wheel base 30.9 inch seat height 392.5 lb weight (no fuel) 3.2 gallon fuel capacity (.5 gallon reserve) If you’re looking for an inexpensive, low mileage beginner or commuter bike this one is for you! From what I know and can tell this bike is 100% original. According to the previous owner, I am the fourth person to own the bike. I bought this bike a few weeks ago because I really like the way it looks and because of its overall condition and performance. The only reason I’m considering selling it is because I’ve put a total of 58 miles on it since buying it and I’ve come to the realization that I probably am not going to have enough time to ride both of my bikes. If the bike sells for my asking price great, if not I’ll keep it and go through the maintenance this winter. I have a clear title in hand. I’ve added gas and installed a new inline fuel filter, that’s it. The previous owner told me he installed a new battery and the battery does look to be brand new. That’s really all the history I can provide, I have no maintenance records on the bike. However, based on the motorcycles performance and looks I think it has been well maintained. I don’t want to mislead anyone, this is a 30 year old motorcycle and I am sure that there are maintenance items that should be reviewed and completed. I have both the Clymer and Honda field service manuals in pdf format that I can provide the new owner. The bike is being sold as-is. Here’s what I can tell you: The bike has started and ran every time I’ve jumped on it. The clutch shifts smoothly. The acceleration is responsive.2013-09-03 04:04:10Columbus, Ohio, US2,9771,200.00 -
1982 Honda Nighthawk 450. Great condition, runs great. (1982)
This bike looks and runs great, especially for it's age. Chrome and paint very shiny. No tears or or visible wear on the seat. New hand grips, and a new set of fork seals come with the bike. I purchased this bike a year ago at a garage sale. It had been sitting in the guy's dry basement since 2005. I've been restoring it and cruising around since I got it running. Title comes with bike. No major work to get it running other than cleaning out carberators, replacing spark plugs, changing oil, and lubricating chain. Tach is stuck, but tach cable turns as it should. Small paint chip in gas tank (1/4"). Pipes are blued at the heads, but nothing out of the ordinary. Key switch works, but can be turned on with anything flat. There's no rust on the entire machine, other than a little surface rust where the pipes are blued. It has good power for a 450 and gets incredible fuel mileage. A very light machine, good for beginners, cruising, or commuting to work. All lights and blinkers work. It will need a license plate if buyer intends to drive it home (or at your own risk). Will accept cash in person, or a certified or cashier's check. Bike will need to be picked up at my home in Coldwater OH. May consider meeting buyer somewhere if not too far.2013-09-04 04:42:08Coldwater, Ohio, US17,244800.00 -
1984 HONDA CB700S NIGHTHAWK LOW MILES ORIGINAL CONDITION RARE VINTAGE BIKE (1984)
I AM LISTING THIS BIKE FOR A FRIEND WHO DOES NOT HAVE AN EBAY ACCOUNT............THIS IS A NICE 1984 HONDA 700S NIGHTHAWK. THIS BIKE IS HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION WITH LOW MILES 6,400. BIKE WAS IN STORAGE FOR SOME YEARS AND WILL NEED THE CARBS CLEANED, NEW RUBBER TURN SIGNAL MOUNT DO TO THE AGE- A NORMAL ISSUSE ON THESE BIKE.2013-09-04 07:54:55Massillon, Ohio, US6,4681,550.00 -
1995 Honda NIGHTHAWK 250 CB250 Standard (1995)
1995 Honda NIGHTHAWK 250 CB250, INTERNET SPECIAL2013-10-01 16:22:26Canton, OH, US82,499.00 -
1983 Honda Nighthawk 650 Cruiser (1983)
1983 Honda Nighthawk 650,2013-10-18 07:31:55Medina, OH, US290.00 -
1995 Honda NIGHTHAWK 250 CB250 (1995)
1995 Honda NIGHTHAWK 250 CB250, INTERNET SPECIAL2013-12-20 22:30:45Canton, OH8,8682,499.00 -
1983 Honda Nighthawk 550 (0)
I have a 1983 Honda Nighthawk 550 it has 14,xxx. New rear tire, battery, battery tender. It runs good and has no hesitation.2014-01-21 21:44:27Cleveland, OH0800.00 -
Used 1985 Honda nighthawk cb650 for sale. (0)
XXXX CLEAN..... SAVE CASH WITH CASH...... THIS SALE PRICE HAS ALREADY BEEN REDUCED BY AT LEAST $3,000.00 FOR A CASH DEAL....2014-01-28 00:00:29Hamilton, OH12,455.00 -
1984 Honda Nighthawk (1984)
1984 Honda Nighthawk S CB700SC, 16,489 miles, new Bridgestone tires, battery, front brake pads, Progressive fork springs and seals, starter and clutch. All gauges and lights work, very good, shiny paint, runs and drives excellent, reliable, meticulously maintained. You will be hard pressed to find a cleaner one available, no disappointments.2016-07-30 04:47:07Tiffin, Ohio, United States163,000.00 -
1985 Honda Nighthawk (1985)
THIS IS A 1985 HONDA NIGHTHAWK 700, RUNS GREAT AND SHIFTS WELL, HAVE NEW CHARGING COIL, RECT THAT NEEDS INSTALLED AND BATTERY WILL NEED CHARGED. CLEAN ORIGNAL CONDITION. GREAT RIDING BIKE.2016-08-05 04:44:48Wadsworth, Ohio, United States143500 -
1993 Honda Nighthawk (1993)
VERY Nice Machine with the following new parts: Metzler Tires(front&rear)-Battery- Plexifairing-Fresh oil&filter+Spark Plugs. Also has Saddleman Seat,Backrest+Luggage Rack,Highway Pegs,Service Manual. Excellent machine for a Newbie or Old-timer.2016-08-21 04:42:53Ashtabula, Ohio, United States342,000.00
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2025 Honda CB750 Hornet Review Gallery
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