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Mileage:11
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Engine Size (cc):700
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Dealer
Honda CB description
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This blue and black Honda Nighthawk has 11,712 miles and has been well-maintained.
This rare sports bike was made only for three years and has matching numbers. We have prepared the bike for a new owner. This includes rebuilding the carburetor, cleaning the tank and rebuilding the petcock. The bike is in excellent running condition and ready to ride.
The original paint is blue and black with normal, minor wear. Seat is in good condition with no rips or tears. See pictures for detail. This bike is factory stock including the twin factory pipes, paint and all of the informational stickers applied by Honda.
This bike has an in-line 4-cylinder oil cooled/air cooled 696 cc motor and a 6 speed (5 speed with over drive) transmission. It is a low maintenance bike with hydraulic lifters (which means no value adjustments) and it is shaft driven so no chains to worry about.
This is an interesting, limited production Honda from the mid-80s. It is a great original bike in good shape.
The bike is located in Indianapolis and we encourage inspections.
Please call (317.502.2107) to set up a time.
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