FS: 98 Superhawk - $1500 - Seattle
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From: Bellevue, WA
FS: 98 Superhawk - $1500 - Seattle
36k miles. Runs great, but could probably use a carb rebuild soon and some of the radiator hoses replaced (fairly simple).
Custom paint job. New battery. Corbin seat. Pirelli Corsa 3 tires. APE Manual CCTs. Updated matching alternator/stator/reg/rectifier. Zero Gravity double-bubble wind screen. 1 year old rear tire and 2 year old front tire (rear replaced due to nail) with most of the tread left. Serviced at i-90 motorsports for the last few years, serviced at University Honda prior to that. Did oil changes every 3k with full synthetic or Honda HP-4 (blend) myself (when not at major service interval).
It was dropped at a stop light some 10 years ago, but you can't tell anymore as I replaced the stock cans with new ones.
PM me if you're interested. i'm offering it here before I offer it up on craigslist. It's stock, always has been, been babied for the most part with very regular oil changes.
This forum has been a gold mine for me. I appreciate all the knowledge provided, and my superhawk has been good to me for a long time, but it's time to move on to a new bike.
Custom paint job. New battery. Corbin seat. Pirelli Corsa 3 tires. APE Manual CCTs. Updated matching alternator/stator/reg/rectifier. Zero Gravity double-bubble wind screen. 1 year old rear tire and 2 year old front tire (rear replaced due to nail) with most of the tread left. Serviced at i-90 motorsports for the last few years, serviced at University Honda prior to that. Did oil changes every 3k with full synthetic or Honda HP-4 (blend) myself (when not at major service interval).
It was dropped at a stop light some 10 years ago, but you can't tell anymore as I replaced the stock cans with new ones.
PM me if you're interested. i'm offering it here before I offer it up on craigslist. It's stock, always has been, been babied for the most part with very regular oil changes.
This forum has been a gold mine for me. I appreciate all the knowledge provided, and my superhawk has been good to me for a long time, but it's time to move on to a new bike.
Last edited by rtinti; Jul 14, 2011 at 05:34 PM. Reason: alt-stator reg-rectifier I forgot to mention.
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Hawaii
Aloha, Sorry to hear about your parting. My Hawk has brought me such good memories
I can imagine what you are going through.. If you were located in Hawaii, I would be at your house right now with the cash.
Best wishes on your new ride, whatever you decide. Everything has its time. I have a '98 also. I will keep her as long as she will let me. IMHO, You might get alot more by parting her out. RIDE WELL....
I can imagine what you are going through.. If you were located in Hawaii, I would be at your house right now with the cash.
Best wishes on your new ride, whatever you decide. Everything has its time. I have a '98 also. I will keep her as long as she will let me. IMHO, You might get alot more by parting her out. RIDE WELL....
Last edited by Onomea; Jul 15, 2011 at 02:40 AM.
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Hawaii
rtinti, thanks for the P.M. reply. As you mentioned, it would be a lot easier for you to unload bike locally. It is a really good price(especially for Hawaii). I guess its just one of the "perks" of living in Hawaii, having to pay about $800-$1000 more on a local bike.
She really is a fine example though.
Best Wishes on your New Ride. What ever you choose, RIDE WELL!!!
She really is a fine example though.
Best Wishes on your New Ride. What ever you choose, RIDE WELL!!!
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