Pristine Superhawk
09-17-2012, 02:09 AM
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Pristine Superhawk SOLD
Lowered price see post below.
Well I have decided to sell the 98 Superhawk. While I have enjoyed riding it the wife won't ride on the back and wants something a little more comfortable. Thanks to all on here that educated me on these wonderful machines!
This bike is as mint as you will find. I purchased it in the spring with 1160 miles on it. Seems it was part of a large collection. I put 1500 on her which leaves it at 2650 (not a typo). Looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Has a complete Staintune exhaust system (sounds awesome), Sargent seat, Heil bars and a Sharkskinz lower. Starts and runs as new. The only flaw in the whole bike is a small crack in the front of the seat cowl (see pic) which I may have done the first time I removed it. This is as close as you will find to a new Superhawk. I also have a set of Kreiger manual CCTs that I will let go with the bike. Bought them with the idea of putting them in on the off season. Asking $4500, top dollar I know but this ones is definitely worth it.
Well I have decided to sell the 98 Superhawk. While I have enjoyed riding it the wife won't ride on the back and wants something a little more comfortable. Thanks to all on here that educated me on these wonderful machines!
This bike is as mint as you will find. I purchased it in the spring with 1160 miles on it. Seems it was part of a large collection. I put 1500 on her which leaves it at 2650 (not a typo). Looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Has a complete Staintune exhaust system (sounds awesome), Sargent seat, Heil bars and a Sharkskinz lower. Starts and runs as new. The only flaw in the whole bike is a small crack in the front of the seat cowl (see pic) which I may have done the first time I removed it. This is as close as you will find to a new Superhawk. I also have a set of Kreiger manual CCTs that I will let go with the bike. Bought them with the idea of putting them in on the off season. Asking $4500, top dollar I know but this ones is definitely worth it.
Last edited by wayne; 01-19-2013 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Sold
...... GLWS!
09-17-2012, 03:31 PM
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It's stickeriffic?
Reminds me when I was a teenager and would plaster my bikes with stickers to make them race replica's !!! Picture if you can a very early eighties Yamaha RD350, Hmmmm thinking back now I must have looked a right ***! but who care's it was the eighties!
GLWS.
Reminds me when I was a teenager and would plaster my bikes with stickers to make them race replica's !!! Picture if you can a very early eighties Yamaha RD350, Hmmmm thinking back now I must have looked a right ***! but who care's it was the eighties!
GLWS.
12-15-2012, 06:19 AM
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Squid
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Stickerific indeed. I couldn't help myself, you should see my toolbox! But hey at 53 I'm a teenager all over again. Bike is still up for sale really haven't advertised it. I'm lowering the price to $3900, good deal for a like new hawk. I'd take 3600 with the original seat and lower and put up the Sharkinz and Sargent seat separately. any interest? Looking at another bike and need the room in my garage.
01-19-2013, 11:31 AM
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I find maturity to be highly overrated, not much fun!
At 53 I figure I can pretty much state that with some experience. Do what works for you and have fun with it!
Bike is sold.
At 53 I figure I can pretty much state that with some experience. Do what works for you and have fun with it!
Bike is sold.
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