Selling 2005 SH VTR1000F
06-25-2012, 09:44 AM
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Selling 2005 SH VTR1000F
For Sale 2005 Superhawk VTR1000F Titanium Color
5300 Miles, Dunlop Sportmax 02 Tires last year
Perfect Unmolested Condition,
Purchased last year as mate to my NT650 Hawk GT, Wife only goes on Goldwing
Have Yoshimura RS-3C Stainless slip ons from previous owner, way too loud for this 62 yr old senior.
$4000.
Best to contact by phone Lou 317-289-1898
Southern Indiana,(New Albany), Louisville, KY area
5300 Miles, Dunlop Sportmax 02 Tires last year
Perfect Unmolested Condition,
Purchased last year as mate to my NT650 Hawk GT, Wife only goes on Goldwing
Have Yoshimura RS-3C Stainless slip ons from previous owner, way too loud for this 62 yr old senior.
$4000.
Best to contact by phone Lou 317-289-1898
Southern Indiana,(New Albany), Louisville, KY area
06-25-2012, 11:32 AM
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Reason for selling Superhawk?
I'm too old. I wanted the Superhawk in 2000, when they were deeply discounted. Bought a leftover 1500 Goldwing and that is the only bike the wife will ride on. The Hawk GT is so much lighter an easier to flick on the many backroads here. Found this Superhawk in perfect unmolested condition and said why not, life is short. Well it's more bike than I need at this time and we are moving North to care for family. I understand there are less costly bikes out there, this one is Cherry.
AT 5'6" bike is too big for me, Hawk GT fits me better.
Still riding my Yamaha 1977 XS750D 3 cylinder, Original Owner, Battery Coil Ignition. Just too many bikes to insure & store.
Happy Motoring
Lou
I'm too old. I wanted the Superhawk in 2000, when they were deeply discounted. Bought a leftover 1500 Goldwing and that is the only bike the wife will ride on. The Hawk GT is so much lighter an easier to flick on the many backroads here. Found this Superhawk in perfect unmolested condition and said why not, life is short. Well it's more bike than I need at this time and we are moving North to care for family. I understand there are less costly bikes out there, this one is Cherry.
AT 5'6" bike is too big for me, Hawk GT fits me better.
Still riding my Yamaha 1977 XS750D 3 cylinder, Original Owner, Battery Coil Ignition. Just too many bikes to insure & store.
Happy Motoring
Lou
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