New Hawk
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Squid
Joined: May 2011
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New Hawk
picked her up today !!!!
ill have to take pics for later but.....98 hawk in orange and black
only 12k miles and picked her up for cheap..
no owners manual came with it is there any way i can download or look on line to find it ?
ps.....its my first bike
ill have to take pics for later but.....98 hawk in orange and black
only 12k miles and picked her up for cheap..
no owners manual came with it is there any way i can download or look on line to find it ?
ps.....its my first bike
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MotoGP
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Yeah, don't have the link on me but there's a downloadable one. I think there's one on superhawk996.net too...
Welcome! You taking any motorcycle classes or anything? The Superhawk is fairly friendly for a literbike, but damn overwhelming for a first ride. Just know that you'll probably drop it (not many people haven't) and dress for that occasion.
Welcome! You taking any motorcycle classes or anything? The Superhawk is fairly friendly for a literbike, but damn overwhelming for a first ride. Just know that you'll probably drop it (not many people haven't) and dress for that occasion.
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Superstock
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From: East Cleveland
ask and you shall receive ... hondatech.info: Honda service manuals
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Squid
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So far I ride w a icon jacket and icon helmet. Looking into pants.
Im taking it easy but in time I think ill grow into the bike. Had a dirt bike when I was younger but must of stalled her about 15 times in my travels around today.
Heres a lil pic of her
Im taking it easy but in time I think ill grow into the bike. Had a dirt bike when I was younger but must of stalled her about 15 times in my travels around today.
Heres a lil pic of her
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MotoGP
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Wow that's a shiny bike! Paint colors are pretty sweet. Service manual is in the link above you, for parts you can just look them up at ronayers.com- it has a reverse part # lookup too, so you can see if the parts are used in other applications.
Just click on the "fiche" button and go from there...
Just click on the "fiche" button and go from there...
Last edited by 7moore7; Jun 7, 2011 at 05:56 AM.
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MotoGP
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From: Gettysburg, Pa
Welcome and congrats on the new bike.
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
I took this course with my wife a couple years ago when she wanted to get her license. I highly recommend taking it. Safety is your most important priority and you will benefit from what they teach.
Have fun w/ your new ride and be safe!!
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
I took this course with my wife a couple years ago when she wanted to get her license. I highly recommend taking it. Safety is your most important priority and you will benefit from what they teach.
Have fun w/ your new ride and be safe!!
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MotoGP
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Wow that's a shiny bike! Paint colors are pretty sweet. Service manual is in the link above you, for parts you can just look them up at ronayers.com- it has a reverse part # lookup too, so you can see if the parts are used in other applications.
Just click on the "fiche" button and go from there...
Just click on the "fiche" button and go from there...
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Squid
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One thing I noticed is. When I ride my feet hit the pipes behind the pegs. It melts my boots by the heels and gets a lil warm on my foot.
What can I do to make a heat sheild or can I wrap that area to stop this ?
What can I do to make a heat sheild or can I wrap that area to stop this ?
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