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Engine Size (cc):400
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Honda Hawk cb400t in excellent condition, very clean with 19,232 miles, never down, garage kept, well maintained....new battery, carbs cleaned, new NGK plugs...runs great like a good Honda should...Newish Continental Tires...brakes are good..everything works no mods....exhaust has some deterioration that is typical of these Hawks (see photo) other than that, very nice...paint and chrome are nice...there was a tear in the seat that was patched..Has crash bar with highway pegs...great vintage bike that has plenty more miles to give...$500 down with balance due within seven days...I will accept a check but it must clear before transfer of ownership...Good Luck!
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