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Honda NT650 Hawk GT

Ok, here are more photos of my long lost '89 Honda Hawk GT.

The Hawk made history. This is one sweet motorcycle. Nimble, light, fun, great handling. The Honda Hawk GT was one of Honda's most unique designs. Definitely one of my favorite 'naked' bikes.

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V-Twin, 647cc, water cooled, five speed transmission. Trick single-sided swingarm (as on RC30 racebike, and VFR 750 models, imitated by Ducati in recent years on their high-end sportbikes)

Please click the thumbnails below to see individual Hawk GT pictures. There are other pages with Hawk GT photos as well.

  • Mike's Hawk GT - Miscellaneous Photos
  • Mike's Honda Hawk GT - Motor photos
  • Mike's Honda Hawk GT - Photos with Targa tank bra
Mike's Hawk GT - Miscellaneous Photos ›
Author: Michael Curry /// submitted on April 13, 2007 - 11:50pm.
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  • Honda Hawk GT
  • Honda NT650
  • Motorcycles

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