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1992 Nighthawk 750. Honda CB750 Nighthawk (1992) 2ri.de Specifications listing with the performance factory data and ProfessCars™ estimation, including acceleration. The 750 Nighthawk engine is not lifted verbatim from that bike, but the CBX750 is the source of many of the CB750 Nighthawk's components and the engine is essentially the same

To keep the CB750's cost down, the bells and whistles-like a self-canceling feature for the turn signals-have been thinned out. We wish that the CB750 had stayed longer in the New Tech sector, where remedial attention could have been given vibration control and the transmission-shifting glitch

1992 Honda Nighthawk / 1992 Honda Nighthawk Cb750 Motorcycles for sale

The CB Seven Fifty's simple, unfaired chassis holds few surprises: a steel-tube cradle-type frame joins a twin-shock rear swingarm to the conventional telescopic front forks (based on the CBR600's items). Other than its handlebar wich might work for Darth Vader arms and wrists, the Nighthawk strikes us as a reasonable product from the Styling section The Honda Nighthawk 750 is the grandson of the most significant motorcycle ever made-- the 1970 Honda CB750 (see my review.) The Nighthawk stays true to its heritage: Air cooled 750cc inline-four engine, double-cradle frame, single disk front and drum rear.

1992 Honda 750 Nighthawk Specs. Complete performance review and accelerations chart for Honda Nighthawk 750 in 1992, the model with cruiser body and 747 cm3 / 45.8 cui, 55 kW / 75 PS / 74 hp engine offered up to 1992 fro Japan To keep the CB750's cost down, the bells and whistles-like a self-canceling feature for the turn signals-have been thinned out.

1992 Honda 750 Nighthawk Specs. The original CB750 was the first real superbike, and revolutionized the biking world - a rather tall order for an air-cooled retro roadster in 1992 Manufacturer - Make - Model - Year: Honda CB 750 Nighthawk 1992 Motorcycle Style: Standard