Honda Cb750 Nighthawk
The Honda CB750 Nighthawk was introduced in 1991 as a modernized successor to the legendary CB750F, featuring a liquid-cooled 747cc inline-four engine replacing the older air-cooled unit. It was produced through 2003 and was notable for blending reliable everyday practicality with accessible performance, making it a popular choice for both new and experienced riders. The Nighthawk nameplate carried Honda's reputation for dependability, and the CB750 variant is widely regarded as a solid all-around standard motorcycle with a loyal following.
73 hp
Power
60 Nm
Torque
220 kg
Weight
185 km/h
Top Speed
5.5 L/100km or approximately 18 km/L
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Bulletproof Honda Reliability
The CB750 Nighthawk's inline-four engine is renowned for running well past 100,000 miles with basic maintenance. It's widely considered one of Honda's most dependable platforms from the 1990s.
Watch the Carburetor
The four-carb setup is the most common issue on used examples — ethanol-blended fuel causes gumming and jets clogging after sitting idle. Always ask for a recent carb sync and cleaning before buying.
Strong Resale Value
Clean CB750 Nighthawks consistently hold their value well due to low parts costs, a huge DIY community, and beginner-friendly reputation. A well-maintained example rarely loses significant value year over year.
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