2000 Honda Nighthawk 750

Pros: Relatively inexpensive beginner bike--fun to ride
Cons: Adventurous riders may want to move up after a year or so.

Many motorcycle enthusiasts will admit that there are two reasons for purchasing a bike: speed and attention.

Speed is the insane sense of acceleration that almost any bike affords over a car: the ability to twist the throttle at 60 mph in...

Pros: Low maintenance, low $, a work horse!
Cons: Lacks a fairing and luggage racks, could have been more aethetically designed (boring lines).

For some of us older riders, we remember when the CB750KO came out in the 70's as the first super bike. Honda took the world by storm with that bike, and they continued to perfect on the platform well into the 80's until the liquid cooled engines came ...

Pros: price, relaxed seating position, low on attitude, reliability/durability
Cons: slightly weak brakes, few suspension settings, VERY small aftermarket, weight

I am a 24 year old male, and have had my 2003 Nighthawk 750 for about 5200 miles. I am 150 pounds, and 5'9". I usually ride in full gear (boots, Joe Rocket pants, Joe Rocket jacket, full face helmet), which probably adds several pounds to the mix. I ...

Pros: Affordable, reliable, fun, versatile, modestly powered, comfortable, looks good.
Cons: Single front disc and rear drum. Non-adjustable front suspension.

Everyone should know that the perfect motorcycle for you is very subjective. As such, I have found that the 2000 Honda Nighthawk is absolutely the bike for me. I bought mine used, about a year ago, with only 6000 miles on it. It came with a sissy bar, ...

Pros: Cheap, versatile, reliable, good looking, and did I say cheap?
Cons: Low on the totem pole in terms of power

When I got my Nighthawk 750 new in 1994 ( a leftover 1993),I knew I was going to have it a while, and I knew I was going to do all kinds of riding. Five years and 45 thousand miles later, I haven't regretted buying this bike once. It does everything...

Pros: Great all-around bike, comfortable, economy
Cons: Non-ultimate in terms of power

Updated - see at the end of the review.

After a few months of ownership I would like to share my experience with you. My Honda (sold as Honda CB 750 or Honda Sevenfifty in Europe) is a 2001 model and I use it just for fun, not for commuting....

Pros: Looks, Quality, Price
Cons: Brakes, Lack of Honda accessories

As a lot of people in my category, ie. a mid 40's male who was looking to re-enter the world of motorcycling, I was looking for a bike that was not to small, not to underpowered, but also not so fast and heavy that I would get over my head. I found the...

Pros: cost, clean style, feel, comfort, reliable, fun
Cons: -- still thinking about this one ---

Can you look in the mirror & say, I can handle at least a 600cc motorcycle? If so ... continue.

Are you looking for a pocket rocket that will get you from 0-60 in less than 3.5 seconds? If so, stop & go over and look at the Kawi...

Pros: Perfect beginner bike.
Cons: No gas gauge.

I purchased this bike in 2001. It had 1600 miles on it. The guy who traded it had bought it new there and then decided he needed more power. First, he upgraded the HP on the bike and that still did not satisfy his need for speed so he moved on. I, ...

Pros: Comfort, looks, easy to maintain, affordable
Cons: Wind blast (at speed)

I bought my 1997 Nighthawk 750 after putting a year on a 1972 CB500. I went to the bike show at the Javits center in NY and was looking for something that was cool, and cheap. I Narrowed it down to the Nighthawk 750 and the Seca II. The Seca looked...

Pros: maintence free,super ride
Cons: a little heavy

this is the best all round sport/touringbike known to man.i bought this bike because i was needing somethinga little less ergonomicly constrictive than my f3this bike fits the bill low center of gravity combined with great steering telematry make the...

Pros: all around high praise, handling,power,looks, price
Cons: not a track bike

I am a second year rider with over 3,000 miles under my belt. My first bike was a 99 suzuki savage. While this bike served its purpose and I learned quite a bit from riding it. I was ready for the next step. The nighthawk 750 was not my first choice. But...

Pros: Clean style, reliable, good handling
Cons: no triple disc brake

I wanted a classic, reliable, economical and fun to ride machine. I wanted a motorcycle that wouldn't paint me as the "biker dude" (I have other interests in life). These requirements pointed directly to the '95 CB750 Nighthawk I now enjoy....

Pros: cost, easy of operation
Cons: seat comfort

The Honda 750 Nighthawk, a great bike. Mine is a 1993. It came to me in August 1998, with 6000 miles. I had never owned a motorcycle. It is easy to ride, easy to maintain, and great to ride. The price is also great. New or used you can't get a...

Pros: Power, comfort, reliability, reliability, reliability!
Cons: Tach, valvecover gasket leak at high miles. 

I want to update my earlier review on my 92 Nighthawk 750, done 4 years ago at 20M miles. and deleted in place of this new one. At the time, I enjoyed the bike's comfort, power, low cost to buy and own, and general ease of handling and ...