Someone talk me out of going to look at this…lol

[1969 CL350]

This is for sale fairly close by for $1000. Motor is free, and has the paperwork needed to register it. What’s the going rate for a late model CB77 in this condition?

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[Yakeye]

I'm not about to talk you out of looking at this Superhawk.....you need this !!!

[Alan F.]

If that was near me I'd have a very hard time ignoring it. That chance may not come again.

[Fifty5]

It looks like a '68. Oval tail light, chrome fenders The acrylic tank medallion looks intact. Key in the ignition switch. Rear mud flap missing. What appear to be original grips and foot-peg rubbers look like they haven't ever seen the pavement, so the previous owner(s) didn't abuse it. I would buy it, but I have a Super Hawk fetish, so don't listen to me.

[LongDistanceRider]

NADA calls fair condition at $1275, nothing for poor.
Very Good is $4300

[ballbearian]

If you do, here 's some footpegs.

[12ozPBR]

Looks like a fair deal for what’s there to me. I just missed a Superhawk in my area. Complete bike, running, some aftermarket parts, no title for $750. That bike was gone in less than 24 hours.

Big thing I see missing here is the mufflers. Good pair of originals on Facebook now for $500.

[jeepnjohn]

The 2023 Vintage motorcycle price guide says this for a 1968 SuperHawk

Level 1 - Perfect/new - $10,000 - Showbike or new crate bike that is never ridden
Level 2 - Excellent - $8000 - well Similar to level 1, except is ridden for a limited # miles
Level 3 - Very Good - $6000 - most bikes on the road are in at level 3 or 4
Level 4 - Good - $4000 - most bikes on the road are in at level 3 or 4
Level 5 - Fair - $2000 - Needs close to a full restoration, may or may not be running, Usually have all the parts
Level 6 - Poor - $1000 - Not running, missing parts, may have been wrecked

[1969 CL350]

The 2023 Vintage motorcycle price guide says this for a 1968 SuperHawk

Level 1 - Perfect/new - $10,000 - Showbike or new crate bike that is never ridden
Level 2 - Excellent - $8000 - well Similar to level 1, except is ridden for a limited # miles
Level 3 - Very Good - $6000 - most bikes on the road are in at level 3 or 4
Level 4 - Good - $4000 - most bikes on the road are in at level 3 or 4
Level 5 - Fair - $2000 - Needs close to a full restoration, may or may not be running, Usually have all the parts
Level 6 - Poor - $1000 - Not running, missing parts, may have been wrecked

I’d say that one falls between a 5 and 6, then, probably closer to 6 than 5. It’s tempting, but I think I’ll pass on it.

[ancientdad]

I’d say that one falls between a 5 and 6, then, probably closer to 6 than 5. It’s tempting, but I think I’ll pass on it.

C'mon, where's your sense of adventure now that you have a garage?

[ballbearian]

C'mon, where's your sense of adventure now that you have a garage?

What? An empty spot in your garage? I'm getting concerned now.

[1969 CL350]

C'mon, where's your sense of adventure now that you have a garage?

It’s already stuffed to the brim. Now I need an out building…lol
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[ancientdad]

It’s already stuffed to the brim. Now I need an out building…lol

That's how it goes with garages, they seem cavernous until you start putting all your stuff in them and then suddenly you need another garage!

[12ozPBR]

Aww c’mon, where there is the will, there is a way! There is always room for one more.

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