I also own a 1988 Honda Hawk GT

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I heard that the Hawk was fairly easy to wheelie with it's V-twin. Any first hand experience?

The Hawk is an awesome bike.

I know!

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I ride the blue one, my son rides the red one, but I do still 'technically' own it.
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I know!

[url=http://s173.photobucket.com/user/cyrenus/media/P1030878.jpg.html]
I ride the blue one, my son rides the red one, but I do still 'technically' own it.
[url=http://s173.photobucket.com/user/cyrenus/media/Hawk2.jpg.html]
Single sided swingarm in 1988! Awsome!
But doesn't it seem as though the rim aero dynamics (curve)are backwards??

I know!

[url=http://s173.photobucket.com/user/cyrenus/media/P1030878.jpg.html]
I ride the blue one, my son rides the red one, but I do still 'technically' own it.
[url=http://s173.photobucket.com/user/cyrenus/media/Hawk2.jpg.html]
Single sided swingarm in 1988! Awsome!
But doesn't it seem as though the rim aero dynamics (curve)are backwards??
Dislectic!
The exposed frame was what first attracted it to me!
Did the stock muffler have a tendecy to scrap when touching your knee!