I'm going to keep looking. $200 is too high and the forks I have now
are in great shape, they're just on the wrong bike. I did include that
last pic so others can see if they want anything even though that bike
is about picked clean. I took the crash bars which were the only
things left worth taking.

On 7/12/09, Kyle Munz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just a minor "flaw" ;) Speaking of which, I took a look at some other forks
> in yet another salvage yard today. They were in worse shape than the first
> set I saw. I've attached a few pics of the best ones I've found so far if
> anyone wants to share their opinions. They want $200 for them and are not
> interested in any kind of trade for the 650 forks I currently have. I'd
> also
> have to figure the price of rebuilding the 700 forks too. There's one more
> salvage yard in Houston that might have some, I'm also keeping an eye on
> eBay. Personally I think $200 for a set of forks that need to be rebuilt is
> a bit high.
>
> Btw, took the 650 forks out for a nice 60 mile jaunt today. The weather was
> down in the mid 90s with 74% relative humidity. The bike didn't overheat
> but
> I started to.
>
> -Kyle
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 11:34 PM, Dennis Hammerl <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> The name does include the word "lovers" and indeed we have a somewhat
>> high
>> standard. Still no offense intended. In the world of buyer beware, many
>> members submit URL's to listings and solicit opinions. Funny how we now
>> get
>> a more complete disclosure of condition. If you were looking to buy it
>> instead of sell it, you might find a critique a welcome thing. I don't
>> want
>> any member to spend foolishly. Your bike is indeed a collectible item.
>> Kyle
>> M just bought one and has some regret about a "flaw" he missed. It's too
>> hard to cope with the most common of problems with a 20+ year old bike
>> that
>> has a shortage of spare parts. Nobody's picking on you or your bike,
>> everybody gets the same. Stick aound and see what goes on here. Get to
>> know
>> the players and keep a sense of humor. Most of us have some real
>> dedication
>> to these bikes. You wont find a forum that is more supportive.
>>
>> --- On *Sun, 7/12/09, Barbara <[email protected]>* wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: Barbara <[email protected]>
>> Subject: FW: [Nighthawk Lovers] FW: 1984 Nighthawk 750S for sale
>> To: [email protected]
>> Date: Sunday, July 12, 2009, 12:00 AM
>>
>>       Whew!  As a newcomer to your website, I certainly did not expect
>> the
>> reception I got!!  I thought, as Nighthawk Lovers, someone would be
>> interested in a rare 750S.  After reading the article in Motorcycle
>> Classics (July/August , 2008) about how this model is the new classic, I
>> thought someone might want one, and who better to ask than Nighthawk
>> Lovers?
>>
>>      Instead, I got criticism that the bike was not washed (my house
>> needs
>> vacuuming and dusting too!), that I didn’t take good enough pictures
>> (sorry,
>> am no photographer here!!), plus a plethora of snide remarks about your
>> predictions of what may or may not be wrong with the bike!  I am too busy
>> out learning to ride my other bike (at 54, finally fulfilling a dream!),
>> meeting new people, building a business, helping others fulfill their
>> dreams, making a life, to worry about a little dirt on a motorcycle!
>> Sorry!!
>>
>>      Yes, as you saw, it does need new tires. The right front fork seal
>> is
>> leaking, and as a result the right front brake pad has oil on it and
>> needs
>> replacing too.  Contrary to Mr. Dennis’ comment, there is no rust on the
>> bike, just a paint bubble, easily fixed. (What are headers?) Other than
>> that, there are some minor things the shop said needed doing to safety
>> it:
>> the throttle sticks, the right front signal is loose, the front brake
>> switch
>> is not working, neutral light and gear indicator are not working, and
>> horn
>> button is missing.  However, it runs amazingly!  Lots of power (way too
>> much for me as a first-time rider, which is why I am selling it!), lots
>> of
>> spunk!
>>
>>      I am in Guelph, Ontario, if anyone would like to see the bike.  The
>> O.B.O. after the suggested price was there for a reason!  I will accept
>> Canadian or US dollars!   As my mentor says, “I accept all forms of
>> cash!!”  Make me an offer!
>>
>>      But, as I said, I certainly was taken aback by the blast I received
>> at the posting!!  You might want to consider being pleasanter to your
>> newcomers…….. Go out for a ride on your bikes and spend less time
>> criticizing others on the computer!!  Life is too short so get out and
>> ENJOY it!!
>>
>>           Barbara
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* [email protected] [mailto:
>> [email protected]] *On Behalf Of *Barbara
>> *Sent:* Monday, July 06, 2009 11:19 PM
>> *To:* [email protected]
>> *Subject:* [Nighthawk Lovers] FW: 1984 Nighthawk 750S for sale
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 1984 Nighthawk 750S for sale.
>>
>> 29,000 kms.
>>
>> Excellent condition.
>>
>> Asking $1800.00 O.B.O.
>>
>> Contact Barbara Fisher
>> [email protected]<http://mc/[email protected]>
>>
>>
>>
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>

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-Kyle

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