1992 Honda CB750 Nighthawk review from United States of America

-- Tachometer broke at 25,000, replaced it, the replacement broke at 40,000. This is a known fault on 90s NH's and very expensive to replace. Used ones go on eBay for $300!

-- Tach instrument light out (Other lights in the same shell work).

-- Didn't come with a center-stand. You can add one for about $100 and you need it.

That's it! Normal replacement of tires, chain, battery, oil and filter every 3K miles. Spin-on automotive oil filter easy to change out.

Fantastically reliable, as it should be, with an air-cooled 4 that has 30+ years of development in it.

Hydraulic valves need no adjustment ever... a big plus.

Performance in all aspects is middle-of-the-road, but plenty good enough for commuting, sport or touring.

"Standard" riding position lets you sit like a human being. No extreme lean either direction. You can't find this anymore. Very comfortable, even after hours in the saddle.

These bikes are cheap! You can get a great one for about $2500.

Other bikes are faster and more stylish (and way more expensive), but this is all the bike you'll ever need. Those who "trade up" from the Nighthawk later regret it.