Honda Nighthawk Cb750 750 Rear Tail Light Brake Light Should Fit 1991 Thru 2003 on 2040-parts.com
Deep Gap, North Carolina, US
USED Nighthawk CB750 tail light, should fit 1991 thru 2003 750 Nighthawks --- check your own application for fitment because i'm no Nighthawk expert--- light works great, no issues, good plug an wires, i see no cracks but it does have a few lite scuffs/scratches an has normal wear on lens from it being used on a bike, it's being sold as USED it's not new or perfect.... see pics for condition and judge it for yourself.. light is sold as pulled an pictured, good rider quality not a show piece (unless you polish lens), very hard tail light to find, not many newer nighthawks are being parted... Ask any questions before bidding...
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