This page is not intended to be another gigantic Motorcycle Link Page. There are already some excellent one's out there, and quite frankly , I don't have the time needed to keep something like that up to date. It will be enough trouble just keeping this site up to date. What follows is some interesting sites that I like to visit from time to time.

• CB750 mailing list - all subjects about the CB750's , both older and newer models. Post your technical questions on this group.
• hondariders@egroups.com - Dave Felter took the trouble to start this mailing list, so everyone sign up and make it a success. The easiest way to sign up is at the Web Site. This group will focus on the rider, riding and stories about bikes and riding them.

• Tom Noffsinger's page - Tom rides a red 750 and builds furniture for fun.
• McArthurweb - Don McArthur's page has a list of great rides - the "quotes" ain't bad either.
• Grant's Nighthawk Page - Grant rides a Blue 93.
• Nap's Bike Page - Nap's a Bottom Feeder on a 450.
• Shawn's Nighthawk Page - Shawn rides in Virginia.
• Denise's Fun page - Denise racks up the mileage in Oklahoma.
• Dennis Healy's page - Dennis is a "Blue Knight", and a Shadow Ace fan.
• John Wisor's page - John's got a lovely daughter and a fine 95 Red 750. The Z3 ain't too shabby either.
• Tony Long's Web Page - tony rides a 700S.
• Brent's Magna Web Page - OK - it's not a Nighthawk site, but Magna's are pretty cool bikes if you MUST have a cruiser!
• Les's page -Les rides an 85 450.
• Tod's Bike Page - Although his first bike looks fast, his Nighthawk is faster!
• Bart Stassen's Page - Bart rides an 84 650, and has some DIY maintenance info on his site.
• Michel's Page - Michel is restoring an 83 650. You can keep track of the progress on this site, and maybe pick up a tip or two on the trials and tribulations of restoration.
• Dave Kurtz's Page - Dave rides a 91 -750 in West Virginia - one of the prettiest states in the US.
• Russell Web's Page - A Texas lawyer who jumps out of perfectly good aircraft!
• Denise Howard's Web Page - Denise rides a 91 Red 750.
• Scott's Nighthawk 700S Page - Scott's got info and photos for you 700S riders.
• Bryan Dunlap's Home Page- Brian rides an 84 700S.
• Len's Home Page - Len's got a little a little bit of history on his 83/85 650.
• Naoto Watanabe's Homepage - Nao rides an 83 Horizon 750, the Japanese version of the Nighthawk. This link is to the English version of his homepage.
• Isamu Maeda's page - Isamu has a Japanese version 84 Nighthawk - 750 Police Bike which he is trying to restore.There's a link on his site which goes to some interesting photo's of Japanese police bikes through the years. If you don't read Japanese, just click here: Japanese Police Bikes
• DTW Central - Doug White's got a real nice Nighthawk 750 page. Check it out!
• LJF.COM Motorcycle page- Larry rides an 85 650. He's got some good links also.
• Casa de Yvil- Yvone rides a beautiful blue 93 750. Check out her trip to Corbin, where she had her legs lengthened without painful surgery!
• Paul Wisnesky's page- One of Paul's rides is a 91 Red 750.
• Eric Gibb-Eric rides a 97 black 750.
• Bill Saltarelli's page - Bill's got a 700S
• Kevin Blount's page- Kevin rides a 93 750.
• Jim's Place- Jim rides a black 92 750.
• Robert Fulwiler's page-You'll see a few pics of some of his ancient Honda rides. He's modernized now. 1995 Black 750.
• Louis Caplan's site- Check out his 1984 700S- he's got that KG luggage rack/backrest combo mounted on it. Now you can see what one looks like! Too bad KG is out of business. Start hunting in those salvage yards, folks!
• Dave Green's page- Dave ride's a 1983 Nighthawk 750. Nice photo of Dave stylin' through the countryside.
• Scott's 700SC page- A new page that Scott has put up on the 84-86 700SC.
• James Lozada's page- James is a new owner of a 85 700S.
• The Belk's page - The Belk's own a 95 - 750. That lucky bike gets to ride through the Ozarks.

• Interactive Motorcycle - Some great reading on this site.
• RMR Archive - An archive of the Rec.Motorcycles newsgroup contains reviews submitted by various owners, along with lot's of Motorcycle related information. This contains reviews of many bikes, not just Nighthawks. The Nighthawk reviews are in the Honda section.
• Motorcycle Online- A great online magazine, updated on a regular basis. They have a pretty good review archive also.
• Motorcycle World Connect- Another good online magazine.
• Motorworld Online- Still another decent online magazine.
• Streetbike Online-They also publish a small magazine that can be had for free at some establishments, or can be purchased via subscription.

• Ronnie Cramers Motorcycle Web Index- If you can't find it from this page, it probably isn't there!
• SDMC 2000+ Motorcycle Links- Lots of links, but not very well organized. Also, takes a long time to load.
• Yahoo- everyone knows Yahoo! They have a decent motorcycle section too.

• Bill John's excellent Motorcycle Camping Guide- Exactly what it says it is.
• Iron Horse- Information primarily for California bikers.
• IBMC- International Brotherhood of Motorcycle Campers
• Route 66-This will be an interesting trip. I will make it some day.
• Park Net-The National Park Service online-get the info straight from the Horse's mouth (or ass, depending on your political leanings)
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Other Motorcycling Links

• CB750 Mailing List Archive - Just what it says.
• CB 750 Mutilation Society - Hey, it's not as bad as it sounds.
• American Honda Website - Not a bad start, but it lacks "content" - IMHO
• Japanese Honda Website - More content than the American site, but- a bit more difficult to read and navigate!
• Honda CB650 Compendium- A good site for you 82 650 owners. A bit of history, and some maintenance tips for the last of the SOHC bikes.
• Whitehorse Press- A great source for books and miscellaneous equipment of interest to bikers.
• CB750 Pit Stop- A site dedicated to all CB750's, any year. Some Nighthawk owners are "registered" here. Check out the review of the 1977 CB750's, where you'll find that despite some people's claims, the 90's Nighthawk 750 stacks up extremely well against the early 750's . Although the early 750's had a slight edge in horsepower, the current models are more refined, and handle better. As for the intangibles, i.e. styling, comfort, ease of maintenance, well, that's your choice. I like them all.
• Short Biker's Home Page- A great site for those "vertically challenged" riders.
• CB750-Looks like a fantastic CB750 page-- unfortunately, I can't speak German!!
• Julie Holm's Page of fascination and wonder!- An interesting and humorous page.