Very high quality, optically correct windscreens.

Forum member jade found a place to get OEM Honda paint for your Hawk. Here's the paint codes for Hawks. I'll post additional ones as I get them.

• Blue: Honda PB115 Candy Flair Blue 2064

Here's a link to an online version of the factory manual over at hawkworks.net.

I've not yet used these guys, but am going to give their $20 standard analysis a try.

A great resource for race related products.

This guy has some killer parts for Hawks; chain rollers, sub-frames and tails, rear-sets and all sort of other goodies.

Plus he's got a line on a guy who can build Hawk motors . . Hmmmm, more power. :)

If you ever need parts for your bike, check with Jay Nemic first. He hooked me up with the new motor for the Hawk and I'm extremely happy with it.

He's always got quality parts and will help you find what you need for your bike. Give him a call and he'll most definitely take care of you.

This is probably the best motorcycle roadracing club in existence, anywhere in the world. The people who participate and help run this club are perhaps the most dedicated people in roadracing that I know. MARRC provides safety crew/cornerworking services at Summit Point Raceway, in Summit Point WV. MARRC also teaches a roadracing school where new riders can get their race licenses. Check out the site and come out to the races! The Mid-Atlantic Roadracing Club (MARRC) runs an accredited roadracing school and provides the safety crew for motorcycle races at Summit Point Raceway, West Virginia.

I have been involved with MARRC since I got my roadracing license in the spring of 1997 and have served on the board of directors, am an instructor in the roadracing school, and help out with cornerworking (on weekends I'm not racing).

Through FieldPost I also provide the e-mail for MARRC.