About the Honda NT650 Hawk GT
Hawk GT service parts, with each component’s application kept separate.
Honda identifies the NT650 as the Hawk GT in its owner’s manual. The manual records a 647cc engine and separate engine and frame identification, useful details when researching a motorcycle that has been repaired or modified over the years.
The selected carburetor kit, brake pads and clutch plate on this page list NT650 1988–1991. More specialised service items have narrower coverage: the dust seals list 1989–1990, and the steel clutch plate lists 1988–1989. Treat those as individual applications rather than one common year range.
Identify the leaking or worn component first
A fork dust seal protects the outside of the fork-seal area; it does not replace the oil seal that retains fork oil. A steel clutch plate and a friction plate also serve different positions in a clutch stack. Those distinctions matter more than a product title that happens to include NT650.
Know your Honda NT650 before choosing partsHawk GT service years and component differences
1988–1991
Selected core service parts
The carburetor rebuild kit, brake pads and clutch plate below list NT650 1988–1991.
Parts checkpoint: Confirm contents and the fitted assembly for each repair.
1989–1990
Fork dust-seal application
The selected dust seal has narrower NT650 coverage. It is an external protective seal, separate from the fork oil seal.
Parts checkpoint: Do not use it as the remedy for a leaking oil seal.
1988–1989
Steel clutch-plate application
The selected steel plate lists 1988–1989. The other clutch plate lists 1988–1991.
Parts checkpoint: Preserve the required plate types and stack arrangement.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingHonda NT650 identification checklist
- Record the NT650 model and year, plus frame and engine markings.
- Photograph carburetor identification before selecting a rebuild kit for a modified or imported bike.
- Identify front or rear brake position and distinguish fork oil seals, dust seals, steel clutch plates and friction plates.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.