Had a "Harley Guy" at the grocery store call my bike "A foreign piece of crap." While he was standing next to his car, a Kia. He didn't see the irony. Too many people are blindly loyal to a motorcycle that is largely made of parts that aren't made in America. I say to each his own. If you're in the wind it shouldn't matter what you ride.
I don't believe this at all. Harley guys don't care what others ride. Jap bike guys are so delicate and get butt hurt and down right mean. Such a chip on their shoulder.
Total BS. In 11 years I haven't had a SINGLE issue with my 2 Harleys. The Honda Rebel, on the other hand, had multiple problems at the same time. Harleys are EXTREMELY reliable
We wrench on our HD’s bc we’re men, not bc it requires it to run. The emoji usage tells me everything I need to know. I’m judging your lifestyle btw, my neighbors are gay.
I had a Harley .. I bought it new !!.. I got tired of having it worked on .. so I bought a Honda and haven't put a wrench to it yet after 40,000 miles !
I love my fury. Over here in the northeast we have a lot of twisted back roads and the fury Just lays right into them so naturally. I always take the long way rather than the highway accept at night, it's easier to avoid animals on a large wide open road than a very tight twisted back road. I wanted/want a Harley low rider but don't want to be robbed to have it. So I resigned to buying a Vulcan sport then saw a Boulevard , what a cool bike. Then I came across a Honda fury on a showroom floor and it was over. I love the old school simplicity of it without the problems. It looks great from every angle and no nimble sport bike leans into the corners like it although they can out perform it easily. Riding for the pure feeling of enjoying handling a bike on a twisted up road at speeds that don't get you tickets, you can't beat the fun the fury has to offer. I call it a very well balanced bike. If they put two of these engines together as one and fattened the tank it would be insane and fun.
I normally have 2 bikes, sometimes more LOL. Harleys have come and gone but the Fury ain't goin nowhere. Have yet to find a bike I like more. That includes my 2021 Sportglide.
I have the exact color bike you have mine is a 2019 bought it for $10,500 with 18 miles on it! The Fury is my 6th street bike. I still have a HD Fatboy leaking oil and doesn't run. I tried to buy a Sportster S MSRP$14,999 no dealerships had one on the floor and HD is starting to allow their dealerships to play this shell game that car dealers play. I went to local dealer to ask for the MSRP on the Sportster S (I already knew what it was and just wanted to see what they'd say) they wanted my name, address, email, county I lived in blah blah blah went from a salesman to the assistant manager to the manager all to try a get a quote for the MSRP! In the end they were $5,000 over MSRP. I laughed and walked out another dealer got mad because I wanted to pay cash. Never experienced that before. If Harley keeps doing this they will be done their base is getting older and older. How many 20-30 year olds can afford 25K for a new motorcycle?
Ive had Harleys Triumphs Yamaha etc and I always go back to Honda. Im in love with my Honda Shadow 1100 Spirit! Best bike I ever owned and Im the original owner and have put over 50 thousand miles no it and have had no major mechanical issues. The fuel pump and stator+rectifiar are all thats been replaced both recent too. Thats it!
I agree with everything you said because I have a Harley-Davidson and I absolutely adore that bike but since I bought the fury it's been sitting in my shed and all I want to ride now is my Fury I absolutely love it it doesn't have the Harley sound but its got a great sound and it is reliable as hell and will last probably four times as long or more
I feel exactly like you bro. I had a 88' Shadow 800 then bought a 06' Sabre. Now I'm saving for a Fury. I do own an HD, but I'm a Honda guy at heart, like my father. He has a 78' cb750 chopper and it still runs strong today
I’ve never been a fan of Honda at all. Bought my first bike as a 22 fury. I’d always look at the Harley’s wishing I could’ve afforded that instead. Price was a huge price point. I didn’t want used. The fury was way too good to be true. I’ve done the basic Boltons on it and I love my bike. I’ve ridden a friends 20 street bob harley. I realized real fast I didn’t like the normal controls. I love my front controls. I love the reliability. And if I get a harley down the road it’ll be a weekend queen. But my fury is here to stay until it falls apart. The fury really made me fall in love with Honda. On top at every ride with my friends my bike always steals the attention. Something I never would’ve thought possible. Gas station stops I always get compliments and disbelief Honda makes a bike that comes like this from the factory.
Can't wait to motovlog soon with the exact same bike. I love this fury. Rides amazing and feels amazing. Mine is a 2020, greetings from the west coast. 💪🏼😎👍🏼
thing i find insane is you can buy 2 furys for the price of 1 harley both being brand new well depending on which version of a harley with some trims and models 3-4 furys per 1 harley. That reason alone is why im going with fury plus ive always liked the chopper look, but i also would like to have my own place as well so in that aspect harley can go pound sand. If harley went back to their roots and made bikes affordable for the working man i would love to buy 1. I could go the route of buying used, but looking at listings where im at people are either asking for to much,high mileage at the point of engine replacement and generally people don't take of their shit and more often then not there's something wrong with it, but because they wanna get rid of it will keep it on the hush hush until it gets to the new home then it becomes a "you" problem.
More than that. And then they'd charge you $600 for a "fury" leather Jacket made in China, like they do all the HD merch. Harley guys are such D-bag snobs. I sold both my harley's because the snobbery
As far as I'm concerned, Harley definitely has been dropping the ball on making a cool bike like the fury and Honda is smart enough to do it very well right under their noses. Love my fury.
My whole life i dreamed of getting a Harley. My time finally came, empty nest, great work/life balance, moved to deep south where weather is beautiful all year round. I bought my dream Harley, a Road King. When the guy pulled up to deliver her, i was giddy like a 10 year old. I got on it, cranked her up, revved the motor, inside my head was playing "born to be wild" put it in 1st and the dream was over, i didnt feel like i was instantly badass, people didnt all run to the bike like i was the coolest guy at bike night. Turned out i was just another guy on a black bagger lmao
I've owned 1 Harley and it wasn't bad. Had it for under a year and got rid of it. Honda's I've been using since the 70's though. Most memorable a 83 V65, a V45 for my son's, both those had over 80000 miles on them when I parted ways and neither ever had a wrench on them..... Fuel pumps, starters things like that yes. On my second Shadow now first one again with over 80000 the current one with 31000. It's hard to beat their reliability. A couple others that I liked, Cushman Super Eagle in the early 60's Ninja 900 early 80's and a 1200 Bandit early 2000's all great bikes.
At least it’s American made - “with Japanese fuel injection system, carbs and electronics” I won’t slams brands - I’d rather ride/ drive Hondas, reliable, cheap and easy to work on. My Shadow isn’t a step stone to a Harley, it’s exactly what I sought to ride. Metric cruisers are cool.
Well a Honda Fury certainly looks like a Harley except the price I would hope is a lot less. I ride a 1979 CB 750 that I got back then. Harleys are beautiful bikes. My bike does not look like a Harley, but I named her Beautiful. I'm not sure if the same applies, but the steel used inn the Honda Exhaust system in 79 rotted out early. Although L like the OEM look, Beauty dropped about 60 pounds in exhaust pipes, and got a 10 lbs header. She can ride llke a rocket, or just a innocent cruiser- - btw: the low ennd torque thing - if fuel injected, I cant comment. For Carbs, make them richer ( idle) when loosing backpressure -
People that ride Hardly a Davidson or Harley Davidson think that they are just better than everyone else, simply because of the name. I was approached at a HD dealership in the parking lot by a guy that said my GoldWing is "jap crap". I asked him what kind of TV do you own. He said a Visio. I asked what kind of car does he have. He said Acura. I asked him about his washer and dryer, dishwasher, washing and dryer. All his answers were "jap crap" even the phone he has. I told him that you own "jap crap" products that are made overseas and HD parts are made overseas. HD takes these parts and build a bike from them so technically your HD is as much " jap crap " as my GoldWing but you paid three times as much because of the name. I also pointed out that my bike was a 1978, there MIGHT be one or two 1978 HD on the road today. Needless to say he didn't like what I said and acted like he wanted to take this conversation to another level. I told him "don't let that HD piece of crap get you put in the hospital. Every HD rider " thinks" that they are better than other motorcycle owners.
How come we can't talk about our metric ride without saying "but there's nothing wrong with a HD." Its like talking about some gay friend and having to say "not that there is anything wrong with that." Ride what you want. I've commuted my Fury over 30,000 miles and love that thing. My commuter scooter for as long as I can.
HD doesn’t make a Fury? They did when that style was popular, going on a few decades now. You can find these things cheap on the used market, compared to HD’s. Hearing your progression from a Shadow makes sense. You talked about HD heritage, “other companies were operating just on other parts of the world…” Honda was almost 50 years after HD started selling bikes.
Went to eagles nest in Lathrop CA. I sat on every bike. (I’m 6’5) and didn’t find anything that hit the spot. Then went to SHY in Stockton CA and sat on this yellow Honda furry and my legs and seating position felt amazing on my back. Think the furry mite be the one.
2:11 Dude... Harley Davidson Breakout.... it's sooooo much more but still, probably the best example for a "chopper" style like the Fury. No hate either, I just bought a Fury myself!
The irony with harley guys that hate foereign bikes is that they dont realize that the usdm hondas are actually manufactered in the u.s while harley davidson manufactures everything over seas with the exception of the tanks and tins.
@@EsotericRider I worked as a technician for honda when I was still in my 20s. There are somewhere between 12 and 16 different manufacturing plants for honda in the u.s. They figured its easier and cheaper on both them and the costumer if the cars and bikes were built here to the american emissions standards rather than converting them because they have different emissions regulations in europe and asia. Which is why a brand new shadow phantom is still less than 10k from the factory.
If you had to get on a plane and 1 was made by Honda and 1 was made by HD, which 1 would you fly on? Anyhoo, Harleys are beautiful bikes. Some day, I'd love to have a Evo Softail with some Jeff Cochran mods but for now, my Fury will do just fine.
My Honda Fury was actually made in Pennsylvania. That's what alot of people don't realize, Honda, Toyota and even Nissan make alot of there Bikes/Cars in the US.
These days, you’re almost looked down upon for riding a Harley-Davidson instead of an import, and I find that pretty ironic. Every import rider I know does nothing but talk mad smack about Harleys despite every engine they’ve built since and including the Evolution being bulletproof. This isn’t the ‘70s.
The Fury's are SWEEEEETTTTT!...a lot of HD parts come from across the "pond" but I love the old school Harley's............ I agree a motorcycle is a motorcycle....Just Ride 👍 I ride a 93 Shadow.
Just like the Fury mine is 2019, most guys I've talked to like my Bike, but should I say it Hmm aren't man enough to ride one as if you have to be, Ride what you want My son has a beautiful HD Road Glide Special, but is never satisfied changing this changing that of course he's young, I'm 70 years old and finally got the best bike (my opinion) on the street, oh and my last bike was a Victory Vision and prior was a 2006 Soft tail standard, next to my Fury that was then best HD Harley made.
I like your bike. I bought a 2021 Rebel 1100DCT In the dark red because like you, all I've seen is black bikes. Harley is a very nice bike, but not worth what you have to pay. If the Fury came with a DCT option, I would have bought it instead of the Rebel. Thank you for the nice video and stay safe. Peace. Eric in Kissimme, Florida
There is No Harley that rides or looks like a fury … it’s a great bike and extremely beautiful and very comfortable as well … I’ve owned 2 Harley’s … I do not ride them anymore … I like the metric price and easy to repair … the Fury is my bike … and I’m a veteran… I can’t tell you how many times I ride my Harley’s around and other Harley riders would say why do ride that .. at 5ft 6 155 lbs I don’t like very heavy bikes .. I spent too dollar for my sportsters and every upgrade possible … it didn’t matter … so I got rid of both Harley’s … I got tired of grown ass men acting like a baby child towards a very nice guy who never causes any trouble and I’m kind to everyone … I never have anyone say why do ride a metric instead of a Harley that ride a metric … and also why do fat outta shape people act like they are so tough and a bad ass because they ride a Harley 😂😂😂 when in reality they are just big and fat over eaters and drunks … that’s all I see … maybe it’s just my state of idaho … I do not care WTF they ride … because I know a motorcycle doesn’t make a man Jack shit 😂😂😂 I digress 😂😂😂😂😂 GO Fury 👍👍🏆 an absolute work of art that rides like a Cadillac and has plenty of power … you can do upgrades that will give you more power if that’s what you want
Plus, Honda bikes are more reliable than Harleys are, and they don't require as much maintenance either. My grandad would tell me if I get a bike, get a Honda, Kawasaki, or a Yamaha.
ngl every non-motorcycle guy/girl prob think it is a harley. People think bagger/bobber/softail or anything not adv or racer=Harley haha. Honda got the sickest and prob most diverse bikes
Harley-Davidson may be assembled in the U.S but most of all the parts are made in other countries so its no longer a true American made motorcycle. I love the Harley's but dang the price is ridiculous. I love my fury wouldnt trade it for anything. Im not gonna down anyone's bike, well a scooter i will. I hate scooters. Lol. The most important thing is that you're riding man. Enjoy the open rode. Peace out ✌️
For me it the price for an HD thats the reason I avoid them that and I don't really care where something comes from plus Honda seems to have a reputation for making bikes that just won't die.
Nice video, i was at my local Harley dealer getting my free 1K service done on my 21 street bob 114, and yes i did say free, since the bike was purchased there. Decided to take a gander around the showroom, just to try and spend more money i didnt have, when a bike that stuck out like a sore thumb, a Honda fury that was used as a trade-in, was sitting caught my attention. They wanted 8K for a 2011 fury with just under 5K miles on the clock, my first thought was the fit and finish was a lack thereof, especially with plastic fenders.
Harley riders are a cult believe me. I own a FXR so I know the mentality but things are truly different on a Harley my daily ride?2007 XVS 1300 tourer only new bike I have ever bought new yeah the resale value went through the floor past the basement but for out the door price I have all I wanted where I
Had a "Harley Guy" at the grocery store call my bike "A foreign piece of crap." While he was standing next to his car, a Kia. He didn't see the irony.
Too many people are blindly loyal to a motorcycle that is largely made of parts that aren't made in America. I say to each his own. If you're in the wind it shouldn't matter what you ride.
IT IS OR EVENTUALLY IS THE WATER....
Amen
I don't believe this at all. Harley guys don't care what others ride. Jap bike guys are so delicate and get butt hurt and down right mean. Such a chip on their shoulder.
To each his own . But I would rather ride than wrench . So that is the reason I'll always ride a Honda . ✌😉👌👯
Total BS. In 11 years I haven't had a SINGLE issue with my 2 Harleys. The Honda Rebel, on the other hand, had multiple problems at the same time. Harleys are EXTREMELY reliable
We wrench on our HD’s bc we’re men, not bc it requires it to run. The emoji usage tells me everything I need to know. I’m judging your lifestyle btw, my neighbors are gay.
@@freebehindbars8654 You definitely got that fruitcake figured out #HarleyOrNothing #PhukTheJaps
I had a Harley .. I bought it new !!.. I got tired of having it worked on .. so I bought a Honda and haven't put a wrench to it yet after 40,000 miles !
The Fury is in a class of its own.
I love my fury. Over here in the northeast we have a lot of twisted back roads and the fury
Just lays right into them so naturally. I always take the long way rather than the highway accept at night, it's easier to avoid animals on a large wide open road than a very tight twisted back road. I wanted/want a Harley low rider but don't want to be robbed to have it. So I resigned to buying a Vulcan sport then saw a Boulevard , what a cool bike. Then I came across a Honda fury on a showroom floor and it was over. I love the old school simplicity of it without the problems. It looks great from every angle and no nimble sport bike leans into the corners like it although they can out perform it easily. Riding for the pure feeling of enjoying handling a bike on a twisted up road at speeds that don't get you tickets, you can't beat the fun the fury has to offer. I call it a very well balanced bike. If they put two of these engines together as one and fattened the tank it would be insane and fun.
I normally have 2 bikes, sometimes more LOL. Harleys have come and gone but the Fury ain't goin nowhere. Have yet to find a bike I like more. That includes my 2021 Sportglide.
Harley Davidson does do a nice job on their chrome and paint, metal fenders too. From a price standpoint, I would buy a Honda.
I have the exact color bike you have mine is a 2019 bought it for $10,500 with 18 miles on it! The Fury is my 6th street bike. I still have a HD Fatboy leaking oil and doesn't run. I tried to buy a Sportster S MSRP$14,999 no dealerships had one on the floor and HD is starting to allow their dealerships to play this shell game that car dealers play. I went to local dealer to ask for the MSRP on the Sportster S (I already knew what it was and just wanted to see what they'd say) they wanted my name, address, email, county I lived in blah blah blah went from a salesman to the assistant manager to the manager all to try a get a quote for the MSRP! In the end they were $5,000 over MSRP. I laughed and walked out another dealer got mad because I wanted to pay cash. Never experienced that before. If Harley keeps doing this they will be done their base is getting older and older. How many 20-30 year olds can afford 25K for a new motorcycle?
Ive had Harleys Triumphs Yamaha etc and I always go back to Honda. Im in love with my Honda Shadow 1100 Spirit! Best bike I ever owned and Im the original owner and have put over 50 thousand miles no it and have had no major mechanical issues. The fuel pump and stator+rectifiar are all thats been replaced both recent too. Thats it!
The Spirit 1100 is bulletproof !
I agree with everything you said because I have a Harley-Davidson and I absolutely adore that bike but since I bought the fury it's been sitting in my shed and all I want to ride now is my Fury I absolutely love it it doesn't have the Harley sound but its got a great sound and it is reliable as hell and will last probably four times as long or more
I just bought the 2023 fury in pearl yellow awesome bike
I feel exactly like you bro. I had a 88' Shadow 800 then bought a 06' Sabre. Now I'm saving for a Fury. I do own an HD, but I'm a Honda guy at heart, like my father. He has a 78' cb750 chopper and it still runs strong today
I’ve never been a fan of Honda at all. Bought my first bike as a 22 fury. I’d always look at the Harley’s wishing I could’ve afforded that instead. Price was a huge price point. I didn’t want used. The fury was way too good to be true. I’ve done the basic Boltons on it and I love my bike. I’ve ridden a friends 20 street bob harley. I realized real fast I didn’t like the normal controls. I love my front controls. I love the reliability. And if I get a harley down the road it’ll be a weekend queen. But my fury is here to stay until it falls apart. The fury really made me fall in love with Honda. On top at every ride with my friends my bike always steals the attention. Something I never would’ve thought possible. Gas station stops I always get compliments and disbelief Honda makes a bike that comes like this from the factory.
Why did I buy a Honda instead of a Harley? Dependability!!
2017 Honda fury was my first bike I owned and actual motorcycle I’ve rode besides dirt bikes, still have it sticking to the Honda name
Can't wait to motovlog soon with the exact same bike. I love this fury. Rides amazing and feels amazing. Mine is a 2020, greetings from the west coast. 💪🏼😎👍🏼
First question: Why would you buy a Harley?? 😂
been a harley dude for 30 years. Because of your channel I'm looking for a Fury...
You'll enjoy the fury as much as your harley! i can promise you that!
@@EsotericRider I have no doubt
You won't be sorry! I've been riding Honda since 1972. I've had many of them, and the Fury my favorite!
thing i find insane is you can buy 2 furys for the price of 1 harley both being brand new well depending on which version of a harley with some trims and models 3-4 furys per 1 harley. That reason alone is why im going with fury plus ive always liked the chopper look, but i also would like to have my own place as well so in that aspect harley can go pound sand. If harley went back to their roots and made bikes affordable for the working man i would love to buy 1. I could go the route of buying used, but looking at listings where im at people are either asking for to much,high mileage at the point of engine replacement and generally people don't take of their shit and more often then not there's something wrong with it, but because they wanna get rid of it will keep it on the hush hush until it gets to the new home then it becomes a "you" problem.
Here in the UK we have had barely 10 days a year since 2022 that have been good for riding due to the weather. Michigan sounds positively fabulous.
I love the Honda Fury, it’s an awesome cruiser. Think about it, if HD would had made the Fury, we will be paying double or triple for it
More than that. And then they'd charge you $600 for a "fury" leather Jacket made in China, like they do all the HD merch. Harley guys are such D-bag snobs. I sold both my harley's because the snobbery
As far as I'm concerned, Harley definitely has been dropping the ball on making a cool bike like the fury and Honda is smart enough to do it very well right under their noses. Love my fury.
My whole life i dreamed of getting a Harley. My time finally came, empty nest, great work/life balance, moved to deep south where weather is beautiful all year round. I bought my dream Harley, a Road King. When the guy pulled up to deliver her, i was giddy like a 10 year old. I got on it, cranked her up, revved the motor, inside my head was playing "born to be wild" put it in 1st and the dream was over, i didnt feel like i was instantly badass, people didnt all run to the bike like i was the coolest guy at bike night. Turned out i was just another guy on a black bagger lmao
i quickly sold my Harley and went back to Hondas, i knew i loved how they ride, and didnt care who thought it was cool or not lol
I've owned 1 Harley and it wasn't bad. Had it for under a year and got rid of it. Honda's I've been using since the 70's though. Most memorable a 83 V65, a V45 for my son's, both those had over 80000 miles on them when I parted ways and neither ever had a wrench on them..... Fuel pumps, starters things like that yes. On my second Shadow now first one again with over 80000 the current one with 31000. It's hard to beat their reliability. A couple others that I liked, Cushman Super Eagle in the early 60's Ninja 900 early 80's and a 1200 Bandit early 2000's all great bikes.
At least it’s American made - “with Japanese fuel injection system, carbs and electronics”
I won’t slams brands - I’d rather ride/ drive Hondas, reliable, cheap and easy to work on.
My Shadow isn’t a step stone to a Harley, it’s exactly what I sought to ride. Metric cruisers are cool.
Well a Honda Fury certainly looks like a Harley except the price I would hope is a lot less. I ride a 1979 CB 750 that I got back then. Harleys are beautiful bikes. My bike does not look like a Harley, but I named her Beautiful. I'm not sure if the same applies, but the steel used inn the Honda Exhaust system in 79 rotted out early. Although L like the OEM look, Beauty dropped about 60 pounds in exhaust pipes, and got a 10 lbs header. She can ride llke a rocket, or just a innocent cruiser- -
btw: the low ennd torque thing - if fuel injected, I cant comment. For Carbs, make them richer ( idle) when loosing backpressure -
Good message brother, the more diverse the bike scene is just makes it better. Ride ur ride!
People that ride Hardly a Davidson or Harley Davidson think that they are just better than everyone else, simply because of the name. I was approached at a HD dealership in the parking lot by a guy that said my GoldWing is "jap crap". I asked him what kind of TV do you own. He said a Visio. I asked what kind of car does he have. He said Acura. I asked him about his washer and dryer, dishwasher, washing and dryer. All his answers were "jap crap" even the phone he has. I told him that you own "jap crap" products that are made overseas and HD parts are made overseas. HD takes these parts and build a bike from them so technically your HD is as much " jap crap " as my GoldWing but you paid three times as much because of the name. I also pointed out that my bike was a 1978, there MIGHT be one or two 1978 HD on the road today. Needless to say he didn't like what I said and acted like he wanted to take this conversation to another level. I told him "don't let that HD piece of crap get you put in the hospital. Every HD rider " thinks" that they are better than other motorcycle owners.
How come we can't talk about our metric ride without saying "but there's nothing wrong with a HD." Its like talking about some gay friend and having to say "not that there is anything wrong with that." Ride what you want. I've commuted my Fury over 30,000 miles and love that thing. My commuter scooter for as long as I can.
HD doesn’t make a Fury? They did when that style was popular, going on a few decades now. You can find these things cheap on the used market, compared to HD’s. Hearing your progression from a Shadow makes sense. You talked about HD heritage, “other companies were operating just on other parts of the world…” Honda was almost 50 years after HD started selling bikes.
Went to eagles nest in Lathrop CA. I sat on every bike. (I’m 6’5) and didn’t find anything that hit the spot. Then went to SHY in Stockton CA and sat on this yellow Honda furry and my legs and seating position felt amazing on my back. Think the furry mite be the one.
2:11 Dude... Harley Davidson Breakout.... it's sooooo much more but still, probably the best example for a "chopper" style like the Fury. No hate either, I just bought a Fury myself!
The irony with harley guys that hate foereign bikes is that they dont realize that the usdm hondas are actually manufactered in the u.s while harley davidson manufactures everything over seas with the exception of the tanks and tins.
I can confirm that as true. Alot of harley parts are made overseas, way more than I expected. I have more American parts on my fury.
@@EsotericRider I worked as a technician for honda when I was still in my 20s. There are somewhere between 12 and 16 different manufacturing plants for honda in the u.s. They figured its easier and cheaper on both them and the costumer if the cars and bikes were built here to the american emissions standards rather than converting them because they have different emissions regulations in europe and asia. Which is why a brand new shadow phantom is still less than 10k from the factory.
I think it’s time to introduce you to another motorcycle.
No , it’s not another Fury
But you will enjoy it as much as the Fury.
💀 Honda Valkyrie 💀
If you had to get on a plane and 1 was made by Honda and 1 was made by HD, which 1 would you fly on? Anyhoo, Harleys are beautiful bikes. Some day, I'd love to have a Evo Softail with some Jeff Cochran mods but for now, my Fury will do just fine.
My Honda Fury was actually made in Pennsylvania. That's what alot of people don't realize, Honda, Toyota and even Nissan make alot of there Bikes/Cars in the US.
These days, you’re almost looked down upon for riding a Harley-Davidson instead of an import, and I find that pretty ironic. Every import rider I know does nothing but talk mad smack about Harleys despite every engine they’ve built since and including the Evolution being bulletproof. This isn’t the ‘70s.
V twins older than the pyramids.
Yes , I think people like them because they are very Americana
The Fury's are SWEEEEETTTTT!...a lot of HD parts come from across the "pond" but I love the old school Harley's............ I agree a motorcycle is a motorcycle....Just Ride 👍 I ride a 93 Shadow.
Just like the Fury mine is 2019, most guys I've talked to like my Bike, but should I say it Hmm aren't man enough to ride one as if you have to be, Ride what you want My son has a beautiful HD Road Glide Special, but is never satisfied changing this changing that of course he's young, I'm 70 years old and finally got the best bike (my opinion) on the street, oh and my last bike was a Victory Vision and prior was a 2006 Soft tail standard, next to my Fury that was then best HD Harley made.
The nicest answer to this question would be: Well, I did. It's in my garage right now.
I like your bike. I bought a 2021 Rebel 1100DCT In the dark red because like you, all I've seen is black bikes. Harley is a very nice bike, but not worth what you have to pay.
If the Fury came with a DCT option, I would have bought it instead of the Rebel.
Thank you for the nice video and stay safe. Peace. Eric in Kissimme, Florida
Honestly, HDs make great bikes but everyone seems to have one and the HD fan boy mentality kind of drives me away. Wind is all the same
It's freedom on two wheels, that's it.
There is No Harley that rides or looks like a fury … it’s a great bike and extremely beautiful and very comfortable as well … I’ve owned 2 Harley’s … I do not ride them anymore … I like the metric price and easy to repair … the Fury is my bike … and I’m a veteran… I can’t tell you how many times I ride my Harley’s around and other Harley riders would say why do ride that .. at 5ft 6 155 lbs I don’t like very heavy bikes .. I spent too dollar for my sportsters and every upgrade possible … it didn’t matter … so I got rid of both Harley’s … I got tired of grown ass men acting like a baby child towards a very nice guy who never causes any trouble and I’m kind to everyone … I never have anyone say why do ride a metric instead of a Harley that ride a metric … and also why do fat outta shape people act like they are so tough and a bad ass because they ride a Harley 😂😂😂 when in reality they are just big and fat over eaters and drunks … that’s all I see … maybe it’s just my state of idaho … I do not care WTF they ride … because I know a motorcycle doesn’t make a man Jack shit 😂😂😂 I digress 😂😂😂😂😂 GO Fury 👍👍🏆 an absolute work of art that rides like a Cadillac and has plenty of power … you can do upgrades that will give you more power if that’s what you want
Plus, Honda bikes are more reliable than Harleys are, and they don't require as much maintenance either. My grandad would tell me if I get a bike, get a Honda, Kawasaki, or a Yamaha.
Can anyone tell me if a beginner that's never been on a motorcycle could handle a fury
I bought a Honda because they last for a very long time and very low maintenance and very reliable.
ngl every non-motorcycle guy/girl prob think it is a harley. People think bagger/bobber/softail or anything not adv or racer=Harley haha. Honda got the sickest and prob most diverse bikes
I usually say quality and if theyre pressing i tell them i got the bike for me not because i wanted someone elses approval.
Metric gang baby! I ride a yamaha bolt and I love it! I get that's a slick sportster
Harley-Davidson may be assembled in the U.S but most of all the parts are made in other countries so its no longer a true American made motorcycle. I love the Harley's but dang the price is ridiculous. I love my fury wouldnt trade it for anything. Im not gonna down anyone's bike, well a scooter i will. I hate scooters. Lol. The most important thing is that you're riding man. Enjoy the open rode. Peace out ✌️
I own a Spirit 1100 because I can't afford a Harley. It's 20 years old and still runs like new. AND ... no stealership BULLSHIT.
For me it the price for an HD thats the reason I avoid them that and I don't really care where something comes from plus Honda seems to have a reputation for making bikes that just won't die.
Honda > Harley, sorry fellas. Own a Harley, own the best. Ride a mile, walk the rest...
why you don't change to higher gear keep on riding in lower gear like the fouth gear
Nice video, i was at my local Harley dealer getting my free 1K service done on my 21 street bob 114, and yes i did say free, since the bike was purchased there. Decided to take a gander around the showroom, just to try and spend more money i didnt have, when a bike that stuck out like a sore thumb, a Honda fury that was used as a trade-in, was sitting caught my attention. They wanted 8K for a 2011 fury with just under 5K miles on the clock, my first thought was the fit and finish was a lack thereof, especially with plastic fenders.
Would you suggest the fury for a beginner
My Honda was built in America, was cheaper and more dependable than alot of other bikes, so why would I want any other brand.
Honda F ❤ very high quality bike
HARLEY DISCONTINUED ENTRY LEVEL-NOW WANTS TO SELL ONLY HIGH-END.
Love my Fury !!
Wow,never mentioned reliability
Harley now made in Thailand and china, like triumph is no longer made here in England
I love my fury
Fury Plymouth
Harley isn't made in America anymore either
I was thinking cost its probably cheaper than harley
Honda is cheaper maybe?
Well said, I got a Fury and Gday from🇦🇺😃australia
Because they don’t make the fury
I have both
Harley riders are a cult believe me. I own a FXR so I know the mentality but things are truly different on a Harley my daily ride?2007 XVS 1300 tourer only new bike I have ever bought new yeah the resale value went through the floor past the basement but for out the door price I have all I wanted where I
Valk a reeeeeee!!!!
Esoteric rider? Mason by any chance?
one word... 'overpriced'
Hondas, easier to spell
I have a Honda cb1100 I stay with Honda. nope never will by Harley
Overpriced eye candy with all that chrome . Nice bikes just over priced .
They're clunkers, they vibrate apart
Harley, I guess if you want to blow your dad's money, hahahahaah😢
Compère to. Vtx 1800 , it’s pisoSHIT !!!!
Honda is built in America more than Harley
Grandad's bike
AMC, hahahaha😅😢😢😢😢😢
AMF