I love mine. 2016 Fury. I got the dark grey color. I changed out the seat, pipes, and handlebar grips. One of the best lookin and reliable bikes on the road.
I bought one in April, the yellow pearl metallic grows on you, although I wish the frame were black. I've changed the seat, putting on a Mustang Daytripper seat, Cobra swept exhaust and Fi2000R injector controller, spiked air cleaner, and Memphis Shades bullet fairing, color-matched to the bike. It rides great, sounds awesome, and I get compliments wherever I go!
I agree, it's sad that they don't make the 1800 anymore but the 1300 doesn't run out too bad. Cruise control and a more up to date chassis would be awesome.
just bought the 2022 I definitely got the pipes changed that is one modification they should change. I'll add different things every winter to make it a little more to my liking
THEY MADE A GREAT 1800C the fury's big brother.. loved that bike.. as for the horrible cornering of choppers with the stretched out front ends like American Iron Horse Texas Chopper of which i also own... and all i can say is ride before you dispel theory as fact.. although they look like they wouldnt handle well many a chopper rider would teach you a thing or 2...and it is a different kind of ride for people that have no need to rush anywhere because the enjoyment of the trip is getting there...
The picture you have where it says you stole my look lol The Honda Fury was designed by Arlen Ness and Paul Senior that was going to be a production bike and then Paul Senior went into bankruptcy so it never happened until he sold it to Honda
First bike was vstar 650 then 1200 sporty stoped riding after that for about 7 years man I love my fury I like the v twin but with Honda reliability wish there was more aftermarket stuff for it but I love my 2022 it’s a dope bike for sure it’s easy and comfortable to ride for sure what I don’t understand with the people but say that you can’t ride it long distance because my opinion you can I’m 6 foot 240 and I can ride that bike for hours no problem
The fury is one of many bikes I want. I currently ride a 2012 Vulcan 900 classic. Thinking about trading it for a fury. I'm not crazy about the yellow though
I agree … however there’s an easy fix … wrap it 👍👍 it’s less than a grand … you can do any design you want … any color you want … and the new wraps have ceramic coating capabilities …. It’s way cheaper than a custom paint job…. The Fury is awesome
Hey, fyi... I know this vid isn't about the KT250, but I just wanted to comment on your latest vid, figuring there's a better chance you'll check it. Anyway, I've contacted a fabricator who has specialized in custom, smaller run and one off 2 stroke expansion chambers. I'm, at this point, waiting on additional info regarding a run of bolt on pipes for the KT250. I don't bother with Facebook which is why I'm leaving this here and not on the owners page. My question to you is, do you think there's an interest in an aftermarket "mid range" pipe?
That silver painted frame on a yellow is hideous looking that bike needs serious paint work and you got to get rid of those ugly reflectors To be quite honest I've heard several people say that they quit making the fury back in 2020 or 2021 so I'm shocked to hear this news but it is good news cuz the fury is a really good bike
Honda only stopped making it in 2021 due to covid. I love my 2013 Fury in flaked blue with Cobra pipes, air box and Fi2000 fuel/air mixture management thingy. My first shaft bike too and I love the whole package.
@@evelkestriegel I'm coming from the Yamaha Bolt R-Spec. This looks like a step up. I had my eye on a Harley Low Rider S but at $18K a bit out of my price range. The Softail Standard a bit more reasonable but I hear Harleys cost a fortune in maintenance. I don't know, I've never had one, friends of mine rave about them. I've have very little trouble with my Yamaha.
People still ride Choppers I see Choppers all over the place Choppers bobbers all over the place I have a Honda Fury I also have a Harley-Davidson but since I got my Fury my Harley sits in the shed and I ride my Fury all the time I absolutely love it is the coolest looking Factory chop on the road and the most reliable and the easiest to handle it's a great bike all the way around⁰
The fury desperately needs another 15hp/15tq and a 6spd. If Honda could do that at a very similar or competitive price point like the fury’s current MSRP I think it would be a lot more popular.
I love mine. 2016 Fury. I got the dark grey color. I changed out the seat, pipes, and handlebar grips. One of the best lookin and reliable bikes on the road.
Right on!
I like Furys alot, But Honda really needs to offer more colors.
I agree 100%
I bought one in April, the yellow pearl metallic grows on you, although I wish the frame were black. I've changed the seat, putting on a Mustang Daytripper seat, Cobra swept exhaust and Fi2000R injector controller, spiked air cleaner, and Memphis Shades bullet fairing, color-matched to the bike. It rides great, sounds awesome, and I get compliments wherever I go!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
The 2020 dark blue metallic is great.. I love mine
They should’ve taken the VTX 1800 motor and put it in this thing then it would be a monster
I agree, it's sad that they don't make the 1800 anymore but the 1300 doesn't run out too bad. Cruise control and a more up to date chassis would be awesome.
Absolutely
just bought the 2022 I definitely got the pipes changed that is one modification they should change. I'll add different things every winter to make it a little more to my liking
Awesome man! It's a great bike
Man I have a 2010 live in NY and I ride every day to work at summer, from queens to Manhattan, and the bike handle it perfect, Ride Safe!!!!
They are really nice riding bikes for sure! Thanks for watching!
THEY MADE A GREAT 1800C the fury's big brother.. loved that bike.. as for the horrible cornering of choppers with the stretched out front ends like American Iron Horse Texas Chopper of which i also own... and all i can say is ride before you dispel theory as fact.. although they look like they wouldnt handle well many a chopper rider would teach you a thing or 2...and it is a different kind of ride for people that have no need to rush anywhere because the enjoyment of the trip is getting there...
Choppers will always be cool.
I am hoping they make a 2023 ! The yellow was cool the silver frame ruined it for me, should of been black.
love mine. 2014 red w/ white. had new cobra pipes and intake. amazing bike
I really liked the motor on that bike and the seating position is super comfortable. Really shocked me
I have the same bike year color and set up. Great bike.
I have a dark blue 2020 and I LOVE IT !! ,,,, it gets the looks !!
The picture you have where it says you stole my look lol
The Honda Fury was designed by Arlen Ness and Paul Senior that was going to be a production bike and then Paul Senior went into bankruptcy so it never happened until he sold it to Honda
Had no idea. Obviously. Lol thanks for sharing
Same look as the Billy Bike from Easy Rider in a way
First bike was vstar 650 then 1200 sporty stoped riding after that for about 7 years man I love my fury I like the v twin but with Honda reliability wish there was more aftermarket stuff for it but I love my 2022 it’s a dope bike for sure it’s easy and comfortable to ride for sure what I don’t understand with the people but say that you can’t ride it long distance because my opinion you can I’m 6 foot 240 and I can ride that bike for hours no problem
The fury is one of many bikes I want. I currently ride a 2012 Vulcan 900 classic. Thinking about trading it for a fury. I'm not crazy about the yellow though
Yeah, the yellow is not the best color but the bike rides amazingly well
I agree … however there’s an easy fix … wrap it 👍👍 it’s less than a grand … you can do any design you want … any color you want … and the new wraps have ceramic coating capabilities …. It’s way cheaper than a custom paint job…. The Fury is awesome
It is calf sit yellow and they only have one color a year hope next year is a better color
So how much did it sell for?
I love my 2010 fury
Hey, fyi... I know this vid isn't about the KT250, but I just wanted to comment on your latest vid, figuring there's a better chance you'll check it. Anyway, I've contacted a fabricator who has specialized in custom, smaller run and one off 2 stroke expansion chambers. I'm, at this point, waiting on additional info regarding a run of bolt on pipes for the KT250. I don't bother with Facebook which is why I'm leaving this here and not on the owners page. My question to you is, do you think there's an interest in an aftermarket "mid range" pipe?
There's for sure an interest! I'm sure everyone in the group would be stoked on a bolt on pipe with no fussing about
@@evelkestriegel Good deal. I have more to discuss with them, but I'm going to see what can realistically be done.
Man I love the way it looks but I like to see what the thing I'm riding/driving is doing not for me but it's a nice bike
The fury came out in 2010 that's when the first one was made and they still make them and they haven't changed a thing on them except the color
That silver painted frame on a yellow is hideous looking that bike needs serious paint work and you got to get rid of those ugly reflectors
To be quite honest I've heard several people say that they quit making the fury back in 2020 or 2021 so I'm shocked to hear this news but it is good news cuz the fury is a really good bike
Honda only stopped making it in 2021 due to covid. I love my 2013 Fury in flaked blue with Cobra pipes, air box and Fi2000 fuel/air mixture management thingy. My first shaft bike too and I love the whole package.
Does this Fury model only come in Yellow?
in 2022 yes, yellow was the only option
They need to bring the painted frame back
2:15 stock exhausts?
Yep, bone stock
Looks like an instore brand from CC PowerSports.
Haha we did call it the CC Powersports edition while we had it. 🤣
How's the cornering with the wide rake angle?
Surprisingly great. It shocked me. Backing it up is like turning a barge but when you're moving it's good
@@evelkestriegel I'm coming from the Yamaha Bolt R-Spec. This looks like a step up. I had my eye on a Harley Low Rider S but at $18K a bit out of my price range. The Softail Standard a bit more reasonable but I hear Harleys cost a fortune in maintenance. I don't know, I've never had one, friends of mine rave about them. I've have very little trouble with my Yamaha.
I found that you must lean into the turns more than my previous H.D. Sportster required, especially at higher speeds.
Anyone know how to mod
Ape hangers
Too forward
You can loosen them in the clamp and roll them back, or order bars that fit you better. I think that's the only option
@@evelkestriegel
Have seen the fury up close?
The handle bars are not the same as other bikes.
Have not found after market solution yet.
@@Kamabushi999 yeah it's a standard triple clamp, should be pretty easy, I've seen plenty with custom bars
People still ride Choppers I see Choppers all over the place Choppers bobbers all over the place I have a Honda Fury I also have a Harley-Davidson but since I got my Fury my Harley sits in the shed and I ride my Fury all the time I absolutely love it is the coolest looking Factory chop on the road and the most reliable and the easiest to handle it's a great bike all the way around⁰
I’m not gonna lie! 1300 cc is not a big motor go back to the days of the VTX 1800 no that was a big motor! I know because I had one the retro model
The fury desperately needs another 15hp/15tq and a 6spd. If Honda could do that at a very similar or competitive price point like the fury’s current MSRP I think it would be a lot more popular.
I wish they would have put the VTX1800 engine in this bike and kept the Stateline looks
I wanted a new Fury but yellow and black is gross like a rotten banana 🍌
Hard pass.
Theres other colors available. Granted they are past model years but the design has remained the same