I'm getting ready to get my license and I've been researching bikes for the past month or two. I narrowed it down to Yamaha bolt or this honda fury. I just love the simplistic style of the honda and I'm leaning more towards this bike. Because of your video I'm looking for the exact same color.
I had been wanting this bike since about 2014, a few months ago scored a 2018 with zero miles -sweet deal. I am a beginner rider, about 6 foot 2, and 275 pounds. Its the same colors, and I been riding it plenty. I will say that between this and the Bolt, the bolt is slightly lighter and more manageable. As a Fury enthusiast, I will say - the Fury for a first timer is to be respected, but not impossible. The first time I rode it, I didn't feather the clutch well, and in first gear it's very sensitive to throttle. If you love the look, and of course reliability isn't an issue being a Honda - go for it. There isn't much of an aftermarket that I have found at least, but it's a chopper and should be a basic, sick looking bike. Ride safe.
@@williamreed38 congrats on the bike! Bro. Im glad your loving it. you just helped feel better about my decision. I'm looking to purchase during the winter season. Ride safe bro!!
I've been comparing this and a Harley crossbones to see which one I love more and by God this beautiful Honda is winning me over. I'm 6 foot 3 & weigh 300lbs so I'm in love with the Honda more than Harley because of one thing. The failure rate after 4 years of riding or if the bike itself is 4 years old but anyway 12% for Honda and 26% for Harley.
Really sad that they had to make so much of it out of plastic. That's just sad. Even some of the engine cases are plastic. It's a joke. How do you customize plastic? I know they're cheap which is good , but I'd much rather pay a little more and have steel.
Very nice bike...
That red is So. Freaking. Beautiful. 😍
Good morning brother awesome bike
Many thanks bro
They definitely need a bigger tank. Whether you can fit one on that frame, split-tank? Seems like plenty of room.
I'm getting ready to get my license and I've been researching bikes for the past month or two. I narrowed it down to Yamaha bolt or this honda fury. I just love the simplistic style of the honda and I'm leaning more towards this bike. Because of your video I'm looking for the exact same color.
I had been wanting this bike since about 2014, a few months ago scored a 2018 with zero miles -sweet deal. I am a beginner rider, about 6 foot 2, and 275 pounds. Its the same colors, and I been riding it plenty. I will say that between this and the Bolt, the bolt is slightly lighter and more manageable. As a Fury enthusiast, I will say - the Fury for a first timer is to be respected, but not impossible. The first time I rode it, I didn't feather the clutch well, and in first gear it's very sensitive to throttle. If you love the look, and of course reliability isn't an issue being a Honda - go for it. There isn't much of an aftermarket that I have found at least, but it's a chopper and should be a basic, sick looking bike. Ride safe.
@@williamreed38 congrats on the bike! Bro. Im glad your loving it. you just helped feel better about my decision. I'm looking to purchase during the winter season. Ride safe bro!!
I've been comparing this and a Harley crossbones to see which one I love more and by God this beautiful Honda is winning me over. I'm 6 foot 3 & weigh 300lbs so I'm in love with the Honda more than Harley because of one thing. The failure rate after 4 years of riding or if the bike itself is 4 years old but anyway 12% for Honda and 26% for Harley.
@@jazzykingjack2846 yeah the Honda is pretty sick bro. And low maintenance cost compared to a harley.
@@poulardu and the accessories are tons cheaper than any Harley
Very Nice!
Your bike the same my bike the same color red and l put 240 tire
Really sad that they had to make so much of it out of plastic. That's just sad. Even some of the engine cases are plastic. It's a joke. How do you customize plastic? I know they're cheap which is good , but I'd much rather pay a little more and have steel.
My only real issue with this bike is the instrument cluster. I think a little more oval instead of that weird shape would actually be better.
What is your leg inseam?? I'm 5ft 7 with 30 inch inseam can I shift on this bike?? THx
I am 168 cm tall and it’s not a problem at all while sit at the traffic light , this bike are awesome and comfy ✌️
@@localtravellertube3366 Your inseam?? Pants length??
I am 5,7 no problem
@@wilde.coyote6618 Hey, thanks man.