Honda Fury Review at 1000 miles (Revised!)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Stand around with Marshall as he updates you on the Honda Fury after riding it for 1000 miles. He's made some modifications to it also. This video was posted before, but as some of you viewers with keen brains noticed, the MATH was WRONG. It's corrected now.
ever since I bought mine last year, I've been too busy riding to do a review!
I bought mine off the showroom floor in July of 2009!!! Absolutely LOVE it to this day! Spent 10 years in Washington state riding as long as it was 38° or warmer and have been loving my riding here in Las Vegas since!! MLR...Ride on my Brother!!
Great! Did you replace the pipes, or just drill the two holes bigger like I did? Did you replace the tires with something else, or stick to the Metzlers?
@@ridingwithmarshall Opened up the exhaust...aside from that she looks the same as the day she was born...SEXY!!
I just picked up an 2010 custom, impressive looks, satisfactory performance, reasonable handling and fun to ride. Changing to a Saddleman seat for a little more cushion to backside. A 6th gear could have been the icing on top. Ride safe... 🏍
That bike is gorgeous, and the windscreen looks perfect. I own a Yamaha Stryker, which is nearly the same engine size, and I can only image how good that bike feels considering I've owned over half a dozen Hondas over the years.
The Yamaha Stryker is a great bike!
MAGNUM FORCE
I took a ride Thursday night after work(225 miles) and went 141.3 before the fuel light came on and that was going down a very long mountain road, once I got leveled back out the light went back off. I filled up at 155.5 miles and squeezed 2.675 gallons into the tank which comes to 58 mpg. That's not to shabby for a 1312cc engine. Easily a 165 mile fuel range though the 2nd half of this ride was all 55-60 MPH on the highway. In the past I took a day long ride and got better than that. Had they widened this tank just slightly though I bet they could have added another half gallon easily.
I'm looking for my next cruiser (2006 Boulevard on it's last legs). Fury starting to climb the list! Thanks for the entertaining review!
Despite its bars being too far out, it's still my favorite bike
@@ridingwithmarshall
Sounds like that's correctable if you want to spend the $?
I'm not going cross country or anything, at least nothing planned yet. I do more of around town rides and one to two day weekend type trips. I was concerned about comfort/stability as a touring bike once in a while. Sounds like with a couple of easy modifications like seats and maybe windshield, it'll do the job. Obviously love the looks and power seems about right. Did you mention your son modified his gas tank?
@@joetoth1099 um, no mods to the gas tank.
Nice review. Horsepower and torque specs would have been nicer. Gorgeous bike, I want one! I ride an ‘03 Honda Saber VT1100C2 and it makes me very happy but I’m ready for some variety.
I out the new airfilter from k and n...befor I drive 100miles...8liters fuel. Now 7 liters 100miles. That nice
Love the bike.Sadly us Canadians can't buy a Fury. Not sold here. Too bad.
Nice review, I'm especially curios about the windshield. I have a 2015 Fury I bought new and love it, still totally stock but for an upgraded radiator guard, however a windshield is coming very soon. In the worst possible fuel mileage conditions possible your bike should go 115 miles before the light comes on, I don't understand how your low that fast. I've got as much as 170 out of a tank of fuel on this bike before and as little as 121, riding circumstances makes a huge difference in fuel economy. With 2 cold start ups and a 4 mile trot to work with 7 red lights I always get 120 miles before the light comes on, and that's about as bad fuel mileage conditions as is possible though I often take a short ride after work which helps.
@@gatorunleashed275 The interstate runs 80mph + here, so fuel milage varies with speed.
@@ridingwithmarshall Yes riding circumstances as I mentioned above. Normally cold starts and short trips equal less fuel mileage and yes the faster you go the less you average, Still not sure how yours is so low, after consuming about 2.5 gallons the fuel light comes on, so evidently running at 80 you are only averaging 39 mpg which isn't on par with my fury or other fury owners mileage based on the forums. Regardless I'm trying to decide on a windshield, the Memphis Shades Speed Demon is looking better all the time. Gotta have a windshield for Interstate riding, I do atleast. Enjoy your bikes and stay safe!
GOOD SCORE! I love my fury! Looks are everything with bike!
Another Sturgis video coming up in the next week. Just got home 5 minutes ago. Freezing!!
Gotta love the fury man. I bought one new in 2011 and still own it. Great cool and reliable machine. Coolest bike I’ve ever owned in a different kinda way if that makes any sense.
i remember the BLT rating, just can't believe you have only a thousand miles. it's kind of funny, my credit wouldn't let me get the Fury, so i went with a 2019 Rebel 500. it has 6 speed tran. a gas gauge like the bars on a phone, but only a 2.9 gallon tank. still want a Fury, but i am happy with the Rebel.
Oh, I have almost 5k on the Fury now, but reposted this one because I had to fix my math! I'll be doing a 5K review, possibly riding it to Sturgis! The Rebel 500 is a fine bike, and probably even faster than the Fury anyway. I want a Rebel 1100 and redesign it into a SCRAMBLER! A baby Africa Twin!
@@ridingwithmarshall OK, i was going to say, i remember the video when you went for a test ride, and then bought one. 5 thousand sounds about right. glad you still ride it. beautiful machine.
Great review! Covered all the bases.
I have a Yamaha Stryker with similar experiences and limitations. If I want to travel long distances in comfort with tech I'll take the car.
You should do a best first bikes video
Nice video but how does anyone buy a Fury if no dealers have them?
My dealer sold 3 this year. Yellow even! Yellow???
Thanks and I know they're yellow - I actually like the color. I cannot find a dealer within 100 miles who have one for sale, and they don't seem very eager to help in any way. I don't get it?
@@1312cc Unfortunately, they can't order what they want from Honda right now. Honda delivers only 2 or so motorcycles to each dealer right now, and they almost seem to be random. This supply chain issue mess is insane.
Having the same issue, brother. Must be a supply chain issue.
Nice bike . I have a 2015 Stateline I love it.😎
Fuel tank should be 18L but 13L all fine. O.o after 100 miles looking for gas stations. It's doesn't matter hehe it's still look nice if you run out of gas hehe.
there s a guy on you tube and he has toured the entire country on a fury.
Sturgis and back was a little tight on my shoulders, but enjoyable!
@@ridingwithmarshall
Kudos to you
From my home in Texas it would be quite a ride
But I ride for the riding and scenery not the destination
Give myself plenty of time and rest
Meet interesting people and riders
I am looking for a fury but have not been on a ride for many years.
Magnum Force
Expectd from Honda.
those iphones are so trash lol. im glad i went to an android phone, better performance and it doesnt overheat in a zip-cover motorcycle mount. not even in 34c a week ago
I have a Samsung Galaxy S22. It overheats in the zip case.
@@ridingwithmarshall damn thats crazy, thats also an expensive ass phone
10 additional points because it’s not a HD 😂😂😂
🪓 Honda 🪓
I'm not a Harley fan. Their engineering has usually been 10 years behind the times, with prices 20 years ahead. Although there are a few good ones, many are designed in a boardroom just for looks, and it shows glaringly the first time you try to get comfortable on one. That said, the FURY is one of the most UNCOMFORTABLE bikes there is, but it is so much fun!
@@ridingwithmarshall - my kid’s first bike (at 16) was a 650 V-Strom. Then when he turned 20, I got him a 2012 Fury with 4k miles, (unfortunately salvage title), all blacked out, so he could work on it by himself. Replaced a gas tank, put a new seat, new Hacker exhaust, fuel control module (it came with Cobra intake), to finish with some LED lights, air horn. A really nice , bad ass, bike !!
I’m riding 97 Honda Valkyrie 😜
Thank you posting this great video !!!