Ayyyy BladedAngel! Fancy seeing YOU of all people here! Did ya get the Fury yet?

1966Hemi426 Good for you buddy. Thanks for the kind words and I agree with you 100%

Shane Beaulieu You're welcome, friend. Thank you for watching. Happy to know that you are enjoying your Fury and are a safe, responsible rider as well. Safe riding to ya!

Likewise. Enjoy the wind!

Did you say this was your first bike?? Damn tough way to start. Sheeet man..

Seek Jesus! He’s the way! The truth! And the life! Repent for the Kingdom is at hand!

+Kenny C No problem bud. I can appreciate your buying strategy. Good luck to ya.

Thank you. Aftermarket pipes make a significant difference in sound as well as performance.

Thanks man!

Andrew Marlow Thanks man. I actually don’t own this bike anymore I own a Dyna Streetbob atm. Only saying since you referenced the Harley pipes

I don't know what town it is. But as soon as I saw the stop sign at the end of the on ramp, I knew it had to be W. Penn. I mean, how are you supposed to merge safely with traffic if you have to come to a complete stop first. Especially onto I-70 (for example). BTW...Love the bike. I am on my 2nd vtx 1300 and have been looking at the fury recently.

This bike will love you more 😉 Greetings from the USA. Thank you Arturo!

@@DonaldEMaxonIII I just subscribed. 💪💪💪

You're welcome friend. I thank you as well I appreciate that

Don Maxon make more of these riding videos they are wonderful quality :)

David Borisyuk I will try to asap. Thank you for letting me know they are enjoyable my friend :)

Don Maxon and also because the hond fury is my favorite motorcycle 😂 and ymthe suzuki m109r 😄

I have a 2016 with Cobra pipes. It's hard to describe the nirvana I feel while riding. Biggest, heaviest bike I've owned in 30 years. Feels awesome with plenty of power, easy to handle as I stand 5' 2" and weigh 150 lbs. I have a custom seat with flame stitching and a 2" push from C&C. Gets lots of looks and comments. "That's a HONDA?" My neighbors hate me when I leave for work at 3 am.

Brad telnithowitiz Thanks man. I hope you do.

johsdahl Glad to hear that friend. You will surely love your new machine!

So I picked up the bike yesterday - shocked by its size! It's massive! Rode almost 420 miles from Brevik, Telemark to Trondheim, Sør-Trøndelag (Norway) over night. It was exhausting and COLD, but the bike was perfect. The rumble from the Vance and Hines pipes caught a few stares :D Boarded a cruise liner in Trondheim and taking the sea route the rest of the way. The bike rests in the vehicle parking deck and I'm having a couple of pints in the bar - cheers! Looove my new bike - you were absolutely right.

johsdahl That is so great to hear johsdahl! Thank you for sharing. I am so happy you love this machine as I do. I wish you and yours many more safe miles my friend! I drink to you and your new bike! Cheers!

GROWN MAN SouthernBoi Thank you, sir

ozzy_da_king Hey thanks man

Alvin Mclean Thank you. No, but I do have 2 1/2 inch risers on. Also a after market headlight housing that's a bit smaller than the stock one.

Thank you. Pipes are Freedom Performance brand and model is Sharp Curve Radius. Yes the fairing will work on aftermarket bars. It's actually mounted to the forks with a quick clamp setup that's really easy to install and is super durable.

Mike Tverdov Thank you. You are gonna love that bike. I wish I kept mine. The fairing is a Memphis Shades Bullet. The seat is all stock.

Thanks buddy. I have actually had a bunch of people ask me if I am from PA after watching a video I made. I still am not sure what makes it so recognizable.

painedinks Thank you. Can't remember the site ATM I bought it from but it's Memphis Shades Bullet fairing. I mounted the speakers to the handle bars and hid the amp next the battery.

Don Maxon, nice! Thx for the info, I'm gonna check that out

Matt G They will but I really have to be leaning a lot. Seems to mostly happen on most those highway ramps with a tight loop almost all the way around. I appreciate the positivity👍🏻

YKayla Losch yes. But so do the aftermarket ones I use as well

FamousRemegadeX Exhaust is by Freedom Performance. Model name is Sharp Curve Radius

They are the "Sharp Curve Radius" by Freedom Performance. The baffles they come with are still inside.

Nice!

stufoo Yes there is a fire station near that intersection. Thank you for the compliment.

Any bike is gonna get tossed a bit passing a large vehicle at highway speed. Weather you have a problem doing so or not depends on your skills as a driver. As for myself and this bike I don't really think about it or notice it much.

Hah, not a bad guess. It's PA but a few hours from Reading.

TJAnon15 Black. They were around 13k new in 2012. I bought mine stock. I put a lot of aftermarket parts on myself.

Bula Rider Yes. I use the Cobra fi2000.

Brand Freedom Performance Model Sharp Curve Radius

Thank you

It depends. When I ride conservatively I might get 130-140 miles out of a tank of gas. Some days when I'm ripping through gears I might only get 80 or so. I have not ran out of gas yet so I can't say for sure exactly.

Thanks for reply.

+MrMetalist you're welcome friend. I meant to say before that those miles meant when my gas light comes on.

Ok cool thanks

Yes. A lot more than you would think. I no longer get a sore neck or shoulders on windy days.

Thats good to know! I was doubting its ability to do so. Awesome video, thanks for the response!

rambachpro You're welcome buddy. Thank you too for the positivity.

fire storm First time I heard that. I put aftermarket pegs on early on so maybe that is why I don't have an issue.

+Mr223wssm Power is more than you need. I luckily have only got one speeding ticket on mine...

Austin Olson If I am just cruising down the highway or around town at a reasonable speed I can enjoy music at any volume just fine. It does not get drowned out. Now, if I am ripping through gears at high speed during a windy day, then yes it does get muffled. The Memphis Shades Bullet Fairing did make a big difference in sound quality for me though considering it directs and amplifies the speakers sound toward my ears.

one more question i have is how is the comfort quality...has it seemed the seat has diminished over a long time, or can you still go on those 2-3 hour rides and be just peachy?

Austin Olson For as flat as the seat is it is really comfortable. Its wide in the cheek area and tapers down a lot in the front. I can ride all day with no problem.

thanks for answering my questions, you have been helpful =)

Austin Olson You're welcome buddy. Ride safe!

Thank you. Yes to both of your questions.

+Don Maxon Awesome. How do you like the Raw? Good airflow, easy to see, comfortable? And yes, PA is a beautiful place to ride, especially out in the country! We sure live in a gorgeous state!

+LegitPilot I love the Raw by Shark. It's by far the best helmet I have ever owned. Comfy, stylish, and light weight. I recommend it for sure.

+Don Maxon Thank you very much!

+LegitPilot You're welcome buddy👍🏻

I don't think about it much. I get about 125 miles to a tank give or take 5-10 depending on how hard I am on her.

so it's not that big of a deal then?

John Hudson No, not to me. You can't go more than 5 miles without passing a gas station where I am.

ahh, i gotcha. does the wide rake make it a bit unwieldy in low speed turns and such or is it just something you get accustomed to?

John Hudson This bike is perfectly balanced. Period. I joke all the time that she doesnt need a kick stand. The rake isn't even noticeable.

The two speakers mounted to my risers that you can see between the fairing and speedo. They are powered by an amp mounted under my seat. If I don't use the marine speakers I connect to my helmets bluetooth speakers/mic.

Don Maxon what mount are you using for the phone? Thanks. Sweet ride.

HughJass99 Thanks. Its Kuryakyns Tech Connect. www.kuryakyn.com/products/4732/fairing-mount-tech-connect-device-mounting-system

I know your frustration. This is a awesome machine and I don't think you will have one regret owning one.

I meant to add also if you have any questions I would be happy to do my best to answer them

Very good. I have rode to work everyday I am able from March till December the last three years.

+Bouge laal Thank you. The performance is a drug I cannot explain.

mike johnson www.denniskirk.com You will need to purchase the fairing and also the mounting bracket. They are sold separately. www.denniskirk.com/memphis-shades/bullet-fairing.p233741.prd/233741.sku

Does it block much wind or more for show?

Hey Ansul. Performance is awesome. I suggest you buy one. You will love this machine.

Don Maxon Thanks. I am buying soon.

Ansul Singh Thats great to hear. Please let me know how you like the bike.

No buddy it's aftermarket. Thanks

+Don Maxon it would be cool if you could put some specs in the description of your aftermarket stuff. I'm a new rider and not really sure where to start with market items let alone aftermarket. but thanks for getting back to me.

+Jim West You're welcome friend. Sure I could tell you all the aftermarket parts I've used.

Bob Papadopoulos Southwest Pennsylvania.

Thank you. Pipes are by Freedom Performance and they are named Sharp Curve Radius. www.freedomperform.com/sharp-curve-radius/

Don Maxon Awesome. What about the windshield you have on it?

N711DA Its called a Bullet Fairing by Memphis Shades. www.memphisshades.com/metric-shades/metric-fairings/metric-bullet-fairing

Thanks man. I appreciate the compliment. These are not the original bars. They were black. These are the "stock" bars for this bike but chromed.

+Don Maxon cool. Would you be able to tell me the length of that end to end? I'm trying to find out the widest part of the bike. And of course I assume the foot peds don't stick out further than the bars. I'm trying to see if the space I have to park will accommodate the fury. Thanks man.

+Kenny C I would say the length of this bike is somewhere between 8 and 9 feet. It's 6 feet from the center of the each wheel to the other. I would say from handlebar end to end is 3

+Don Maxon thanks man appreciate it

+Kenny C 👍🏻 You're welcome buddy

tom snitter 74 HP at 5000rpm Torque is 79 at 2250

The stock pipes were pretty much straight pipes. They had some noise canceling mufflers on the ends though. I don't doubt you can find a aftermarket set straight pipes if you want. I have seen a clutch assist made by a guy on vtxcafe.com for Honda 1300's www.vtxcafe.com/showthread.php/27631-Clutch-assist-from-Glens-Garage

Thanks don i appreciate the info . Ride safe

mad dog robinson You're welcome buddy. Same to you! Keep the shiny side up!

5 gears. 1 down 4 up. The pipes are by Freedom Performance. They are the Sharp Curve Radius model.

nice thanks man im stuck between this and the yamaha stryker s

***** You're welcome buddy. I can appreciate your situation. That can be a difficult decision.

+Don Maxon lol i didn't even go with either of these options but my next bike is gunna be a fury for sure.

***** Nice. Any day on two wheels is a good day. Keep the shiny side up my friend!

+Taman Kalsi No

+Don Maxon really? i respect the honesty but iyo why wouldn't it make a good 1st bike?

+Zeus Razor If you have no experience on a motorcycle, you should start out with a 250 or 600. Maybe 750 at most. No ones first bicycle was a mountain bike. If you plan on learning on a bigger bike you more than likely hurt yourself or someone else

Don Maxon makes sense. Beautiful bike by the way.

Zeus Razor Thank you. I appreciate you saying that and I hope you find the same joy I do being on 2 wheels one day.

It's by Memphis Shades. The model name is "Bullet" www.memphisshades.com/metric-shades/metric-fairings/metric-bullet-fairing

+Don Maxon thanks man. Sweet fury btw. I just bought one last week and I'm loving it

+Jarrett Rodgers You're welcome. Congrats on the new ride! I'm glad you're enjoying it.

Yeah there is!! I'm not a huge Harley fan but a Harley sportster would fit you. And they look badass too. Or even try a 883 from them as well. Badass bike and for a smaller rider

+Brett Schmidt Yeah, they do! The Sportster is way too high (seat height is nearly 32'') and way too heavy (550 lbs), though. I sat on a small CBR 125 and it was 30'', and the only things that could touch the ground were my tippy toes of only one foot . And the guy had to hold the bike cause it was too heavy for my tippy toes haha. This 125 is only 320 lbs. So I stand no chance with the Sportster! I also sat on a Honda Shadow, which is 26.7'' of seat height (if I remember well), like the Rebel, but way too wide and heavy as well! But a few days ago, I concluded a transaction with a man selling his Rebel 250 (1985) - custom, and I must say: Although it has no torque, I feel much safer with both of my feet touching the ground. And I had no problem with the weight since I had more than my tippy toes to handle the 320 lbs. But I am still keeping my Spyder ST for my road trips, so I don't mine having a weak 250 cc bike for city rides! I've had very good feedback for the Rebel. When I get bored on the street with my Rebel 250, I'll still have my 1000 cc Spyder ST for adrenaline, that will save me from getting bored!

+Jenny Champagne I'm 5'8". I put canella risers on and moved the forward controls 1 1/2" back and 1" up. Handles like a dream. Try a Yahama Bolt- great bike, many mods available

+Frederick Sparks I so wish I could handle a 550 lbs bike (mostly this one), but it's way too heavy for me! The Honda Shadow weighs about the same and I could not even move anything while seating on it. It was pathetic to witness the whole thing...and actually, It was too wide for my little legs, so my right leg was nicely laying on the exhaust, and my foot was obviously not even close to reaching the ground because of that.

+Jenny Champagne If you're still interested, the Kawasaki Vulcan S is a very small cruiser. Fast, 650 motor. Should suit you fine.

Carlos Santana I am not exactly sure at the moment but if I had to estimate I would say I get around 40 give or take

Welcome, friend! Yes I am in PA

Those are definitely Pa roads...

+mycommentsRbetter Its by Memphis Shades. Its called the "Bullet Fairing". www.memphisshades.com/harley-shades/fairings-for-harley/bullet-fairing

+Don Maxon thanks man! just bought a fury today!

mycommentsRbetter You're welcome, friend. I am happy for you.

2 Pyle Cycle Series Speakers and 1 Pyle Marine Amp. Speakers are 3 inch diameter and rated 800 watts. The amp is 2 channel rated at 400 watts.

How clear can you hear it while riding?

shayne hildebrand Very well. While cruising you cannot turn the volume all the way up without it being too loud to enjoy. Sound quality does get degraded by the wind as your speed increases.

Alright awesome I have a fury and want to put a bullet faring on it. Are the speaking fixed to the bike or easy to take on and off?

You will love the Bullet Fairing. As for the speakers I mounted them to the risers. They are not hard to remove considering that 1 bolt locks a clamp connected to each speaker which wraps around the riser. The wiring from speakers to the amp and then to the fuse box is not as simple. I don't see removing them on the fly a feasible option.

It's by Shark. The model name is "Raw" Got mine from revzilla. www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/shark-streetfighter-raw-helmet

Don Maxon That is one nice helmet. Thanks for responding

ron jea Thank you friend. You are welcome.

+Rikky Aaenson www.jpcycles.com/search/search?Ntt=bullet+fairing+&N=28012733&Ntk=All

+Don Maxon ur awesome thanks buddy nice bike

+Rikky Aaenson You're welcome man and thank you for the compliment

jowowetan Not difficult. Once you get used to the rake its a blast to ride. I rode a Honda Shadow 750cc before my Fury.

Don Maxon was the shadow your first bike?

Eli Bhatti It was, surprisingly. Considering I learned on my own how to ride a motorcycle on that 750 Shadow. Never had a single motor powered bike before that.

Freedom Performance Sharp Curve Radius

+Don Maxon thanks. how does it compare to a harley? how does it take turns? I might be getting one on Wednesday

+Wyatt Fabre I've never owned a Harley so I can't give you an opinion on that. Considering the rake it handles turns nicely. It's very well balanced. I think you would love this bike.

+Don Maxon thanks. ima get it wednesday, hopefully I'll like it.

Haha good eye there buddy

I'm 5 foot 8 inches tall. Exhaust is called Sharp Curve Radius by Freedom Performance.

Thank you!

+Albert Ryabinin (Alberto Gaus) You're welcome, friend!

No, changed a good bit of parts on her

J KEIMEL same with all the Shadows. No idea why they stuck with 5-speeds. Even my VT750 Aero has the potential to putt along in 6th at 60mph

Hector Hernandez I'm not sure if that would be a good idea. It could possibly if you were a bigger sized person I suppose. I rode a 750 Shadow for a few years before this bike and it took me a minute to get used to the rake and size of the Fury.

Don Maxon ok thank you for your response rode the iron 883 and loved it too trying to decide on what to get and I'm 5'9 225 you think this bike could suit me ?

Hector Hernandez You're welcome. I think you are good fit for a Fury. I'm pretty similar in size to you. Only thing I could advise is don't buy something you're not willing to damage as a first ride brother

Don Maxon lol right makes sense guess I'll go with the iron for a 1st bike thanks again bro

Chris Flippo Not at all

wow, thanks for the fast reply, i didnt even get to finish the whole video and you replied! thanks a lot will be looking at one really soon, selling my dirt toy for a down payment on one of these bad boys.