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McGee
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Dr. DaveJPS
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looks like too much of a copy of a victory, though i bet the honda will devalue quicker.
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Suitor_Stu
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https://www.uncrate.com/men/images/2009/01/honda-fury.jpg
Whilst I'm not the biggest fan of cruisers/customs that aren't 'classic' style ones, I have to admit that I do like what the designers have done with the radiator on this one. Too many liquid cooled bikes just slap a big rectangular radiator on the front and it looks like (because it probably was) an afterthought in the design, so it's nice to see one that integrates it's self more with the bike. That said, a big ol' air cooled lump would look much better, but obviously liquid cooled lumps are much better in terms of consistency of emissions etc so this is a concession which will have to be made.
So in short, I'm not a fan of the style and wouldn't buy one, but I do like the radiator... |
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TeddyCanuck
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Some one at Honda is still watching Orange County Choppers re-runs in Japan thinking that shit is still cool.
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It'll look sh1t once they put the wings on the tank. I was looking at Victory bikes the other day, some are very smart.  |
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The Original Muzza
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| Posted: 15:38 - 15 May 2009 Post subject: |
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Only victory bike I like is the Hammer 
Not a big fan of this one and IMO Jap cruisers are fine, but venturing into the bearded american world of choppers is bound to result in something as hoop as the Fury.
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