How Honda Made the Most Hated Motorcycle of All Time | The Fury 

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The Fury is way better looking than any Orange County choppers build I've ever seen!

There is no wrong bike, just the wrong one for you. Ride what puts a smile on your face.

Everyone hates seeing a Fury ride past as you fix your junk on the side of the road. Especially when they pull over to help with a much too happy "What seems to be the trouble friendo? Sorry I don't carry many tools on my Fury, never needed any"

I do own a 2019 Fury, no issues, many compliments. Ive owned Harleys, MANY issues.

"A 45 y.o. dad in a hatebreed shirt and cargo shorts"...as I sit and watch this at my desk at work in a Slayer shirt, cargo shorts, black socks and Vans, and im 51! I MUST BUY THE FURY to complete my coolness!!!

If the choice is between not having a bike and a Fury, get the Fury.

Absolutely love the Fury ! Don't give a single fuck!

I worked at a Honda dealership for years. When the Honda Fury was introduced, I thought it wouldn't be well-received. My dealership sold all the Furys on the floor in short order. First off, those bikes are super-reliable (as are most Hondas). The lines of the Fury are super-clean. The brakes are well-sorted, and it handles very well. Now, if only Yamaha would re-introduce The Raider.

"Honda has made the same bike for years!" Harley: "...."

Ive had 3 harleys(sporty,fat bob,softail deluxe..oh how i miss the deluxe),a kawasaki vulcan, a yamaha stryker,and now im on a fury,enjoying it so far 💯🤙

A Honda Fury is a cheat code for boyish admiration. I love it.

Im a fury owner and have the best sense of humor

The bikes people hate make me love them even more.

I think part of the reason people hate on the Fury is that it has proper R&D and can actually be ridden easily. Purists think you should have to wrestle a homemade chopper.

I bought the 2010 Honda vt1300 Sabre, its the pro street version of the Fury. Ive had it 14 yrs now and have put 24,000 miles on it. Besides tires, batteries and oil changes ive had to do nothing to it. It still has the factory taillight and headligut bulbs in it. Honda's reliability is almost supernatural.

"If you cant handle the heat stay out of the kitchen" I love my Fury. mock away.

I have a 2011 Fury and I absolutely love it.

I have a Buell, a Bonneville, a Trident & a Super Cub, they couldn't get anymore different than each other but they all make me smile. I like bike

If I had a dollar for every time someone said nice bike while out riding the Fury I could buy a keg of beer. If I had a dollar for every time someone said what is that while out riding the Fury I could buy a partyball. Thanks for the video as always, great stuff.

One of the great things about your videos is that you *just like motorcycles*... all kinds of motorcycles and understand why each motorcycle is appealing and likable in its own way

"...before she even has time to bust out the Hitachi!" I genuinely laughed out loud at that one!

9:07 “The Honda Fury is literally the mechanical version of Steve Buscemi walking up and saying ‘Hello fellow teenagers!’” 😂😂😂😂😂 I died!

Thank you Bert for helping our Veterans. I remember not being able to receive VA benefits when I was homeless living in a 4 door 1964 Ford Fairlane years ago. It was the most humbling experience that I will never forget. God Bless America

I had a Fury, before I could afford the harley I wanted and I had "Mildly Fakerson" in the bar and sheild on the tank and people used to love it!...it was a great bike

I'm not sure I understand hating on a company that sees what people like and then makes exactly that. What's wrong with giving people what they want?

Honda Fury is an out-of- the-box cool bike! An awesome bike!

The Fury is a work of art. When I pull into the 7/11 store people just can't stop looking at it. They always think it's a custom bike or that I have modified the bike in someway. "NO YOU CAN'T RIDE IT''

Ft Myers is where I grew up right before I went to the military in 2001 after 9/11. I was working off US 41 as a compter salesman! US Veteran here!

I have a 2016 metallic blue fury that I bought in 2022. I get nothing but compliments on it. I've learned it doesn't matter what kind of bike you have if your bike turns heads and people ask my all about it.

Thought I was in the clear until he came for my barbed wire tattoo. Devastated.

😝 Love how you breezed right through a Stop Sign making a right turn 😂🤣!!!

You can say the big Japanese Four don't take chances anymore, but during the hotrod race of the Golden Years there were a few dice rolled. The Honda RUNE comes to mind...

Looks pretty badass and most Honda's are bulletproof.

If Honda would have put the VTX 1800 engine in the Fury, I would have bought one …. even if it was banana yellow.

And I can’t tell you how much I LOVE the Honda Fury

Okay that rant about the Honda fury was damned near poetry.

Man your enthusiasm, voice, and ability to ad lib is 💯🔥🤘🏻

oh god. the center piece on that Fury's motor is a literal Cylon face.

Hats off to Bert, I love to see guys who've made it give back. Well done Sir!

I just got a Husky Supermoto 701 about 3 weeks ago. Coming from a sportster 883, the husky scares the crap out of me in the best way

These Videos always cost me money. Bert’s is just a few miles from me and I have already bought 4 bikes in the last 2 years from them watching these videos

My Pop had a fury, he loved it. I really enjoyed it, Everytime I was in it.

I’m a hardcore Harley guy. Started off with the crotch rockets, got me an old shovelhead 3 years in riding and haven’t looked back 29 years later. Just love when you ride and compare all these different bike manufacturers. Two wheels one love. Berts better pay you, you are doing a great job describing the handling and power, the looks a little ah.

If I’m not mistaken they first frightened insurance companies too with the hurricane 😂

Honda needs to get rid of the Fury and bring back the VTX line. Love my VTX1800

I actually liked this Honda. Nothing screams i wanna be a Harley more than the fury but a chopper esk bike straight from factory is pretty dope.

The owner of a Honda Fury probably has a Plymouth Prowler in there garage.

My son works at a dealer there's been one on the showroom floor for 2 years same bike

I really enjoy these types of videos, dig learning about new bikes and seeing them in action. Keep kicking ass!

I have BMW R1200GS, Royal Enfield 500 clasic, KTM 350 EXC-X, AND A VICTORY VEGAS . They all have two things in common two wheels and a place to sit .

My son bought a Fury and his club put that pressure and he had to get rid of it. I liked the little bike but man riding that thing for more than 30 minutes was torture. Be safe, have fun.

I ride a shovel, so what. The Fury is a damn nice bike, always has been in my opinion

I owned a Royal Star - daily rider. Never let me down. Absolutely loved it!

Im definitely adding a Fury to my collection. The 2024 color is clean!

The Fury is a fantastic bike. Stylish, powerful and an all around great platform. People can hate but it’s one of the best bikes Honda put out honestly

I’m glad I’m not the only one who loves the fairing on the Venture. It would look sick with a red light on the front like KITT

Nothing wrong with the Honda Fury its a nice bike built with Honda quality and reliability. Its not a Harley so what who cares. Shame it did not have a bigger engine but still a fine bike. Looks great in blue.

14:20 I really wished the Eluder had more power considering it's near 900lb weight. It's a beautiful bike though! I love it's "Yamaha R1 meets a Road Glide front fairing" it just looks so W I D E and something about that just cracks me up in a good way.

That Yamaha fairing looks like a Pontiac firebird

I bought an older Royal Star to get the V4 based on the Vmax, thing is awesome, it gets up and goes cruises nice at over 80 it's at home on the highway.

Got my new 2017 mat black Fury as a left over in June 2018. It was my first injected bike even though was riding since the '70's. Traded in my commuter VT1100 that I racked up 57K miles in 4 years and still ran like new. Brought the VT1100C to the shop for some routine maint when they showed me the New Fury for $8,999. Look, I'm not a chopper guy (I thought) but wanted an injected bike so I signed the papers. Immediately started commuting. By end of second year, had over 25K on it. Yeah, put on a windshield, several saddles, and ugly throw over bags for work stuff but it grew on me fast. Since my commute was (don't work there no MO') 150 miles round trip on I95, have to say that Fury is drama free but the small tank gives 120 miles from full until the "I'm thirsty light" begins nagging for attention like a soap opera watching house wife at the end of the day. If it comes to that, given the choice, I'll keep the Fury! 😊

I dig the Fury. I ride an '01 Softail Deuce. The Fury just looks clean, cool. A bigger motor would have been better. I have 3 friends who have a Fury, and they have nothing bad to say about them. All I can say is, if you're on 2 wheels, you're having fun, and you're part of the bike fam. BMW, Harley, Ducati, Kawasaki, etc.....everyone has different tastes, likes, preferences, needs. We all share one thing..WE LOVE BIKE.

Throw a 1800 from the vtx and it will sell like crazy

Had an SR500, back in the day. And that single lunger shook like a paint mixer. I'm fairly certain it rattled me enough, that I'm partially bald today :)

My first bike was a "Sears Allstate 175", a few months later I realized a two stroke needed a "completely closed engine case" to run right. My second bike was a Honda 160 which ran quite well. A couple years later I got my license and rode legally on a 250 Ducati single with a stable of about five bikes, one being street legal. I bought a 74 Sportster in 76, rebuilt the electric start several times and then accepted the fact it would be a "push start". About thirty bikes later I began my current collection of about ten bikes, selling off "the old junk" to someone who never paid me while I was overseas, "saving the world for democracy". I've now got a stable of about ten bikes, two of which are licensed including a 42 WLA, a couple sportsters four or five Triumphs, depending on whether one counts the ones still being rebuilt. I could easily buy one of these and enjoy it in my current state of "retirement", no qualms, laughing at anyone deigning to denigrate it. It's all about the wind in your face and enjoying the road. It's gratifying to ride a bike that doesn't set itself on fire while you are riding it. I can't stand a "bagger" unless the bags are leather and thrown over the seat, a pair of jeans, a couple T-shirts and a couple quarts of oil is all you need for sheer pleasure, in my never humble opinion.

There's a purple one near me that looks pretty sharp. A more neighborly person than me would have stopped in and asked about it by now

I knew someone who saved up and bought a fury like it was their dream bike. I was like bruh…

I'm Honda Fury Owner found one for dirt cheap and love it,,, I also think your Fury jokes are funny ... no thin skin here lol

Man, I can't believe the amount of haters! If you like the look, buy it. If you like the ride, buy it. It doesn't matter what the brand is. You spend your money how you want to spend it and on what will make you happy. Live long and ride safe. --proud owner of a 2003 Honda Shadow ACE . 25,000 miles on it, and it runs like a champ. All I've done to it is the regular maintenance. This reliability and performance has made me a Honda lover for life.

I have owned a lot of Harley bikes and I also own a fury now. It’s a fun bike and has Honda reliability without the Harley price tag and maintenance issues. I can leave mine in the garage for a winter and start it up without any problems.

Love my 2020 fury! Last bike I had before this...Paul Yaffe chopper...don't miss it the least bit. I'm 44 now and been riding 2 wheels since I was 8. I've had'em all.

I have a Yamaha Royal star deluxe with the V4. Only thing it needs is fuel injection and a 6th gear. But the carburetors actually work pretty well once its warmed up. Wish i could change the bars to something different to change it up

You’re so blessed with forgotten angels per motions and doing homeless veterans benefits with Mr. Burt . As a Veteran and a real biker in your area for many years like you to help out with and maybe use some of your promotion talents for the next kids with cancer run and benefit out of Tampa . think it’s Saint Joseph’s.hospital for kids with cancer. I use to live in the area and was a patched rider , Always wished we could do more for those kids . Would make great press for Whoever could step up and help out with a worthwhile promotion like that . Help the kids at the same time . Please & thanks

You... yeah you!! are one funny guy!!! the Honda Fury, I always thought it looked cool but like some I didn't want my friends see me on it, being stranded on the side of the road with my chopper Shovelhead that didn't look to cool either, thanks for the laugh made my day!

i’ve handled/owned around 12 different bikes in my few years of riding. i gotta say with tasteful mods and customization, these things are beasts without the headache or sketch of true choppers

I love my 2016 Honda Fury. It's my bike on my channel.🔥

Honda has had a nice history of making some crazy bikes for people that have different styles. The Honda Magna comes to mind every time I see the Fury (maybe its the same yellow paint scheme).

Probably the best starting point for someone who wants a chopper. Change a couple of things here n there. Plenty proper chopper baby

All honesty...for the price, comfort and quality... screw everyone else haha!! I eyeballed one a few years back.

the fact that honda killed both the vtx 1300 and 1800. then fuel injected the 1300 motor for the fury. added a 1300 sabre, stateline, and interstate...killed them as well. but low and behold still making the fury? just crazy, i miss the 1800

OMG i have both the fury and venturre star. However my blacked out Fury is a 2014 and highly customized. custom made by S&S cams, headers, sleeves, hyper charged air intake, remote controlled air ride suspension, custom fab sisy bar, mirrors, custom exhaust. ivans tuned, removed governor, and goes from 0-60 in less than 3 seconds. And my venture star is an 08. the carbureted v4 is amazing. custom exhaust too. Ive ridden my fury cross country multiple times. Venture star wife and I just got and we will be taking it cross country very very soon. love the content keep up the great work.

The 1600 triumph T bird is a great bike, parallel twin pulls from 1250 rpm. So underated, comfy, reliable cheap. A true bargain

Fury, not really my style of bike but i bet it's the kind of bike that pays its alimony on time every month. Reliability is cool!

My neighbor got a Honda fury recently. I tried to say congrats etc to him bc I always have a couple bikes at least out front and he definitely didn't want anything to do with me. He is a big Boi and usually wears khaki shorts but oh boy when he goes for a ride he cosplays sons of anarchy. 😅 oh well I was trying to be nice but apparently he is now way too cool to associate with me 😂

The most beautiful Harley out there this year is the Breakout 117. It looks like a work of art on two wheels and it's got a lot of punch for a cruiser. But I dig naked sports bikes.

i remember unboxing them brand new at the dealer ship when they first came out ...., couldnt believe how good the build quality was and everything about them ( especially the welds on the frame ) id have one...and i do have a sense humor , i have a Harley . 😎

My first bike was a 2016 Fury. I've honestly loved every second of it. I didn't search out for it. Went to a local dealer, and saw the bike around a bunch of your average stock of Harelys. The Fury just felt right. Sidenote-The Venture's fairing looks like the RoadGlide fairing and the R1 fairing of the time had a love child. It's a good combo of the 2 looks.

Yea, it makes sense.. I tend to like things most people hate😂.. if everyone liked it, it would be lame..

I love my Harley but I would own, ride and enjoy a Fury every day of the week....once the pipes have been sorted. :)

huh... I love the fury, always have. Also, always liked the Stateline.

Burt as a veteran that has been homeless... THANK YOU

The window in the frame is good attention to detail on Honda’s part.

Two wheels and a motor is all I need to smile ear to ear. I'll rock a scooter. I feel sorry for people who can't enjoy anything but a Harley or a liter bike.

The furry is based off the vtx. I owned a stripped down vtx, bare essentials. I've definitely made alot of harley riders mad, pulling away from the light. Loved every moment of it

As a Honda dealer tech I can say that these are one of the easiest bikes to do maintenance on hands down

Shadetree’s shit talking about the first motorcycle had me dying laughing!! 😂

The Fury is cool, and weird..... it's a chopper by any stretch of the imagination. It sure looks like one... it's raked out... the frame is extended way up.... and yet somehow, *_some-fucking-how_* Honda managed to make it handle like a normal cruiser. I don't know what kind of magicians they got working at their engineering department but..... damn if they didn't work their magic.

I was looking at the fury for my 2nd bike. While watching videos of people reviewing it, I can't across a video from shadetree riding a vtx1300. I subscribed that day and instead of a fury I bought a 2010 Honda sabre and I loved it. Now I went back in time a bit but I just bought a 2002 goldwing. I'm not Josh influenced any of my decisions... But he definitely did lol

The "Royal Star" designation was only used for the V4 previous version. That bike was just called Venture. I think it look great also and would have bought on had it been made with the liquid cooled V4. I rode a Royal Star Venture for 16 years until trading it for an Indian Challenger.