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We're so glad to introduce to you Honda's new 2014 Fury (VT13CXE). Just like the previous years' models, the Fury does not cease to amaze us with its commanding custom looks, and awesome, minimalist design.
Radical from one end to the other, the 2014 Honda Fury is powered by a 52-degree 1,312cc injected v-twin engine mated to a five-speed gearbox with shaft final drive for minimal maintenance and hassle-free operation.
The SOCH, 3-valve, 2-spark plugs per cylinder architecture ensures smooth running and trouble-free operation even under less-than-ideal conditions. The 71.2"- long (1,808mm) wheelbase of the 2014 Fury ensures a sleek stance, while the 26.9" (683mm) sculpted seat makes the 2014 Fury suitable even for riders with a shorter inseam.
Massive 336mm and 296mm rotors in the front and rear, respectively deliver plenty of stopping force, and an ABS version is also available for $14,390 (€10,900). This 663 lbs (300 kg) must surely be a blast to ride, while the sleek bars, chrome bullet headlight and wrapped front fender will turn a lot of heads.
The red-frame model is absolutely killer and it's hard to believe Honda was capable to load so much custom look in a $13,390 (€10,145 base price) bike. Available from January 2014.
The SOCH, 3-valve, 2-spark plugs per cylinder architecture ensures smooth running and trouble-free operation even under less-than-ideal conditions. The 71.2"- long (1,808mm) wheelbase of the 2014 Fury ensures a sleek stance, while the 26.9" (683mm) sculpted seat makes the 2014 Fury suitable even for riders with a shorter inseam.
Massive 336mm and 296mm rotors in the front and rear, respectively deliver plenty of stopping force, and an ABS version is also available for $14,390 (€10,900). This 663 lbs (300 kg) must surely be a blast to ride, while the sleek bars, chrome bullet headlight and wrapped front fender will turn a lot of heads.
The red-frame model is absolutely killer and it's hard to believe Honda was capable to load so much custom look in a $13,390 (€10,145 base price) bike. Available from January 2014.
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