Anarchist Customs Fury build

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · 11 mo ago

Figured I start a new post to chronicle my adventures of building this awesome bike. I was fortunate enough to get a steal of a price ($2500) on a 2014 with a little over 7000 miles. Of course, at that price, it needs a few things. I love customizing tho and even brand my bikes with my logo and moniker of Anarchist Customs. So I'll try to post pics as I go and this, fortunately, should be a rather quick build. Already a good portion underway!!! Hope yall enjoy

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #2 · 11 mo ago

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So to catch yall up, here is the bike as purchased. Was low speed dropped (by my estimation and limited damage visible) so even though it's hard to see the right peg is missing, rear brake pedal bent facing backwards, air cleaner cover road rashed, pipes a bit too, front brake handle bent, radiator also a bit damaged. All those are being replaced plus extra stuff cuz, let's face it, I just love doing this stuff!

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #3 · 11 mo ago

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Went with a teal/turquoise base and a teal flake top coat (although pics look light blue I suspect from the shine of the flake). Tail light im mounting on the swing arm had removable mesh, so why not paint it to match, lol. Painting the turn signals I went with atm so no pics yet. Staring on the forks and front rim tomorrow

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #4 · 11 mo ago

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Also cut my spring since I'm strapped for cash at the moment after dumping everything into making this bike even more of a head turner than it already is.

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Furious_Mike

· #5 · 11 mo ago

I wanna see the tins back on it…. Anxious to see how it looks against the red frame

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #6 · 11 mo ago

Furious_Mike said:
I wanna see the tins back on it…. Anxious to see how it looks against the red frame

Me too, just need to wet sand and buff the clear coat and start running the lights. Also gonna do the plugs while it's all apart.

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #7 · 11 mo ago

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And just spent 5 mins swapping out the levers. One was bent from the previous owner dropping it...

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muddypaws3

· #8 · 11 mo ago

sick levers! who made them?

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krashDH

· #9 · 11 mo ago

muddypaws3 said:
sick levers! who made them?

China most likely.
I have a set as well.
The "throw" (how close they are to the bar) is adjustable. But they have the issue of what I mentioned in your other thread when you bring the lever too close. The clutch won't fully disengage. When combined with Glen's clutch pull relief bracket the window for fully released and engaged is pretty small.

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WI_Hedgehog

· #10 · 11 mo ago

For reference I bent a Honda OEM lever on a dropped bike from "bent with a twist" back to straight--they're excellent quality levers.

BUT, I also replaced them with adjustable levers that flip up when the bike is dropped, then filed the road-rash out of the balls when the owner dropped the bike several more times... 😕

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muddypaws3

· #11 · 11 mo ago

krashDH said:
China most likely.
I have a set as well.
The "throw" (how close they are to the bar) is adjustable. But they have the issue of what I mentioned in your other thread when you bring the lever too close. The clutch won't fully disengage. When combined with Glen's clutch pull relief bracket the window for fully released and engaged is pretty small.

thanks, I am going to install the clutch pull releif this week. I did notice even stock, the release area is small and far out

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #12 · 11 mo ago

muddypaws3 said:
sick levers! who made them?

Got them on Ebay for about 30 bucks. Just search Honda fury cnc blade lever. They come in a bunch if colors too. The post just says CNC but the box says FXCNC brand

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #13 · 11 mo ago

muddypaws3 said:
sick levers! who made them?

Ebay took about 2 weeks to get here, just checked on Amazon, 33 bucks with 2 day shipping. I only did ebay cuz I was using PayPal credit lol. On Amazon they'll be "FXCNC billed blade lever honda fury"

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #14 · 11 mo ago

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So, decided to throw my plate mount together and mock it up today... didn't come with the tail light mount but I had one laying around for another project so I drilled a couple holes and threw it on there. Think im gonna be very happy with this set up!

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #15 · 11 mo ago (Edited)

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So, as it sits now, front tire is off and I'm starting on the forks. Just ran out of turquoise so I'm gonna get to prepping the rim. Here's a few pics for the update...

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Trying to build up some filler primer to get rid of the indents from previous owners drop. They aren't deep. And voila...

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #16 · 11 mo ago

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Got carried away, knocked out the front rim too, why not lol... white, then teal flake top coat (light layer), turquoise and red splatter paint 😁

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #17 · 10 mo ago (Edited)

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Been workin on the sissy bar, ill add pics as I get further with it...

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #18 · 10 mo ago

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So, had to put alot of thought in the windscreen. Wanted to keep it but couldn't decide on white with splatter or turquoise... so I did both. 😁

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RastaWolverine

Discussion Starter · #19 · 10 mo ago (Edited)

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Now working on what should be the last paint piece...

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Furious_Mike

· #20 · 10 mo ago

I love the color scheme it’s like 1987 all over again! 🤩

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