I put up that video about a month ago on this forum, maybe less... shitty arse video... crappy comparison... No worries, we've already seen it...
Honda fury vs HD Rocker C
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There is a tool kit... but... might as well take it out cause you probably will never use it...
Cept on the broken down Harley's you help out... but, metric is metric... 
....It's very simple...I would rather ride a Honda than push a Harley..
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Seen it, saw it, didnt like the comparisson, Looked at the Harley in person the Rocker C i saw was 22k, my fury was 11400 out the door. The harley has more of a nostalgic look. reminds me of the panheads. For initial cost, reliability and sleaker lines on a chopperish bike the way to go is probably honda, even though Harley has done alot of work to building up their reliability. For cheaper, more availible parts and nostalgia the Harley is probably the way to go.
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I thought the tool kit was for helping out the Harley guys!There is a tool kit... but... might as well take it out cause you probably will never use it...
Sorry I don't knock anybody, if you want a harley, fine, your paying for it, want Fury, fine, you paying for it. In the end, does it really matter? Hell NO! Get what you want, Ill get what I want, Just wave and say HI! Just don't do Shity biased reviews. Journalism at it's worst!
Nice Bikes
I can honestly say that I've looked at several bikes over the years. HD's Rocker C is a very nice looking bike and HD has come a long way over that last few years for quality too. In that same vein Victory's Vegas Jackpot & Hammer are killer bikes with no reliability issues. Big Dog choppers are another incredibly good looking ride and for the most part are fairly reliable. However, you can't touch any of those bikes for less than $20K new.
I simply don't believe you can honestly compare the Fury to those bikes for that reason. The person purchasing one of those and looking at a Fury is the exception not the rule. You got the cash you use it.
I love my Fury because it gives me that unique chopper look, combined with Honda engineering, reliability, and a price that I can afford. I'm guessing most everyone who owns one will say the same thing. I don't think there is a comparable bike right now to the Fury. Perhaps Yamaha or Suzuki or Kawasaki will come up with something but right now I say the Cheese stands alone.
I can honestly say that I've looked at several bikes over the years. HD's Rocker C is a very nice looking bike and HD has come a long way over that last few years for quality too. In that same vein Victory's Vegas Jackpot & Hammer are killer bikes with no reliability issues. Big Dog choppers are another incredibly good looking ride and for the most part are fairly reliable. However, you can't touch any of those bikes for less than $20K new.
I simply don't believe you can honestly compare the Fury to those bikes for that reason. The person purchasing one of those and looking at a Fury is the exception not the rule. You got the cash you use it.
I love my Fury because it gives me that unique chopper look, combined with Honda engineering, reliability, and a price that I can afford. I'm guessing most everyone who owns one will say the same thing. I don't think there is a comparable bike right now to the Fury. Perhaps Yamaha or Suzuki or Kawasaki will come up with something but right now I say the Cheese stands alone.
Um probably you don't have to wrestle it or have a sore ass after? You got me on his meaning.
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