[Richard M.]

Greetings from Wilson, NC. New Fury owner. I have owned a few bikes in my time but this one is going to be the one I keep until I kill over. Still a few things I want to do to it but it’s ready for some new adventures. I love this bike and am a proud member of the Fury Nation.

 

[Furi15]

By the looks of that load on the back, wheelies are fairly easy.

 

[Richard M.]

By the looks of that load on the back, wheelies are fairly easy.

My wheelie days are far behind me. Lol. I needed some capacity for a little motocamping gear and those bags seemed like a good idea. I don’t like having to ride with a backpack if it can be avoided. You are right about having to be aware of the weight when I do pack up for a trip.

 

[Andrew Mac]

Aloha from Jacksonville Beach Florida!

 

[Furious_Mike]

Welcome from Pennsylvania! That’s some sissy bar!

 

[Richard M.]

Welcome from Pennsylvania! That’s some sissy bar!

It’s a homemade bar. It definitely looks better from a distance but it serves the purpose well. The prices on accessories are absurd.

 

[Reds Faster]

Welcome from 0z Richard 👍

 

[macxpert]

Welcome, again from Oz.

 

[FURY-S1]

Welcome from Alabama

 

[Willywill989]

Welcome from Dallas, Texas. I’m new here too!

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

Welcome from 0z Richard 👍

Welcome, again from Oz.

Your "Oz" is fatter.

 

[Goat]

Your "Oz" is fatter.

That's because Stephen's is an actual Oz, (O z), where Red's is 0z, (zero z).

 

[460brevill]

Welcome from Farmville Va.

 

[macxpert]

Your "Oz" is fatter.

Well my excuse is we just finished the lunar new year celebrations and I was forced to eat all that delicious food. Plus my middle daughter took a week off to go and visit her maternal grandparents in Singapore and she brought back a suitcase full of snacks and all kinds of goodies you can't easily get or are crazy expensive in Oz. BTW I'm not exaggerating about a suitcase full of food, she bought a cheap suitcase in Singapore to bring all the food back. (a trick she learnt from her mum)

 

[Richard M.]

Thank you for the warm welcome. I’m enjoying looking at all of the pictures everyone has posted. Those Furys are some nice looking bikes. It’s definitely not a long haul bike but I’m very happy with it as is. The ride isn’t half bad and it’s got plenty of power. I certainly enjoy the rides on country roads.

 

[Goat]

Thank you for the warm welcome. I’m enjoying looking at all of the pictures everyone has posted. Those Furys are some nice looking bikes. It’s definitely not a long haul bike but I’m very happy with it as is. The ride isn’t half bad and it’s got plenty of power. I certainly enjoy the rides on country roads.

It can be a long haul bike, at least for a weekend. I strapped a duffle bag to the back of mine and rode across a couple of states with no problem at all. Sure, it's not a touring bike like a Gold Wing, but it was still pretty comfortable for me when I was younger and healthier. Even the guys on the big bikes wanted to stop every hundred miles so it worked out fine.

 

[Strings]

I'm new to the community as well! Long time Fury lover and newly minted owner. Wildly enough we have the same initials lol. I live in Northwestern Minnesota and we're covered in snow and -15f temps right now so no outside shots yet

 

[Furious_Mike]

I’m with @Goat in this, I’ve ridden Grace on a couple of good long rides and my thinking is the small tank is a benefit because it gives u a chance to stop and stretch every 100-130 miles, doing that I can honestly say I can ride her all day without an issue

 

[macxpert]

I can also ride my bike for as long as the fuel and my bladder lasts. That said I have a C&C seat, +3" forward controls and Cannella risers. I find my Fury with these comfort items to be more comfortable than a stock Goldwing.

 

[Furious_Mike]

🤯 that means a lot coming from @macxpert cause he’s a goldwing lover! 😂