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2016 – 2017 Honda Fury / Stateline Review

Posted on January 18, 2017January 8, 2019 By Jarvis

More and more riders have come to appreciate the look associated with what I would call Classic Americana, and manufacturers around the world have responded in recent years to try to exploit this niche interest. This movement has actually been on and gaining momentum for a few years now, and we are starting to see some fairly bold designs from some of the big names. Honda had two such designs available for the 2016 model year. First was the Stateline , the sole surviving member of the 1300 Custom Line having outlived its siblings, the Interstate  and Sabre cruisers, though it met the same fate coming into 2017. The Fury joined the Stateline as a sort of brother-from-another-mother with lots of shared DNA, but with a few critical differences, and it represents a very bold design concept indeed.

Join me as I critique Honda’s attempt to recapture our glory days.
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