The Fury brings with it a 52-degree V-Twin engine and a two-in-one-in-two (fancy, eh?) exhaust, giving off a powerful rawr on the streets. This chopper produces somewhere around 59 horse power and 71 ft-lbs of torque from the 1300cc power plant, which gives its light body and large rear tire a kick in the ass at over 80 miles per hour.

Honda’s Fury is as stylish as any ride Dennis Hopper would cruise on down the highways of Easy Rider (no disrespect to Harley drivers). Its elongate front bars and curved 3.4 gallon raised tank can conform to most heights comfortably. Along with a lowered rear end and high-rise handles you’ve got the classic look of an all American chopper, only it’s produced by the Japanese!

With a price tag roaming around $13,000 the 2010 Honda Fury is a pretty decent bargain if you’re in the market for an already built chopper. Perhaps this is the chopper for those who cannot create their own – but that’s no excuse for wanting to ride off into the sunset on a pair of supped-up wheels and a V-Twin engine between your leg!

pictures/video courtesy of topspeed.com & motorcycle.com