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'' The main competitors of the Honda VT1300CX == Photos ==<gallery mode="packed" heights=200px>File:Fury in the class4 29 2010.JPG|File: ''FuryAction1.jpg|* [[Yamaha_XVS1300 File:2013-06-TimWatson RideApart HondaFury 09.jpg| Yamaha XVS1300 Custom (Stryker)]]</gallery>
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| [[Image: Fury 4 29 2010.JPG | 300px | thumb | right | Honda VT1300CX Fury]]
| [[Image: FuryAction1.jpg | 300px | thumb | right | Honda VT1300CX Fury]]
| [[Image: 2013-06-TimWatson RideApart HondaFury 09.jpg | 300px | thumb | right | Honda VT1300CX Fury]]
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The Honda VT1300CX Fury cruiser was unveiled in January 2009 at the International Motorcycle Show in New York and went into series production and sale in May. Honda Fury is officially supplied to many countries of the world, but not everywhere it is called Fury - in some countries this model is called as “Honda VT1300CX” or “Honda VT1300CXA” (with ABS).
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''' Main competitors: '''
* [[Yamaha_XVS1300 | Yamaha XVS1300 Custom (Stryker)]]
The model replaced [[Honda_VTX1300 | Honda VTX 1300]] and differs from it in almost everything - from the frame to the engine - the Honda Fury gets an injection engine with modified cams, cylinder head and exhaust system. As a result, the engine began to produce about 58 hp. power and 108 Nm of torque. For comparison, the old [[Honda_VTX1300 | Honda VTX 1300]] produced 75 hp. and 123 Nm.
Model Honda VT1300CX Fury continues to be produced to the present day almost unchanged.
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