SORRY SOLD! 2010 Honda Fury 1300 ~ NONE NICER in Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia for sale

Year
2010
kms
3400
Beautiful & fast. Factory original 2010 Honda Fury 1300. They're best year before they started painting everything! Great bike to ride and really comfortable. Shaft driven, water cooled and fuel injected. Has only 3400 kms --- 2100 miles!! Hardly broken in and is like new. Never dropped. Recently added a few factory Honda optional parts, leather tool pouch, sissy bar, boulevard windshield (shorty), handle bar extenders, new battery ($250.), C&C custom seat, LED head lamp, etc. $1500. of accessories. Reason for selling, had for 3 years and only driven 700 kms --- 450 miles! Just no time. Price new is $16,000 half price at $8700. Call, text or email 25O-7O9-5O88 Dave. Thx.
Beautiful & fast. Factory original 2010 Honda Fury 1300. They're best year before they started painting everything! Great bike to ride and really comfortable. Shaft driven, water cooled & fuel injected. Has only 3400 kms --- 2100 miles!! Hardly broken in and is like new. Never dropped. Recently added a few factory Honda optional parts, leather tool pouch, sissy bar, boulevard windshield (shorty), handle bar extenders, new battery ($250.), C&C custom seat, LED head lamp, etc. $1500. of accessories. Reason for selling, had for 3 years and only driven 700 kms --- 450 miles! Just no time. Price new is $16,000 half price at $8700. Call, text or email 25O-7O9-5O88 Dave. Thx.
NOTE; Thanks to an observant consumer, I want to thank 'Joe' for bringing to my attention that the price of the Fury new was not $16,000. new! Hes actually right, it was originally $13,000. new in 'United States'. In Canada, they were actually over $17,000. new and of course all your extras . The newer ones went down in price because they started stripping down the bike of chrome and misc bits and pieces, such as passenger pegs etc. Below is an excerpt from a U.S. Cycle magazine from 2010. Thanks again Joe!
" Price
Looking like one of those OCC bikes, it's easy to think that the 2010 Honda Fury is found somewhere well beyond the average cruiser buyer's financial limits ($50, maybe even $60K). But the whole idea behind it is to address with success to precisely that category of riders that wouldn't have normally afforded it. And this translates into a $12,999 MSRP. "