Congrats on making the trip. I rode from Phoenix, AZ to Prudhoe Bay and back in 2022. I was on a Pan Ameriica Special and my friend was on an Utra Limited Low. We lucked out when we rode the Dalton: three days of clear, dry weather. It was the trip of a lifetime.

What was the total cost of the trip?

Oncoming trucks hurl a lot of rocks off their tires, especially when the road is greasy with mud. Wear your gear and stay behind a fairing. Anyone considering a bike run on the Dalton would be best off with an ADV type bike. It can be done on anything that rolls, but...

I saw these comments about the metal grid bridges and have to say, they seem pretty squirrelly and scary the couple times I’ve ridden on them. I want to take a trip through Montreal and Quebec on my ‘03 Electra-Glide. I grew up in Michigan until I was 10. I seem to remember on our trips to the UP that the Mackinac bridge was steel grate back in the ‘60’s. Gives me the heebe-jeebes just dreaming about that portion of the trip!

really liking these videos

Spray with WD 40 sit for 15 min then wash and repeat until happy works well !

I want to do this on my victory vision. Texas to Florida to alaska back to texas.

Can I ask the body of viewers this question? I have friends with chemical engineering degrees and they would consider your bike “totaled” due to the caustic nature of the calcium chloride used on the road. Any other chemical engineers out there with an opinion? Would any of you hesitate to purchase a used bike you know went up that road? TIA. Ride safe everyone!

I'm riding a yamaha vstar1300 to deadhorse next summer from south tecas but I'm also going to kenai fjords national park, denali national park , wrangel st elias national park and gates of the artic national park

Harley davison cool man

I saw this bike in deadhorse

Great job !

Great Journey ADV are better for north trips . You did a great job i hope you liked are country going thru Canada .

Nico's Taco restaurant at Three Points AZ is great! Stopped there on rides a fews times.

That's amazing. I did this ride in 2022 on a Harley Pan America. I did it in May-June because that is the drier season, but it was cold (17 degrees F). I'm doing it again in 2025 on a BMW GS Adventure. The fact that you did it on that bike just cracks me up.

I plan to do this ride next summer, Not too jazzed about running back to deadhorse as I have done it 4 times over the years. Easy trip form Anch. I think my best time fairbanks to deadhorse was 12hrs. in 2009. Your right doing on an adventure bike!

Best advice for riding a Harley up the Daulton…don’t. Wrong tool for the job, it’s never going to be the same after, and you were very lucky to make it without wrecking the bike and yourself. Someone commented on a channel about how he was going to take his CVO street glide up the Daulton. It’s like bruh, got any idea what you are getting into? Obviously not. And you really want to ruin your $40000 CVO? I hope he changed his mind because yeah stupid idea.

Dude what is your name? Lol Didn't see you mention your name anywhere, not sure if that's for a reason.

I have the same model, The “Montana.” Looks like a brand new one. Are those your original mirrors?

In 1986 I rode a yamaha XS 1100 Key West to Portland Ore and back. Now 72 and making plans to ride a XVS 1300 Michigan to Seattle on " The Great Northern Road" ( US 2 ). Ride till you can't.

The road west from Mackinac city, Hwy 2, is known as "The Great Northen Road". It is the longest road in America and runs Boston to Seattle. I am planning a trip on it with my XVS 1300 next spring.

I have never binged watched a YT series until today. AWESOME / THRILLING / INSPIRING!

Trading my HD for a Honda was best motorcycle decision ever made.

How bad were the mosquitoes the entire time you were in Canada in Alaska?

My ride to Deadhorse was a great adventure. Did it with 4 others. Rode my BMW GS1150 Adventure. The temp was just above freezing most of the time.

With the gas, I noticed that with different brands I will get really good or really bad gas mileage. It depends on what additives and how much alcohol is in the gas. Look up Top Teir Fuel, it will list the gas companies that put more than just the bare minimum of additives and cleaners in their fuel that the government requires. I would test my mileage with different brands, find the one that I get the best milage from and try to stick with that.

Thanks for sharing. I plan a similar trip on my 2024 road glide spring of 2025. You might find a trip to Radisson, Quebec less of a challenge but as interesting. Loads of friendly people and good Canadian camping.

Its not as complicated as you made it out to be. I rode from TX to Tuk via the Dempster. 10K round trip in 20 days. Used one set of tires. Who ships their bike home? Props for using a HD to do it, that wouldn't have been my choice bike. I know the Dalton can be sketchy on any bike let alone road designed HD.

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You shoul have taken a Kawasaki KLR650 up to Alaska. I have a 2010 Electra Glide and a 2008 Kawasaki KLR650 (a street legal dual sport bike with a 6 gallon gas tank with a 300 mile range) that I trail ride over in the Oscelo National forest in North Floida (where 75 crosses 10). I've ridden my Harley down sandy dirt roads a few times, in the mud it would be a nightmare. Next time your passing though Lake City, Fl. look me up and I'll let you ride my KLR around in the mud over in Osceola, you'll love it!

This is where it all starts ❤

Man I love your bike what year is it? I’m saving money to buy a good reliable Harley like yours. I love how it started right up in the middle of the desert when you were eating. I will have a new Harley by April or sooner mark my comment on hood ❤

How does this seat install? Did it come with a bracket?

Loved the video! WV Native here and actually live right on the Talon in Ansted, a few minutes from Hawks Nest. Glad you guys enjoyed our routes! They have been working on the roads a lot this year so should be much smoother riding next year. Stay safe!

Great series!!! I just binge watched the whole thing. You did a great job keeping your windshield clean for us viewers!! I can’t bring myself to ride my aultra up in that soup though!! Hahahahah!! That is what BMWs and KTMs are for!! 😂😂😂😂

Epic journey. Thanks for sharing!

I have a question about the dominator solo seat. Hopefully, you can shed some light on it. So i have the same bike as in your video, and when looking at the seat on the saddleman website it doesnt look like it has the tongue part on the front of the seat that would usually go in a hole in the frame just before the gas tank. So my question is, mainly, did the seat come with hardware to put it on the bike properly, or did you need to get an additional bracket to have the seat on the bike?

..been there..done that….!!! An adventure….a challenge…worth every second…!!! Congratulations for your endeavor..!!!

How did you carry extra gas and how much?

Looking at using the Saddleman Dominator for my limited obviously you like it.

Rode the Dalton in 2020. Awesome scenery! Like they say the Dalton is 400 miles of dirt road and 50 miles of sheer terror. But what an experience. Biggest lesson learned: no matter the road conditions, you need to keep your speed 30-40 mph. This is fast enough to keep the bike heading the right direction. Slower, and the front tire will want to slip and slide. Seems counterintuitive and takes a bit of huevos, but once you try it, it really makes it much easier.

Mackinac Bridge is pronounced Mackinaw here in MI

Time and schedule; these are your two most dangerous opponents. As a resident of alaska, it allows me to be more selective with my journeys. Good weather allows longer days (such as one day from Dawson City to Tuk), or short/down days (such as camping in the wilderness and going for a walk) So regardless of the moto you ride…Mother Nature is not brutal. She is just indifferent. Don’t pound a round peg into a square hole. Take your time.

Just discovered this channel searching for motorcycle travel ideas. I’ve got the exact same bike! Would love to chat about some of the mods… curious how you like the bars

Great ride! Those gravel sections can seem to come out of nowhere. Hit about 100 klicks of gravel in northern Mantoba a few years ago and a rock went through the belt and cut it about half way through. But she made it home.

Just watched your video nicely done. Just so you know, more than a 1/3rd of Jasper townsite was destroyed by wildfire a couple of weeks ago. So you got to see it just in time.

Bike prep up that highway, get some tires built for mud

I think you should shorten your laces

This looks like such a fun trip. I kind of want to follow your tracks. But you should have used a bike with longer range! Many bikes can do 300 on a tank!