Against All Odds | How far will a $1500 motorcycle get you?

[@BlockHeadEvo]

I didn't know that you could buy a single pickle at a freakin gas station. And there are different flavours too? Damn you America, you never fail to amaze me! Love from Germany 🇩🇪

[@Nick-pd5nz]

At 6.30 "let's see what happens" boom! 💥 idk why but that made me laugh my ass off. 🤣

[@sethoquinn6172]

My favorite response from someone hearing about my solo long distance adventures is “I couldn’t even go that far in a car!” Of course not, cars suck. I actually enjoy riding the bike. Lol.

[@shadetreesurgeon]

ACCURATE

[@lockout6896]

Hell yea

[@dalekidd420]

I absolutely LOVE Waze. When it suddenly tells you to get off the highway... DO IT! A couple years back, I had the same thing happen. Found out afterwards it had taken me around a wreck that shut the highway down for over 5 hours.

[@fivespeed3026]

Google maps has helped me in the same way

[@willallison1136]

Google maps did it for me too near Memphis on my way back from Get on Motofest

[@dalekidd420]

By comparison to Google Maps, I have found that Waze tends to get traffic alerts up sooner, because they are client-generated.

[@johnmcgregor8372]

I have eaten at both Jerry's and Berry's. The tale of the great highway 49 catfish feud is a long and treacherous story of love, loss, and delicious bottom feeders.

[@shadetreesurgeon]

I just KNEW there had to be a backstory there

[@jameskuhlman9835]

Southern version of the Detroit coney wars then?

[@dalekidd420]

@@jameskuhlman9835 And "Windsor-style" pizza... LOL

[@MrPAULONEAL]

@@jameskuhlman9835 Sounds like the war of the Juicy Lucy...

[@Timman57]

I'm sure this will make more sense in a minute, but just that paragraph alone, Id read a book on it lol

[@ecrusch]

He's not everybody's wizard, BUT HE'S OUR WIZARD!!! God bless you & OUR Flip Na for making us proud!!!

[@arthurlagasse1994]

THE RIDE IS THE CURE! PURGE YOUR SICKNESS AND RIDE! LIFE IS TO BE LIVED! RIDE ON GOOD WIZARD!

[@Arasmus125]

Hey Shadetree, at 10:28, that would be Pensacola FL. My house is there somewhere. That body of water would be Escambia Bay which connects to the Gulf of Mexico.

[@mastercylinder1939]

I agree, one hundred %, on your post trip summary, one of the best things about riding a bike, the chance to escape into ones own mind, resetting the internal clock, thinking things through that may have been troubling you subconsciously, putting the world too right and zeroing out on the tensions of life. It a supreme therapy cars drivers can’t appreciate. Hats off to Shadetree, keep on keeping on.

[@poppavein1]

Yep. I had a neighbor who's therapist recommended getting a motorcycle. He then rode to the other coast to go to Seminary school.

[@mattbroussard7409]

That Highlander theme!!!!!!!! Take that show on the road! Loves and Buccees.

[@tetlow2]

Dude. My dad had an 84 aspencade and it ate regular for years. If you're worried just walk inside and grab some octane booster.

[@indyventures4241]

Hey there Josh, I'm a honda design engineer. For gas, check the owners manual, it suggests 91 or higher. Pinging isn't super common in those bikes, using 87 is unlikely to damage your engine, but if you have access to 91 I'd use it.

[@DaroffApFire]

Are you sure? Every 80's Honda I've owned, (including 3 Goldwings and 4 CX500's) have all called for between 85 and 87. Especially Goldwings since they're low compression engines.

[@SAXONWARLORD1000AD]

87 ALL DAY - RAN IT FOR YEARS

[@OnDownTheRoadProductions]

Are you allowed to represent Honda on social media?

[@jamesireland9188]

@@OnDownTheRoadProductions who cares lol

[@thomasheer825]

Have a 93 Wing an d run 87 all the time, so far in 107k miles no issues.

[@NAguitarist]

Man I love watching these long trip videos. Always makes me wanna take off and just ride.

[@darrylhuggins2423]

"I don't even know where I am..." Those are the best words to say on a motorcycle trip. Last trip it took 6 days before I was on a familiar road! Great times and glad you made it.

[@Marc-de3ri]

Every summer I take two weeks and straight travel to places I have never been to on my Yammie Vstar 950. I pack up soft bags, make a flexible plan to end in a particular place but decide to stop when I want along the way. My longest trip has been down to Florida and I live in Pennsylvania. I took the Blue Ridge Parkway down and back for most of it. That was a fantastic journey. I will return to Florida again and would love to chat with you the next time I make the trip.

[@patw9175]

"Let's escape before we get asked to do any more good deeds" hahahahahahah man I love this stuff. The outro was even better. Thank you for putting into words one of the many allures of motorcycling. You're a motivation and a great dude!

[@kevinbarnbrook4728]

Damn I feel sorry for the neighbours, Shady and flip shouting at the top of their voices, plus two Honda Goldwings revving their engines at 12 am in the morning. What a great trip, sleeveless, riding two huge bikes, going over 1000 mile plus trip down the highway, fueled up on spicy pickles.

[@oldpolak5203]

Just a belligerent couple of roadies trying to get their youth back

[@kevinbarnbrook4728]

@@oldpolak5203 You might be right, but to them it's living the dream, it shows them they are still alive, they can still do the same things they did in their youth, and why not?

[@oldpolak5203]

😎

[@jtbasic]

I want shadetree to give my eulogy

[@stevenreynolds2327]

IKR, he should be on a lecture circuit.

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

Gotta drink beers with him!

[@samuelhunter9410]

Those Goldwings carried ya'll 1,200 miles trouble free and comfortably enough that you only stopped for gas and food. It might time to stop calling them crappy bikes! Love the channel, Josh. Keep it up!

[@GoodDogTheRottweiler]

No matter where I go, or how far, I always add a little bit of time just for talking to people at the gas station. 😂

[@davidsondan7471]

Alright, I'll jump into the unknown. Tomorrow's memorial day. I'm going to light a cigar and get on the scoot and go visit my dad. There's a flying J up the road from where he's buried I might get me some biscuits and gravy while I'm out there.

[@riedlj1]

Can't believe you guys still have gas shortages. We didn't have any in the Northeast. You constantly surprise me man... The Cure... The introspection...The great advice on how to live without regrets.. Keep on being you.

[@65Coronet1]

I was in Florida visiting while you guys were heading out. Started in Wisconsin the Saturday before, went to eastern Tennessee then Florida then back to Wisconsin. 3,000 miles on my bmw rt in a week, crushed it even with all the naysayers. Shadetree inspired me to go for it!

[@Daniel-oy4gu]

Watching this while suffering from food poisoning puts perspective on u doing this right after being sick

[@Yantis91]

The Wizard with the best and BADdest attitude there is. Also, Flip type friends are diamonds among coal. May the magic square box lead you all to more amazing trips

[@mraycgz]

Hell yeah. I’m the “down for whatever whenever even the last minute” guy. Go deep into the unknown. You are going to love it.

[@victorherrin2991]

I don't know why but you really remind of the legendary Wolfman jack with your anticks

[@TheQuartermaster55]

I bought a Yamaha 650 v star that had been laid down and needed forks and triples. I fixed that bike in less than a month, then immediately hopped on it after a 25 year hiatus from riding, and rode 300 miles to Red River New Mexico with 15 of my friends. The bike made it, and back, and nothing feels better than that. That's F-ing living!!

[@vivepopo]

Confidence: nourishment for the wise, liquor for the fool.

[@mw1606]

I'm storing that one way Leftover...thanks

[@baziloneil1271]

Today I learned what a "glizzy" was. Thanks Shadetree

[@noway234]

It is nuts, butts and guts mixed into a delicious concoction.

[@Timman57]

Makes me wish someone would start a cover band named, "Thin-Glizzy" and sing dirty song spoofs like Steel Panther lol

[@Webethumpin]

Never take no for an answer. The toughest man to beat is the one that won’t give up. You are the man Shadetree!!

[@richcanfield1387]

SO your off on this amazing journey.......and for the ones that mostly follow the Harley riders.....It's all about YOU Josh, not the bike your on! You always leave us wanting more! What a great ride...with a great friend.Thanks for counting us in!

[@Mark_I_Am]

10:10 until the sun comes up everything before that’s just a prelude. Me, living my teenage years during the 70s and 80s my twisted ears heard “Quaalude” not prelude. Just imagine what those white lines in the road would look like after a few Quaaludes. hahahahaha

[@stevegrim]

Sunrise, wrong side of another day, Sky high and six thousand miles away, Don't know how long I've been awake, Wound up in an amazing state, Can't get enough, And you know it's righteous stuff, Goes up like prices at Christmas, Motorhead, you can call me Motorhead, alright

[@DoRC]

According to the GL 1200 owners manual it requires 86 octane or higher based on the US way of determining octane.

[@UncleBogator]

Man I loved all 33 minutes of this. There's nothing like long distance riding and I'm glad you shared that journey. Looking forward to the next one.

[@llerradish]

6 years ago I sold my home loaded my old 2002 Dodge pickup and a couple motorcycles on the trailer and went to Arizona for the winter never step foot in Arizona before. Been doing it every year since. Not always fun but it's always an adventure

[@cruelregulator666]

As someone who is stumbling around through life like an idiot, I've come to adopt a saying I picked up from a fellow coworker who always said this when trying out new unknown methods at work that may or may not go against Osha standards, " fuck it, I wanna see what happens."

[@2amoto]

Come with me, and you will see a world full of osha violations. Screw the pencil pushers man, enjoy life and do what feels right.

[@cruelregulator666]

@@2amoto yes someone who gets it, to me there is such a thing as too much safety, sure you can have all the ppe in the world and all it takes is an idiot doing it wrong, I say idiot because even the greenest of hands can do a simple task. But yea just go about and if it feels right go ahead at full ramming speed baby!

[@thinebiggest]

LMAO at that one...awesome! No fun at knowing what WILL happen.

[@invincible751]

I say something similar to this. "Fuck it, we're doing this in the name of science and discovery"

[@BPantherPink]

THIS...by far, the BEST 'edipose' !!! A man after my own heart !!! The philosopher and wordsmith par excellence ... Though I'm home-bound in pain, there was none for these thirty-four minutes !! ❤U Joshua...much love from India 🙏🏼

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Hope ya heal up soon my man!

[@tommontague5721]

Getting there is an achievement .....Making it back home is a Gift!...Have fun, keep the shinny side up.

[@michaelcoulter714]

Yeah you got guts..I just back off of my measly 485 mile trip to Calif. Because my bike stutters at 55 to 60 and then smooths out again...yeah I'm a wimp....lol... glad ya made it !

[@toddwingo2700]

Man what a feeling, I absolutely get the shakes right before a long burner like that. Will I die, will I just wreck, will it break down, and if any of this happens how will I get all my shit back home. Fuqit let go. Rock on cowboy. You definitely have your country cred in my book, measured by diversity and over coming.

[@Timman57]

This is why good friends are important, sometimes, you just can't get the lead out, and get up off your buns and do something, or you just need a little extra courage or motivation. There have been plenty of trips I have stressed my way out of and then someone would simply say, "come on man, I'll ride with ya" and boom, easy yes. You can't buy motivation, but you can have friends. With that being said, I dont have any friends around anymore 😒😂

[@Sixbears]

Great video! I love a 1200 mile trip. It's the perfect distance for things to get weird but not too long that you can't do it within 24 hours.

[@Agnostic.JohnOG]

Goosebumps from you guys doing the Highlander theme!

[@AaronCo29]

@4:56 that looked like a spot in Mississippi that says gas at that exit, but its another 5 miles down the road. I was on a sporty and was already on fumes, it died and I literally rolled up to the pump. 3.4 gallons in a 3.3 gallon tank

[@jonvan2206]

Jumping into the unknown and doing something you've never done before. We did it last fall, hauled our camper for a weeks vaca. to see a granddaughter race her BMX bike in the nationals in Tulsa OK. Wife said she didn't want to head home after the week there. So we headed to Arizona to do a little prospecting at the Lost Dutchman's Mining camp in Stanton Arizona, went for a week and stayed four months! Keep it weird!

[@JByb04]

A couple of weekends ago I actually woke up and decided I was going to hit the road. I ended up in Eureka Springs, AR and every mile was worth it. By the time I got home my back was sore and I was wishing I had Highway Pegs. But I'd do it all over again. Plus now I have extra motivation to actually get the highway bars and pegs now. The last ride of Barf Party was my inspiration btw.

[@jakemcmullin9753]

Shadetree ends these triumphant videos like a dirtbag Socrates. I dig the impassioned speeches.

[@donsvideos1985]

@13:00 we called it six mile bridge. When I was in the Navy back in the 80's the ship was in the Mobile shipyards for some work and being we were homeported in P-Cola the days we didn't have duty. Many of us had apartments or girlfriends in P-Cola. Early in the morning I-10 looked like the cannon ball run. We had fast cars and I on my trusty KZ650 topped out at 125 and I couldn't keep up with the big dog VMax a buddy had! Good times and life threatening adventure!

[@donsvideos1985]

Only Shadetree Surgeon can take a 1200 mile flatland blast blast and make it entertaining. Good one Sir. I watched to the end! Such an orator. Dusty Rhoades merged with JFK 🤣

[@michaelbarber8692]

I did the ride from Jupiter, fl. to Waco, Tx. straight (29 hrs.) on Christmas Day plus. I was beat but a blast to ride. Thanks for letting me relive it!!

[@shaneharrison9060]

Man shadetree you are so inspiring. Dude me and my wife are riding our 2020 softail standard (I bought it cause of your review of it and I've never regretted it) to Destin Florida in October and everyone is saying oh you need a touring bike to that and I'm like if shadetree can ride a hardtail chopper 1200 miles then we can ride 1800 miles round trip with suspension. Man I never miss a video from you. Your quotes are really inspirational and just so motivating.

[@Hedron-Design]

What an adventure. Glad you made it and enjoyed it. I had to miss the moto fest due to other life obligations but the vicarious ride with you in the video was fun. Thanks.

[@duanesifuentes4129]

Bro I never have a plan for anything, that's why I like your channel. Mad props for riding out to Texas on the 80's!! Can't wait to do the same, ride safe brother.

[@DennysPlantBasedJourney]

I run 87 in my wing all the time. Manual calls for 87. Works great and actually runs cooler, which is good in the Texas heat.

[@BrockGrimes]

06:10 There is usually a frame label with it on it on the right side, prob under a cover. But most GL1500 manuals i find say they recommend 91 octane or higher be used, FYI.

[@curiousgeorgeadv]

Thanks for the content Josh. I'm currently laid up in the hospital after a car decided to turn left in front of me. These videos are helping me through the monotony of hospital life...

[@caseyconley9383]

I had a truck hit me as I was turning left once. 6 bones and 5 surgeries later. Take care brother. Itll get better

[@shadetreesurgeon]

I’ll be thinking about ya, I hope you heal up quick!

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

I bought a Kawasaki 1500 for $900 four and a half years ago and drive it almost every day. I will never sell it. The most fun bike I've ever had since my first Kawasaki in 1967.

[@TimberhawkRock]

That first bridge in the video where you mentioned that it was pretty but you didn’t know where you were is the I-10 bridge coming into Pensacola. I live in Pensacola and have ridden that bridge many times. Never disappoints!

[@ThatBobGuy850]

Nathan, when I started reading your comment I was like, "Did I write this one already?" because that's exactly what I was going to tell Josh. When I saw the DQ up on the hill, I knew exactly where he was: My home town too. Maybe see you around, eh? Look for the guy on the blue (yes, blue not black) Sportster ;)

[@TimberhawkRock]

@@ThatBobGuy850 definitely, man! I think I might’ve actually seen you ripping down scenic a few times.

[@ThatBobGuy850]

@@TimberhawkRock - That would be me! I live right off of Scenic.

[@johnvelaski]

I thought the same as ya'll. 44 yrs in P'cola. Living in Georgia now. Sure do miss the beach!!

[@TimberhawkRock]

@@ThatBobGuy850 Nice! I’m right off Langley. Hit me up on social media. My first and last name is pretty easy to find.

[@Torque_and_Tonkatsu]

There is nothing like taking a longer trip than usual and hitting that sweet spot after an hourish in where you just meld into everything.

[@vanillagorilla2439]

Jerry's catfish house is supposed to be an igloo. I've ate there a few times

[@TonedefStJames]

Glad you decided to take the trip and made it safely! Got to meet you on Saturday at the motofest, we took pics towards the end of the day and that was great!

[@agrameroldoctane_66]

My youngest motorbike is vintage 1981... all japanese, all driven as much as possible.

[@TheMark9418]

Brother I wanna thank u for helping me get out of my comfort zone and traveling on my motorcycle...u aren't afraid of failing why should I be...me and my wife finally packed up the harley and went to new orleans yesterday only after watching ur video of u going to NY..it was random and we had to plans just pointed the bike and left..best adventure ever

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Love this!

[@LOVE-of8iw]

I love this stuff. Exploring is my favorite thing to do. Especially with shoddy equipment. 😆 I didn't know about the gas argument for goldwings. I used 87 and thrashed mine daily. Online claims 0-60 in 5.4 and I believe it. Maybe that's why gas is dripping out of my valve cover. 🤔

[@MrRobertoa1]

Shade Tree, your like the guy that is always reminding everyone the odds. If you fail you know why. You don't have to make any excuses and you reminded everyone of them. Don't forget when you get to Dallas, TX, you are only half way. You still need to get back home. You can break down then. Enjoy the ride and be you, because you are awesome.

[@tattoowho]

Pretty cool seeing you riding on roads I'm on regularly. Glad you were able to make your journey.

[@abourn87]

A- freakin- men brother.. I share your sentiments fully. The world needs more like minded people, Rock Onn!!

[@shawnphillips4473]

A motorcycle accident has prevented me from coming down to Texas and meeting everyone . ride safe and have an amazing time and most important have a Beer for me.

[@bjorn0909]

A majestic tale of friendship, motorcycles, and PICKLES! HELL YEAH!

[@clok1966]

Goldwings if taken care of are awesome. bought an 85 with a knock ($300) that has been sitting 8 years, picked up ebay motor with 54,000 ($400 shipped), one full day to swap motor $80 for 4 carb kits, new stator ($120) when swapping motor, and it's got almost 40,000 more miles on it now. Never broke down once, but have put tires and did the waterpump on it. No ethanol or if you use it don't leave it (winter is 4-5 months here) in it.

[@ApexPredatorBoids]

I hadn't ridden in over 20 years, so naturally I got a bug up my ass and bought the biggest fucking bike I could find in my price range. Been rockin' my $1300 '89 GL1500 for 2 weeks now. I have little doubt the bike could easily make a 1200 mile trip, it's my ability to ride that long and far that's in question. With only 200 miles of local riding under my belt, I have a feeling I should hold off long trips for a while.

[@shadetreesurgeon]

HELL yeah

[@donttalktome4696]

Bought a 92 shadow 1100 for $500. Needed turn signals, taillight and a starter. I have put about 800 miles on the bik

[@adamlanglois563]

I’ve got a 94’ gotta love the 4 speed

[@tinyhat5944]

hell yeah. i've put about 2500 miles on my $200 '87 Shadow 700.

[@lisar3006]

I run non ethanol gas in both my Harley's (72 FLH & 98 FLSTF) most of it is 87 octane and they do fine. I don't want alcohol & water in my old FLH specially. I do toss in a tank of high test in the 98 FLSTF now and then. I used to stop at that same Flying J when I was driving for Odyssey manufacturing out of Tampa but never eat there. live in Alabama now but miss Florida.

[@QuadroNVS]

According to The GL 1200 service manual, it can run with an Octane of 86 or higher . This is for the 1986 model.

[@honeyman71962]

Shade tree to be absolutely honest I had a gold wing many years ago early eighties model I don't remember the exact year but I burned every type of gas in it 86 87 89 97 it didn't matter it burned every bit of it and it didn't give me the slightest bit of trouble it was actually one of the best motorcycles I ever had I really regret getting rid of it.

[@pushinold]

Old Goldwings won't run on water, but will run on just about everything else.

[@BlackMesaSecurity]

This right here is why you are the best motovloger. Great adventures out of nowhere with a great message in there too!!

[@jamespolucha8790]

I bought a $2000 honda Valkyrie with 5 thousand miles on it and have been riding it coast to coast every year Han 90,000 miles on it and never did anything to it but change the fluids and tires and brake pads, so comfortable and reliable for only 2 grand

[@MrAmartin8]

As the ole expression goes ... Been there done that ... But after nearly 73 years on ole planet earth it's time to slow done just a touch .. Young man you keep on enjoying life ... Keep on doing what put's a smile on ya face . Oh by the way Saddle Tramp is a bud of mine ...

[@staceytoepfert7684]

I did the unknown. I’m about 350 miles from where I went in Michigan from Indiana. My bike did good up to 30 minutes from getting home. It acted like it was out of gas but it blew a fuse. I did get home just to have the same thing happen to me the next day coming home from work lol. I made it to my destination and back and to me that’s good

[@shadetreesurgeon]

You made it tho!

[@staceytoepfert7684]

Yes I did and I have another ride coming up in August. That one is to the K River Camp Ground in Oklahoma. That’ll be my longest ride and alone which will be a nice one. Have a good day 🍻🤙

[@philipkuriger3420]

Jerry's and Berry's in Richland,MS are owned brothers who are indeed in a long standing feud.

[@shadetreesurgeon]

I KNEW IT

[@hippytrev7452]

my Harley blew up 1000 miles from home on a 3 thousand mile ride from QLD to Victoria & Back & lm glad l did that trip l got the bike home $3k later for a 2nd hand motor my bike is going again... ready for the next long ride... cheers from Down Under & Keep Ya Knee's in Da Breeeezzeeeee.........

[@FSHSKainon]

bought a 1988 GL1500 for $250 92k rode it home 40m 2 years later, new tires $650, AGM batt $120, rebuilt rear caliper my self, rebuilt front forks myself 102k replaced the Alt with a chinese one $120 myself thankfully has always got me home

[@SAXONWARLORD1000AD]

87 OCTANE ALL DAY IN MY 1987 GL1200 - USED IT FOR 11 YEARS NOW , NO PROBLEM - INCLUDING MY 12,650 MILE TRIP AROUND THE US

[@braptainmerica6530]

Thanks for sharing your journey. Riding home from grocery store this weekend I got run over by a pizza delivery driver. In the hospital watching this Monday morning with my shattered femur. Appreciate your outlook more than youtube comments section could ever show. Pretty sure my Sportster is totaled and I'm getting a goldwing after some physical therapy has me on 2 legs again. Looking forward to more adventures of shadetree army in the meantime

[@shadetreesurgeon]

I’m so sorry to hear this my friend, I wish you a speedy return to two wheels!

[@morningstarx5340]

Gas station probably has octane booster. I had to keep some on me during a trip to sturgis because a good bit of Iowa only had 87. My dad has a newer generation goldwing and runs 87 in it. It knocks one time every startup and is fine afterwards.

[@SmokeyDaVan]

I know all about jumping into the unknown and taking a road trip. It’s our life now. And it’s awesome!

[@Gibsonfan1989]

Gotta love living in Louisiana. Three daiquiri shops within 4 miles of my house

[@thaddeusibarra4308]

A thimble of Meth helps out immensely! 😂 glad you guys made it!! Awesome adventure Josh.

[@WhiskeyChaser]

Riding down a one lane road in the backroads of Mississippi on big ol Hondas with a Gay Bikers For Jesus sticker, sounds like a great time! Awesome vid bud, glad you guys made it!

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Good times my man

[@bradleyalexander5821]

Now that was fucking funny.....😂

[@jimtrabold7436]

@@shadetreesurgeon , I don't get what the sticker has to do with whether you guys are brothers or not.

[@lowfatire73]

Was glad you made the journey. Far better than I did.

[@Thefutureooksbight]

Give thanks in all circumstances

[@drybayoudan5429]

“If you’re not livin on the edge, you’re takin up too much space.” Steven Tyler This quote says a lot in our world of biking. RIDE EZ, Dry Bayou Dan

[@SuperPain31]

Those structures in the distance before you reached Mobile are cranes to load/unload containers off the ships. The tunnel is the Wallace tunnel and it's really cool when it fills up with water 🤘

[@kevinrowbal5248]

I've been using 87 for 15 years in my 81. 1100gl

[@GoodLifeRiders]

Have done 3 unknown rides this year. 3797 mile round trip to Daytona Bike Week from Nebraska in March. 1k in a day from Alabama to Nebraska in April. 3200 mile round trip to SC from Nebraska in April. Did the Tail of the Dragon, Moonshiner 28, Cherohala Skyway, & Foothills Parkway on the way back. All were first trips I'd ever done over 1k by myself on a bike (06 Electra Glide Classic) purchased in Nov 2020. Each time the confidence builds more to where no unknown isn't worth trying. Watching your Goldwing adventures makes me wanna buy one just to see if I can too.

[@darknightmgmoto2410]

Great video Josh. Glad you guys had a great time and made it back safe.

[@kingsilver638]

Last trip I did like that Paris Texas the bring it home parade left at 4:00 a.m. 938 miles later sitting in Paris Texas got there Friday night did the parade Saturday left Sunday morning at 3:00 a.m. for that big ride home 6 hours solid rain 50° degrees what a trip wouldn't change it for the world by myself in my deep thoughts

[@Seven7Pain1]

Put non ethanol if regular if running ethanol get premium and use stabil