Can these cheap Honda Goldwings make it 4,000 miles to Key West and back?

[@Project-Odyssey]

Sorry for selling out and monetizing! I don’t like ads anymore than the next guy but it’ll help support future endeavors and boy do we have some ideas!!!

[@2dazed685]

I seen this forsale on marketplace & have the bike saved. Chuckled & figured I’d give this a view!

[@dashaway95]

You put in the work! Might as well get paid. I'll gladly watch ads for content like this!

[@Fenris_0fficial]

I'm from Iowa too man! Keep up the great content. Was thinking about driving down to Florida myself.

[@brucecarlson493]

I want to hear about your upcoming adventures. I ride and big fan of proven (old) motorcycles.

[@1995arv]

((( ALASKA !!! )))

[@raccafracca940]

I live in Boise, Idaho. A few years back I bought a '85 Goldwing Interstate 1200 w/71K miles on it that had sat in a garage for 2 years. 2 weeks later, after some minor preventative maintenance, I rode it to Portland, Oregon. Stayed a week for work. Then up to Mt. St. Helens before returning back to Boise. That bike purred like a kitten getting its back rubbed. I still have it. Great bike.

[@hvguy]

As someone who just bought a goldwing 2 weeks ago, in the short time I've had it, I can safely say, 95% of the remaining goldwings (88+) can make that trip regardless of mileage

[@johnwhan7288]

LOL.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Theres definestly some high miles old ones that are still ticking so

[@crackshotmcgee9588]

What's wrong with my 86? Lol

[@grabe1890]

thats honda for ya

[@jackanderson1418]

I had a 1985 Aspencade got it with 60 000 miles on it put another 60,000 miles on it, took it motorcycle camping loaded to the max always handled great 40 mph up hill down hill head wind tail wind great bike, one thing to watch for is the stator connection to the wiring harness next to the battery they corrode and take out the stator I eliminated the plug and just hard wired it.

[@samhutchins5890]

my grandfather rode goldwings and was a member of the gold wing road riders association and i kinda spent my later childhood riding his 1800 and going to meets. he recently passed and in his later years was unable to ride and eventually had his bike converted to a trike but still unfortunately didn’t get to enjoy it much. hearing those wings again and those distinct honda shifts brought back a lot of good memories. thanks for the great video

[@BubbasBikeBarn]

I'm from one of those small towns like you see abandoned. 90% of the time the story behind those, is they are industry towns, where most of the population was employed by a major factory of some sort in that area. Those places close down for whatever reason and most of the population moves out. The south is a blue collar industry. My hometown died off like that because they built a bypass hwy around the main center of town and it relied a lot on travelers income. The main factory that employed most everyone ended up getting bought out by an outside company and in a matter of 5 years the town went from population 10,000 to about 900. You usually hear stories like that from the early 20th century but it still happens in this day and age. Especially in southern towns. My hometown for instance died off between 2006 and 2012. Even the school closed.

[@Zach-sg5uu]

What town?

[@Michael-st1hl]

It goes to show you don’t need to buy a crazy expensive motorcycle to take a long road trip and enjoy yourself. As long as it’s been maintained. I did that same trip solo on my Honda 750 Super Sport back in 1976. No windshield, No credit card, no cell phone, no GPS, no camping gear. Just a sissy bar with extra clothes, a black leather jacket, leather boots, jeans and a $19 dollar K mart helmet. I avoided Georgia as much as possible going through South Carolina and on to Florida east coast then down to the Keys back to Illinois. About 3500 round trip.

[@NuvolariF1]

I remember shopping at K-mart and waiting for the “Blue Light Special”. 😆😆😆

[@Michael-st1hl]

@@NuvolariF1 Actually I remember getting my red metal flake helmet and clear face shield on sale that day. But it wasn’t a blue light special! Lol I was a mechanic for Honda, so I got my motorcycle at a discount too! I literally broke it out of the crate on my lunch hour, put it together and did the service. My boss asked me why I didn’t work that fast on his customers bikes…lol. Ended up quitting that summer for a better paying job. Worked that one long enough to save money for my motorcycle trip. I actually got the job back when I returned three months later and 27 pounds lighter! I saved my money for fuel and ran out of money for food. Came back with only $14 left in my pocket. I calculated my mileage and fuel cost for my return trip extremely close and slept in rest stops all night next to my Motorcycle. A nice lady felt sorry for me and gave me a paper plate with pork and beans in the morning before I left Jacksonville Florida”s rest stop. That paper plate of beans had to sustain me all the way back to Illinois. I still remember that nice lady to this day!

[@NuvolariF1]

@@Michael-st1hl Thank you for sharing your story. I could relate as a similar scenario happened to me and my brother on a skiing trip up in Mammoth Mountain and running out of money. We under-budgeted our trip. With the grace of God and with the help of kind people we made it home. We were just teenagers back then 😆😆😆. I do remember one particular man that asked us if we were Christians which we were and still are (Catholics) and gave us a prayer and gifted us 20.00 dollars which allowed us to get enough gas to get home. Gas back then was .85/gal. It was an adventure that I will never forget. I miss those days in the 70s and 80s.

[@Michael-st1hl]

@@NuvolariF1 Thank you for sharing your story as well. When we are young I guess we all have that adventurous spirit. I am catholic as well and sure miss the seventies when things where more innocent and we lived in a sane society. God Bless!

[@davidevelyn530]

Funny. Did a Montreal to Vancouver, British Columbia and down the left coast to LA in 77 on my 750 Super Sport like you. Ha.

[@johngoodman9380]

Had such a great feeling traveling with you. All the scenery and beer to boot.

[@plumcrazyswede]

What an epic trip! Thank for letting us join in! Just got in to Motorcycling and looking at taking a longer Solo trip this summer across my country of Sweden.

[@Stalealesqrl]

Thank you for sharing the adventure! I've always wanted to do a motorcycle trip like this. Makes me want to buy an old goldwing now haha

[@mikeprorock2848]

Every ride my brother-in-law and I went on is summed up in the great comradary experienced by you guys in taking "another ride" There are inevitable glitches, rain, crappy gas stations, more rain, "where are we moments?" become secondary to the scenery, people, and saddle miles that make a ride unforgettable. Thank you for letting me ride along!

[@PLEX616]

this video definitely earned you guys a new subscriber. i love seeing guys put it out there you dont to spend 40k on a bike and gear to go have a great adventure on motorcycles

[@Project-Odyssey]

Some people are missing the whole point of the video just because we didn’t come out and say it. I’m glad you and some others got it!

[@SunyJim]

Fantastic video. Just bought an 1800 2 years ago, they really are made for that kind of travel. Lots of weird little electrical things but the owners typically take really good care of them, and they are comfortable for doing all day riding long miles.

[@JLMrules]

I’m jealous of his 1800 haha. Infinite power!

[@bigwu100]

Goldwings are incredible, I have an electra glide now. It's a turd. It's just an antiquated design there is no getting around that fact. You can polish all you want It's still a turd. But goldwings are not without flaws. But hauling ass is not one of them . All the buttons fail to a degree. They always need maintenance. But overall bullet proof. Maybe a valkyrie next time. No plastic, all engine.

[@davidevelyn530]

Gotta tell you guys that this is the 2nd time watching this. Living vicariously as my bikes here in Canada are stored for the winter and Key West is my happy place. Been there a 1/2 dozen times. Thanks for making the video!

[@SophisticatedBob]

GREAT video...and the Wings came through. Can't beat a Honda. You guys are hilarious...especially with the beer. Funny as hell.

[@budgetfunds2154]

Missouri native here I live pretty close to Illinois and do know a little back story to those towns on the Illinois side, they used to be booming industrial towns that supplied barges. But as St. Louis got more popular and the industry’s moved through more populated towns. There wasn’t really any good paying jobs on the Illinois side. People either worked in missouri and lived in Illinois or found good paying jobs in Illinois which is not so common. Illinois has some pretty high taxes so people either moved to northern Illinois or surrounding states.

[@RealSuburbanCowboy]

Great video. I picked up a GL1500 for $500 and it is now my daily driver. It has some amount more than 57K miles on it. I am sure even though that 1800 had 200k+ miles on it, it was much nicer than the 1200. I had a 1200 and it ran great, but it wasn't the best.

[@flexjay87]

I am a native Iowan. Got my first little Honda Mini bike in 1971, so yeah, i 'm old as dirt., but i do still ride a 1996 Honda ST 1100. Gotta say you guys are a little crazy, and impressive all at the same time leaving in the snowy part of the year, and going so far away. But, you went the correct direction !:) Job well done !

[@eparreira65]

My ‘01 Goldwing is coming up on 134,000 miles, I bought it with around 105,000 miles. Have taken it on many road trips of 1000+ miles, from spring thru fall it’s pretty much my daily driver. Regular maintenance (that I do myself) keeps her rolling, have no intention of selling or trading it, best bike I’ve ever owned.

[@tylerfraker9304]

I bought a ‘93 Goldwing 1500 with 51k on it for $2400 and a husky air compressor last year and took it on a solo 11,000+ mile month long remote motocamping trip all through the Rockies from Ohio and it was the best thing I’ve done in my life. I’ve taken it out motocamping a few times this year and I’m about to take it to Allegheny National Forest. Best bikes in the world.

[@budddyboy100]

I too have a 1986 GL1200 Aspencade, looks like the sister bike of your guys' (but the paint is original). Got mine for $450 with only 18,000 miles on it. Shes hard to start to but hasn't let me down in the last ~4,000 miles. They are great bikes even though they do have their quirks!

[@JLMrules]

Ride on brother!

[@deanlockamy2087]

What a ride, the best part is the way you two brothers got along and built some great memories.

[@VonBluesman]

A trip full of lifetime memories. Please get some gortex rainproof jacket, pants, socks, and maybe some gloves. Insulated is great for cold weather but to hot for warm temperatures. Buy a couple of sizes bigger to wear layered clothing and you can ride in freezing temps, gortex will keep your hands and feet from freezing. You need a light weight suit for the summer time.

[@Project-Odyssey]

I was wearing extremely high end goretex believe it or not. It still didn’t hold up!

[@davidchampagne464]

Fantastic video guys, true to life with the ups and downs on the road. Thanks again.

[@bruiser6479]

An excellent video. It must have been frustrating having your rain gear let you down. But not as frustrating as the GoPro crapping the bed. For all that it was a great trip. you definitely proved the reliability of the Hondas.

[@Project-Odyssey]

The Hondas were supposed to let us down and pulled through. All the fancy crap failed. It’s all backwards!

[@bruiser6479]

@@Project-Odyssey It’s hard to go past Hondas and Yamahas for longevity and reliability. They are very solidly built in my experience.

[@rayditzenberger9517]

I envy you fellas other than the rain. At 76 I would have holed up in a motel. Real cycles riding down from Wisconsin. When I was young and dumb I rod Mt Harley 165 in sub zero weather an only newspaper under my jacket for wind protection. What a nasty ride. Thx 4 taking me along on your adventure

[@Hydraulic67]

I have a Honda ST1300ABS and just broke 108,000 miles. Last time I took it in, I asked how many more miles I can expect to put on my bike. The mechanic, who also rides one, showed me a post from a man that just broke 300K on his, and counting. I’m not at all surprised these bikes still keep going, when Honda says they’re long haul bikes, they’re not kidding. It comes down to what WE are capable of anymore, all the big Mfgs make great long distance bikes, Honda just makes them where they can still do it 40 years later.

[@mbazzy123]

That was a great ride you took us along for, those old bikes performed great. I have also been disappointed with my GoPro's they have let me down too many times on long trips randomly shutting down and overheating. I just ordered a Insta 360 I am hoping it performs a bit better. Bought my GL1800 new in 2013 and its never let me down.

[@trailguy]

You guys loading up with beer was the perfect splash of midwestern flavor from the Iowa boys. Grea5 vid for a lazy Sunday afternoon. Thanks!

[@DarksideSleemo]

No way. I recognized that Red Roof immediately. I used to work right down the street from there at the Super 8 for like 6 or 7 years. Thank your lucky stars you stayed at the Red Roof and not my hotel. Mine wasn't terrible but it had a lot of crap hiding below the surface.

[@greghansen-pg2bv]

That looked like so much fun!! That's the kind of riding I love in Michigan. If you want more breaks from Harleys I'll definitely watch more like this!!! Have fun guys!!

[@F6B_ADVENTURES]

Looks like fun! Looks like your trip went well. I’m currently riding vicariously through videos like this. Thanks for posting.

[@freerider7064]

I really enjoyed your trip. Thanks!

[@markisherwood-tj4uo]

just a hint .. get plastic wax for the winshield.. it'll help in the rain and if buffed out good makes bugs easy to get off

[@fader2701]

Excellent ride and job documenting it.

[@im7rey26]

That’s the homie Jackson!! TBU! Also that was a well put together video! Congrats guys!

[@JLMrules]

Ayyyy! #tbu

[@ronhooper6090]

Nashville 2008 Goldwing rider here. I recognized the neighborhood you stayed in here. I have ridden my wing to Key West, Yellowstone, California/Mexico, Atlantic coast from Delaware through the Carolinas and enjoyed watching your adventure.

[@iamthefatstig]

Fantastic. I miss my old 86 Aspencade. Mine had the Markland running boards, which was rare for the UK. It did everything asked of it.

[@derekwilkinson7939]

What a great video that was, really enjoyed it. 👍

[@RestlessMule]

Even with the GoPro mishaps, the video turned out great. This was very entertaining and looked like a fun (and challenging) experience.

[@wingrider1004]

I've never seen a GW as ragged as that blue one...yikes. But, yeah...I've seen Wings with well over 200,000 miles and they are bullet proof. Most owners love them and take excellent care of them.

[@ozmosis0074]

As a Iowa boy who spent every summer in Alabama and the panhandle this brought a smile to my face.

[@RollWithSoul317]

That had to be the adventure of a lifetime guys!!! I strongly doubt that this ride can be topped just based on the old, not in the best shape Goldwings you guys were brave enough to ride that far, plus all the other obstacles! But to take a ride like that with a great friend, makes it all worthwhile. Also this proves that you can’t beat a Honda no matter what shape it’s in!Awesome job guys! 👏👍

[@ВернитеМнеЦифры]

Классное видео получилось! Классно прокатились на мотоциклах! Хонда хорошие мотоциклы делает! Мне понравилось! Круто Круто!!!

[@francoisjohannes3648]

Thanx for the vid guys, God bless. Amazing trip, like the beer space on the old girl. My girl and I are planning a 3500 - 4000 km trip in Des on our 2009 Vulcan 900 Classic LT. I love the old wing more

[@MikeHannon-jp6po]

I Totally had Fun Watching This Video, What made it was ,whilst you both were driving, you both could convers with each other. OH and the Two Old Honda Goldwings were Bonkers, Ya can't beat those Comfortable Bikes to Do a Long Trip with...

[@JLMrules]

Old Wings for life!

[@ChristopherT_]

Congrats on 1K! I was number 942, you guys make some great content that I've been watching all day. Keep it up, I look forward to more adventures!

[@JohnCunningham-sy5ug]

Good old Marysville Ohio built goldwinds finest road sofas ever I am leaning towards another one. Had an 84 great bike ,have had 5 Harleys since enjoyed. But some long distance travel is planned for next summer. Enjoyed trip thanks. 😊

[@dereknevill]

Cool trip guys. Thanks for sharing

[@JLMrules]

Everyone go yell at GoPro for letting us down! Not even these ‘action’ cameras could survive what we went through!

[@gumpsgarage4808]

Fast action jackson loved watching the video

[@joekool4]

Wouldnt have those problems with a Drift HD. Ridden through tropical storms in Florida with those and they worked flawlessly. Not sure about the new stuff though.

[@TrueHelpTV]

Whoever owned that blue bike first you can tell really loved it.

[@1vmxracer]

GoPro's are shit....Osmo Action 3 all the way.

[@John_Ridley]

Maybe stop using GoPro and get a decent camera. Insta360 and DJI are good

[@ShapeUpDwight]

That box truck in the background at 1:13:15 is the service truck I used to drive for my company in Lancaster PA. When we got new trucks they sold that one and apparently never removed the lettering. Crazy to find that in a random video I just happened across. Love the content! Keep it up!

[@fmacdonald3559]

Great trip and video, I am always impressed with people riding in the snow, not a big problem in Australia ... okay we have to deal with 45C (113F) :)

[@WhattheVloggity]

Nice trip! Can’t wait to do something like this on my Victory Vision this year. These touring bikes are amazing my vision is like a recliner on two wheels! I’ve always heard amazing things about the wings!

Vision is one of my dream bikes!

[@paulfredricks8470]

Just got back from Daytona Beach Shores, FL on my Vision. Done the trip many times on a two wheeler, several times with my Vision. Everywhere I go people comment on it. Like the Wing, The big Victory is just a great touring bike.

[@Thebonesoftrees]

Subbed . Great content guys. I have an 1985 limited edition Goldwing. These bikes are so much fun it's silly. cheers from Vancouver Island BC Canada.

[@jimksa67]

Hello Vancouver Isle! I was on the Marguerite! I am a old BC boy in the cold cold east with 92 Suzzy vx800 ...:)

[@tinker2evers2chance]

As someone who lives only 5 miles from key west (Iowa), and, coincidentally, has once, and only once, stopped at Dudley's Corner while in college at NIACC, I would have loved to join you on your ride. Great vid!

[@Buses2Bikes]

Wow... The last time I was in Key West was in 1989. It definitely looks different in your adventure. I'm at the 39:51 mark. I hope the Pirate's Den is still there and you find it in your travels.

[@jarrodwidiger5472]

I bought an 82 in 2010 with over 100k miles on it. It smoked a little on startup if it had been sitting but cleared up quick and ran like a top. Loved the storage.

[@chaseychaseum5366]

So far I'm just 15 minutes in and I have 1 thought. You're gonna love that backrest. It'll keep you in the saddle much longer. Enjoy!

[@karterjohnson6398]

My hometown is like 30 miles from where these guys started their journey, so cool!

This was an incredible journey. You guys are awesome.!!!

[@masonbahr1500]

I've been seeing them on marketplace and I've been tempted on that 86!

[@Project-Odyssey]

Do it!

[@chaseychaseum5366]

Second thought. I feel for you guys having to drive through ATL. Especially in the rain. Glad you made it out alive. You earned another sub with this awesome video. Keep 'em coming!

[@shoomapadoo1141]

Awesome 😎 thanks for posting this. Very informative and interesting.

[@arnoldmaclean1901]

Not entirely relevant, but this video inspired my trip to key west from miami on 2 150 cc chinese scooters for a camping trip with my wife. Amazing fun. going back in march!

[@Sodiumfreeriding]

great stuff yall, we just did a 2200 mile trip, always an adventure! yeungling is in texas now, but we used to do the same thing, grab as much as we could!

[@JLMrules]

Cheers!

[@Boog8302]

Love Goldwings man. They are great bikes. I ride an '83 GL1100.

[@leonbeck6254]

I am in Colo. and have a 2002 Honda Gold wing. Been to Montana and Virginia. All over great bike. Glad you both had good luck with your bikes. You can go very long distances and get home. Good video thanks.🎅🏼🇺🇸🏍

[@davidpeters5362]

That was GREAT; I enjoyed the ride!!! I have a 2010 Goldwing, but not the butt that you guys have for those kinds of riding hours!!!

[@brucehelppie6119]

good adventure. i watched the whole thing, the bikes did well; so did you guys.

[@RidingWithJay]

As an OTR truck driver it was super cool to see this trip done on a gold wing! I loved it I’ve been everywhere in the country and wanna buy a gold wing soon they definitely have went up but I found a 2002 with 20k miles for 6k

[@MichaelSmith-hj3xw]

Go Through WV sometime. You'd love the hills!

[@DoubleArrow]

Awesome trip guys, this just further reinforced my need for a goldwing haha

[@Jack-b5o6r]

Excellent video !

[@WakkoYakkoDot123]

Not nearly a goldwing but im getting my first bike this week, a 1984 Shadow 500! Super excited to get on the road, id love to tour like this!

[@Project-Odyssey]

If we proved anything it’s that you can take even the cheapest motorcycle across the country. Don’t even hesitate to tour with that thing!

[@wacobob56dad]

Honda’s are bulletproof. Made my mega trips on a naked 750 but I was 21. At 67 I ride my Valkyrie now and then to the beach with no problems at all.

[@paulh7589]

Great video. As an Alabama native I always have to laugh about the stigma attached to us. Everybody jokes about travelling through our fine state like they are going to be lynched by a crazed mob. I live right on the Gulf Coast and rarely see license plates from anywhere in New England. They are scared of us because they pre-judge us. We like it that way. I'll take it a step further and say that I don't give a damn what happens East of I-95 or West of I-5. I must say that I'm pretty sure you two just made the longest beer run in history. I loved it.

[@junior_treyohfive]

I'm in key largo every other week we usually stop at the Big chill have a couple drinks and have a little something to eat.. WELCOME to Florida guys!

[@ethantaylor3541]

Been watching your videos like crazy lately idk how you only have 11k subs.

[@305tonymia]

You guys just pop up on my KZbin feed crazy I think I remember seeing you guys down in duval street I live down there nice video. Nice to be exploring out there hopefully down the line I can star doing the same 🤙🏼

[@tennwingman3350]

I had a 1987 GL1200 I rode for a year, then bought my 1989 GL1500 and kept it for 13 years. I sold it had 154K miles on it. I now ride a 2012 GL1800 airbag model and I love it. I bought it at 15K miles and now have 75K on it. I lived in Nashville for 35 yrs and now moved to South Georgia two yrs ago. Your adventure is very fun looking but I have to tell you, screw that snow crap. Wow. Good luck, be safe and have fun. Dude, get some rain gear. I use Frogg Toggs and have ridden multiple states and stayed dry. Much safer to stay dry and warm.

[@Project-Odyssey]

The crazy thing is I was in extremely high end goretex rain gear and still got soaked! It just shows how much rain we had had to ride through. The cameras didn’t do it any justice it was NUTS!!!

[@Natter20002]

You’ve had good luck with Frog Togs ? Been thinking of trying them. My 1500 has 200 k on it and seems strong to me still !

[@tennwingman3350]

@Nate S I have used Frogg Toggs for many yrs. Reasonable price, great protection. Just get the ones made for motorcycling. They are called Road Toads and are more heavy duty and reflective piping.

[@davidevelyn530]

Yes to Frogg Toggs.

[@billpacheco790]

Nice job boys. I really enjoyed the vid and the adventure. Be safe…

[@CCitis]

I love this. I have often thought about buying a cheap wing and riding it a good distance, then selling it for nothing on the other side.

[@TheovanderWerff-uz3xi]

Great roadtrip, thanks... I noticed your fuel octane is 87... Here in The Netherlands the lowest octane rate is 95, then 98 en sometimes 100. But the fuel prices here are US 6.75 per gallon.

[@SunyJim]

It's a different octane measurement we use RON +MON/2 instead of RON octane measurements, it's actually very comparable

[@mediocreman2]

And the US method is more accurate as it represents octane under load as well as the AKI.

[@nop3noperson]

Seriously... that last comment was on my mind from the time you walked in to see Robert.

[@Project-Odyssey]

Your the first person to finally say something about that!

[@neilbeatbeat]

Hi Guys, a big hello from the UK here. Super-annuated Goldwing rider responding. Brilliant video, loved it all. You younguns nailed it for me. Subscribing as I write. Now just feel the need to import and try your 'Yeung Ling' brew... Keep up the great work guys 👍🍻

[@JLMrules]

Cheers! 🍻

[@davidevelyn530]

I tracked some of that beer while riding in New York state (from Canada). Yummy. Thanks guys.

[@RetiredtoRideSpain]

Cool running 👍😎 enjoyed the video, thanks guys

[@curttabor2827]

That was great. thanks for sharing

[@IRLtrolls]

48° and soaked to the bone on a motorcycle is noooo joke. You guys are tough as nails

[@mrmile5911]

Hey guys that was me Mr Mile on the black gold wing that pasted u in Iowa!

[@mrmile5911]

I'm from mn

[@JLMrules]

You were the first bike we saw on our trip! Nice bike!

[@Project-Odyssey]

I think he was the first and only motorcycle we saw until the keys!

[@mrmile5911]

I stayed in NASHVILLE THAT NITE TOO at cousin's than Tampa next day, than went to Daytona for bike week! Ya I forgot all about seeing u guys in Iowa! Nice video! U guys didn't stop in Daytona did u? U still have bikes or u sell them!

[@Project-Odyssey]

@@mrmile5911 we never went by Daytona. The bikes are still for sale just the trailer has been sold so far. I’m very surprised no one has jumped on either one yet. It’s still early for regular people’s riding season though

[@roygibson1427]

Where did yall get the blue and white 1200 goldwing from just curious because at one time there were only 2 like it due to a custom paint job and was husband and wife I owned

[@3613jeremy]

It's amazing how my Yamaha 1900cc Raider only gets 25mpg yet a 1800cc loaded down goldwing can double that mpg

[@jonakers704]

The second you opened the trunk on the 1800 and I saw the Team Strange sticker, I knew that bike had been on rallies. Very possible it has been on one or more Iron Butt rallies, and the Ed's Last Resort (RIP Ed!) means it was on one of the Georgia 12 hour rallies. That bike has seen a LOT of highway miles in short amounts of time.

[@samhill5231]

Really very entertaining.

[@Rusty_Nickle]

I know exactly where you were at I drive truck I've been to Dudley's corner more than once. 10 bucks there was another blizzard going on up in Minnesota. Seems like we just got absolutely hammered this year with snow. Awesome video though. I got to give it to you guys I don't have the heart to be riding around in the cold

[@buddyharshaw9140]

Hi just seen ur video pretty cool im from Florida but live in councilbluffs iowa.i want one day to ride bk home on my bike.the semi truck keeps me to busy for a long trip on my bike.love the content safe travels

[@markisherwood-tj4uo]

on the 1200 there is what is called an air cut off valve ... it helps on cold starts .. all you have to do is google air cut off vale honda goldwing .. read it and you can cure the cold start problem

[@dat1phoenix173]

Please make more of these rides on the goldwings!

[@Project-Odyssey]

It won’t be these goldwings but we do have a handful of really, really cool moto-video ideas!

[@dat1phoenix173]

@@Project-Odyssey COOL! :)

[@p4pacrust]

So funny to have just come across this video. My parents recently found an old picture of me on my uncles red 02 or 03 goldwing. something like that. But looks just like yours but was red with gold accents. The family started joking that's where I got it from and why I love motorcycles so much lol

[@misfitfarm1937]

My kind of trip. Great time great video

[@richhull7465]

Awesome video! Got a kick out of the extra cargo you guys picked up , on the way back. The cargo space in the ‘86 is impressive.

[@Donfleebie1]

The only time I ever went thru Atlanta without traffic was in 1973 on a non stop run from Key West to CLE., Ohio in a 1972 Vega. We hit the city limits around 3AM if I recall.