Riding Harley's to the Grand Canyon // Wild West Run: Episode 3

In this episode of our epic Colorado and Utah ride, we leave Page, AZ and make the epic run to the North Rim through the incredible landscapes of Arizona and Utah. We visit Horseshoe Bend with its insane views and sheer cliffs, follow the Colorado River towards the Grand Canyon past Lee's Ferry, Balanced Rock, and the Vermillion Cliffs.
Trip Overview:
5 guys on Road Glides and Street Glides head west for a week of epic roads in Utah and Colorado! We visited Monument Valley, North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Million Dollar Highway, Zion National Park, Bryce National Park, Grand Staircase, Capitol Reef National Park and Colorado National Monument to just name a few.
Episode 1: • Riding the Million Dol...
Episode 2: • Video
Episode 4: • Riding the North Rim o...
Episode 5: • Riding Grand Canyon to...
Episode 6: • Riding Four National P...
Episode 7: Coming Soon!

[@freeradical1567]

What a great ride!!! Keep them coming.

[@FullTankAdventures]

Another episode is dropping today!

[@grantking5052]

Road there several years ago. It is amazing to watch the red rocks and dirt, turn to green and see the trees along the road headed to the Grand Canyon Lodge.

[@FullTankAdventures]

SO amazing. Such a terrain change in such a short amount of time!

[@lpsscc]

Excellent footage Matt... great series so far!

[@FullTankAdventures]

Thank you for watching!

[@road_king_dude]

Fantastic footage. Epic

[@FullTankAdventures]

Thank you!

[@2LaneLife]

Good stuff, Matt!! Keep 'em coming! 🤘🎥

[@FullTankAdventures]

Thank you! More on their way!

[@jimweagant8920]

Great video thanks for sharing keep up the good work

[@FullTankAdventures]

Several more to go!

[@patrickshanman7417]

It's 200 miles on a boat/raft. You do it in sections for 8 day stretches like down to Phantom Ranch which you've got to hike your gear down to meet the boats (drag, and you miss the beginning part of the inner forge which is incredible !) It's a trip of a lifetime time, we did it it in 20 days, a true expedition that takes lots of planning of meals etc

[@FullTankAdventures]

Wow, that sounds absolutely incredible. 20 days!?!?

[@patrickshanman7417]

Yes, absolutely amazing. A real expedition, 200 miles of wilderness , on your own skill and dependence. Oops Inner Gorge ^* The layers of the rocks at the river level is amazing !!

[@patrickshanman7417]

yes a real expedition !!@@FullTankAdventures

[@mikedunn2022]

Why 2 GPS’s ? Does the Harley one suck? Or is it in case you loose service on your phone in the desert? Would you ever consider a third GPS?

[@FullTankAdventures]

The H-D GPS works great, but like any GPS its not as flexible as Google Maps so I typically plan the whole route in the H-D GPS and upload it to the bike, then use Google Maps as we're going. I like bouncing back and fourth between the two.

[@darrenlingerfelt5879]

👍

[@FullTankAdventures]

Thanks!

[@road_king_dude]

Why do you employ the use of gos navigation on the infotainment system and your phone simultaneously?

[@FullTankAdventures]

Because right now I have the microphone turned off on my infotainment setting, and I recently installed a headset, I didn't have a chance to have the dealership to the microphone setting back on on the infotainment.

[@road_king_dude]

@@FullTankAdventures interesting. what hearing does the mic setting on the infotainment system have on the navigation?

[@FullTankAdventures]

@@road_king_dude So they want you to be able to operate the infotainment hands free by using the microphone. You can turn it off, but then if you get a headset you need to turn it back on. I just need to do that. Though sometimes I do like to import a route on the GPS on the infotainment system, and then also use Waze as a backup as they show different things sometimes. I bounce back and forth.