17 Days and 6700 Miles - Episode 1 - Orlando to South Dakota - 3 Harleys and 1 Indian Challenger

[@donrudeboyt1895]

Now this is what riding motorcycles is all about. Riding with friends and meeting new ones. How awesome of Dusty to be so accommodating. Look forward to the rest of the series.

[@TwoIndians]

Wait till you see the rest of the trip

[@anthonyhaas5648]

Dusty was such a great addition to the group! Also would love to thank Dusty’s wife for allowing us to barge in and take over her home and steal her hubby. I hope to see them both in Florida! Remmy, you are my favorite videographer! Much love to you brother!

[@Flapjacktheclown]

Please was all mine. Can't wait for the next video!

[@soganoflarider]

Can’t have an “Adventure” unless you take the journey 😅 So many new memories and milestones you’ll carry with you now…way to go my friend….and others who were along with ya ✌️😎

[@FFL-vg9ro]

Its a know issue, that close proximity to certain power lines will interfere with the fob communicating with the bike. Could have been an underground power line at the hotel. The solution, is to push the bike 40 or 60 or 80 feet away from the problem area, until the bike recognizes the fob. That’s why his bike started fine until he drove into the “Bermuda Triangle” of electromagnetic interference.

[@hdronnieg]

Great to know!!

[@GraemeBlore]

Yep, I had exactly the same issue in the centre of Melbourne Australia, on my 09 Ultra Classic before I saw the light! LOL. I rang my trusty wrench, and was told exactly the same thing. Sure enough 80-100' later, it started no worries.

[@Flapjacktheclown]

Well done Brian I can't wait for the rest of them!

[@GraemeBlore]

Great video Brian. NOTHING beats being on the road, and the hard rides are SO much more memorable for that very reason.

[@TwoIndians]

You are 100% correct. Stay tuned for more because they certainly get harder. LOL

[@briansturgis2565]

Loved the video. What a great ride! So glad we connected with Dusty!

[@Flapjacktheclown]

Loved riding with you boss! We had a blast!

[@poppysadventures2020]

Thanks for sharing. Great video sir.

[@irnfocus]

What a journey! Can’t wait for Part 2

[@MaxJW-ln4xm]

Very nice start ! No one predicted this would be the wettest Sturgis on record, but you got there ! Having rode twice from Ohio/Kentucky is that (for our location) 3 days to cover 1200 or so miles was perfect. 350 - 400 miles a days was doable & was easy riding. Coming back, we did it in 2 days & it almost killed us all. I know 600+ mile days are nothing to some folks, but to me, that's work & there is no time/inclination to look at anything except the road in front of you. Anyway, enjoyed the video & and am looking forward to the next one . I'll keep watching

[@TwoIndians]

Way till you see the miles we ate on the way home from Glacier National Park.

[@dangriffin3424]

I had the power issue on my 2015 Road Glide Special this past weekend. First time. It was asking me for my "PIN" # - to which I replied..."Huh?" FOB battery #2032 needed to be replaced (that was it), but I also took 2 hours to figure out and reset the PIN. If you ever lose your FOB, or it dies, you can start the Harley with a PIN # and override the security system. Looked like an awesome ride!

[@TwoIndians]

Just getting started!

[@GrizzNmyownlane]

As always looking forward to seeing the rest 💨🏁 He sipped water outta the lid that was a classic move 🤣

[@TwoIndians]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mikeg9450]

You guys may have rolled by me between St Louis and Columbia Mo. on I-70. I run that lane 4 days a week hauling groceries for a local supermarket chain. Glad you got the bikes up and going.

[@ericsuperhawk]

10:14 beautiful falls. Love it man. Dusty was a good dude to put you all up. Can't wait for the next installment.

[@russellhalleran9080]

Awesome video! Enjoy And Stay Safe!!!

[@motoweasel6633]

Can’t wait for the next installment.

[@TyFromTennessee]

This video was so good I watched much of it twice!!! Well done sir.

[@TwoIndians]

It is pretty fast paced but I feel like I have to do that or I lose eyeballs. Thanks!

[@hdronnieg]

Really was another great video!

[@brianmoudry5388]

Great first video! Looking forward to the rest !!

[@BoDean52]

Loved it Brain, can’t wait to see the others

[@TwoIndians]

You can call me Brain but most people call me Brian. 🤣🤣🤣 thanks Bob!

[@kellybgliding]

Great video. I can’t wait to see part 2

[@602North]

So awesome Brian. I’m the Harley’s not starting…was there oil puddles under them 😀? Too close together, more HD surprises 😂. Great trip and looking forward to the next episode.

[@hdronnieg]

Oil puddles 😂😂😂😂 man, we’ve never heard that before!! :::slaps knee::: 😉

[@602North]

@@hdronnieg 🤣 just had to throw that out there. Good fun.

[@hdronnieg]

@@602North 😁😁😁

[@FlashOnTwos]

Looks JUST like it does for us here south of Houston. If you want to go anywhere decent, ya gotta go through that never-ending Houston traffic first. It blows!

[@rogershinton7483]

Every few weeks I practice the 5- digit pin code to start my Limited just in case of a dead key fob. You never know ! you need a better rain suit. you look like the Michelin Tire man at speed.😁

[@TwoIndians]

LOL, I was just playing with the rain suit, you’ll see it in normal conditions in the rest of then video. It was actually really good and kept me dry.

[@2vegans2wheels]

Excellent editing. Thanks

[@TwoIndians]

Thanks! Keep going on the series!

[@SteelHorseTexasTwangExchange]

“If they only rode an Indian”😂. Nicely done.

[@hdronnieg]

He cut out “they can wait til Tuesday for the dealer to be open”

[@JaxsnDave]

This was great, so so jealous. That rain storm holy cow batman. As for the non start Harley's, don't they have a pin code for backup like ours? If only they had brought an indian pmsl.. looking forward to the next episode mate.

[@TwoIndians]

Even the PIN codes weren’t working. It was so bizarre. We had to push all the bikes away from the hotel, then separate by 50-60 feet (that’s 20-30 meters for the weirdos outside the US LOL) and wait for the bikes to reset or whatever. I figured it was some sort of EMI or something

[@JaxsnDave]

Wow that's is bizarre.. maybe upset on the Indian being there.... got the soaks...hehe

[@chrishunter5041]

If there's a cell phone mast near by that could interfere with the fob signal.

[@scottyoung6556]

Are your riding glasses prescription glasses? If so where did you get them.

[@TwoIndians]

Those are from WileyX ($175) and were covered under my new vision plan (thanks to a little help from optometrist I believe). TBH they are identical to ones I got from Wal-Mart for $90. But once you blow $400 on transition progressive lenses the cost of the frames is almost inconsequential.

[@markroberts840]

Hi Brian I hope you’re having a good day. I was wondering if you came up with a solution on your cam situation was just very curious. Hoping we’ll see a update video soon I know that you were stuck between a rock and a hard place because you don’t like loud exhaust so hopefully everything works out well for you just interested to hear on how you’re approaching this problem. It can be very frustrating chasing horsepower and torque numbers!

[@TwoIndians]

I’m seriously considering re-installing the factory S2 cams but haven’t made a final decision.

[@mikeskidmore6754]

So you can't Ride a Harley in the rain .. I was just going to guess an issue with a Key FOB as all the Alarms were going off.

[@indian8952]

Nice video. Hey Brian, how many miles are you able to get on the factory challenger tires?

[@TwoIndians]

Wish I could tell ya. Had nails in two rear tires and the front tire got cupped and replaced at about 10k

[@indian8952]

Thanks

[@indian8952]

What tires did you go back with?

[@kurtruppenthal9506]

Why are you always in the left lane?

[@TwoIndians]

becuase I'm usually going faster than the slower cars. Kinda happens when you gotta bang out some serious miles

[@ericsuperhawk]

Now that you have touched lenses you will be forever Blood Brothers.

[@TwoIndians]

Wait till you see the hot tub path photos

[@hdronnieg]

Ironically, the Road Glides weren’t the only ones in the group to go to Sturgis and experience “power” loss.

[@TwoIndians]

Ba-dum-tssss. But seriously, speculation on why all three bikes would suddenly just lay down and throw up a middle finger to the world? I think it was EMI from something in the building because moving all the bikes apart and away from that spot seemed to revolve the issue

[@hdronnieg]

@@TwoIndians someone else posted a potential reason here and it made sense to me. But, I’m just a simple man, so that’s easy to do.

[@jake6618]

How many miles do you ride in a typical day?

[@TwoIndians]

Around town 125-175 miles. On this trip I think we averaged 500 but there were days we banged out 1100.

[@jake6618]

@@TwoIndians 1100 miles, ouch.

[@billshilson1630]

Follow the yellow brick road

[@Road_Rash1]

Great video, Brian. Couldn't have staged the Harley failures any better for the Indian followers. Super weird.

[@TwoIndians]

LOL, it was a gift from heaven.

[@sungsoohwang9286]

Thanks for sharing!!safe ride