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Holy cow man I was the same way street glide then road glide rg forever!!

OMG I want Adam’s shop!!!!!!!

I would worry about connecting a 30 pound bag to a rack connected to a plastic lid by 4 screws, screwed into the plastic.

Wow! That was something else. Amazing country and the commentary was so insightful, thought-provoking and professional. You need to make biker documentaries for the big screen dude! Thanks so much for the most enjoyable video. As a fellow HD rider from downunder (noticed the drop bear mention too👍🤣) I really loved your content. Ride strong brother.😎👍

This is a dream! Congrats to you mate.

What they’re not telling you about shark road is this, they sound absolutely awesome all the way to 700 miles. At 700 miles on the shark road exhaust. Should I say slip on’s the bottom of the slip ons sound fell off they started getting higher sound, cracking/popping sounds.I’m really disappointed in shark Road slip ons. Do not waste your money I wish I could add a video of the sound it’s embarrassing

Pants for three days same fer shirts rain gear .once u get saddle bags n such full when u get home see wat u can leave in so it's always there

Great video, enjoyed the story. Just one tip, video would have been better with your natural voice. The story telling boys a little bit too dramatic. Just my two cents. Be safe!

Oh brother, just getting caught up on the content, you nailed Az BikeWeek! Thee best riding in the Southwest by a long shot. Theres another stretch leaving Tortilla Flats, turn north towards Usery Pass(watch out for wild horses), and run north past Saguaro Lake up to the highway. Turn left, Ride west and turn right on Shea Blvd into Fountain Hills up past one of the largest man made fountains in the US. Go north out the back way of Ftn Hills to Rio Verde and continue north to Tonto Verde, where you turn west (left)on Dynamite Road, and find your 6th gear taking in the desert landscape until you reach Pima Road, then turn right and run north all the way up bringing you into Cave Creek from the east side of town(same stretch you took out to Bartlett).

Thank you so much brother I was thinking about getting one and yes a road glide and now I’m convinced and no doubt that this is an awesome bike thanks again!!

I tried it and unlocked the 7th gear on my motorcycle

Wife didn't look all that happy

Your Video is soo awesome, my daugher grow up and she is now independent. I´m 53 now and I working on the plan to come back on the road. Thank you for your greatfull inspiration, keep it up🤟. Warm greetings from Germany

Worst helmet ive ever owned, absolute uncomfortable garbage and the bluetooth sounds like dollar store trash

It would take me 3 years to break it in. Guess that means I have to start riding more

This video is reminiscent of an older, small movie I saw once, “one week”

Wish the harleys werent so damn ugly tho...they need better styling...or i just havent found the right bikes...fml 😆😆

Guy, I'm from Brazil and I need to say your documentary was amazing. Thanks for sharing with us your experiences and point of view about the road and life in general. Thumbs up and one more subscribe.

EPIC!!!! What a motivation

Subscribed

trying to watch, but that background music is distracting.

Outstanding!! Thank you so much

I've done a TON of motorcycle travel through the States and every single one of your suggestions is spot on. I didn't expect the "just show up and get a hotel", but that's how I've done it as well. it's an area, take the stress off. Booking in advance puts you in a weird rush. As for the others. Yep, people pack way too much. We've all brought camping gear we never used, or 7 changes of clothing for a 1 week trip. It's hilarious to think that you really only need to keep up on tires, fluids, gas, and bring your gear. You can literally buy disposable clothing, toiletries, .etc. Just no point overcomplicating it. Best of luck out there riding. Love the video and the bike!

Beautiful journey Ryan thank you for sharing

Thank u

Snow!

Nice ride. First time I rode Hwy 12 I upchucked my cookies riding in a Winnebago motorhome at age 11 passing through on our way home from PA USA to BC Canada. I still ride this road often. I live there now.

Thumbs up for the family 👍🏻

Next time offer to call the police to give them a ride to the campground.

When we rode Lolo Pass we came down from Glacier NP and spent the night at Lolo Hot Springs. Then next morning we headed west on US12 over Lolo Pass, love the ride, one of the best rides we have done.

WHat''s this icon of the "clock and the arrow pointing it from upper left" means?

Never had luck with finding N on Harley’s lol but I always found it easier to do a quick light stomp down from 2nd

Great job awesome video

First of all, greetings from Poland :) I love your videos, Ryan. I also love to ride alone, there is a certain vibe to it. I would love to fly to US one day, rent a bike a make a trip like yours. Unfortunately this is very expensive for a guy from Europe. Maybe one day… until then I will enjoy your videos. Great work, brother!

That's beautiful country! I just got back from a ride over 4k miles from Bellingham WA to Sanders, AZ & back! My longest treck was nearly 900 miles from Ogden, Utah to Bellingham WA in 18hrs. Only stopped for gas and changed to cold weather gear crossing the cascade mountain range at night. Left Ogden, UT @ 6am, and arrived home around midnight. I slept all day yesterday after that last leg! I've done LOLO PASS a few times and it's amazing. I recommend riding Hwy 20 from Colville, WA to Burlington WA. It's my top 3 riding legs I've ever ridden and I've been through most nooks of all 50 stated many times! You cross 3 separate mountain ranges and high desert. The views and aromas are outstanding! I live in NW, WA so I start on the west side of WA and ride to Colville, then return the next day. There are no words that convey it's awesomeness!

I'm not a Harley guy at all. Not even a V-twin guy. I'm a naked bike guy who likes to go on longer trips every now and then (doing it an MT07 poses its own challenges) but I got really good vibes from this film. Harley riders often get a stamp on them that is less than enviable but you made everyone seem so nice and approachable. I'll be sure to stop and say hello to the next HD rider I meet at a gas station out there somewhere. Ride safe y'all.

That feeling when the first proper spring day has arrived, and you dust off your bike after the winter hibernation... Riding down a familiar road with a smile on your face that never diminishes. Year after year it's the same smile.

I need to empty the garage, but my brother is sleeping and of course, he's just too lazy to help me. So I manually pushed his motorbike outside and accidentally set the gear, and now it won't move! 😢 Been trying to find out how to set the neutral for about 20 minutes now 😭

Commercials have gotten way worse and content creators are not making as much money for sure.

Can't wait to try this. I've been riding for dozens of years and never heard this

Air small air compressor

In 97' I spent $625 for a Corbin King & Queen Saddle with Rider Backrest on my Vulcan 88 inch. Having had back surgery 9 months before getting my bike, I was ignorant to how bad stock seats are . I rode LA to Vegas and back on Thanksgiving and the return trip was bumper to bumper from Vegas to Victorville, I passed every vehicle on the road and it still took 6 hours (Normally 4.5 hrs) I couldn't get out of bed for 2 days. I ordered the Corbin and I could ride all day long and would feel better when I got off than when I started. Absolutely true.

I'm sure you know this but you can be a lot easier on yourself by just Do it in May or June when there's more daylight leave at 6:00 a.m. get on an interstate and don't stop and you can be done before midnight. You hardly lose any sleep at all.

Please excuse my language but that was a fucking ACE FILM!!! LOVED IT!!! I related to all of it and its just made me want to ride! I also need to ride America, I'm UK based but you have made me want to. I also maybe need to give a Harley a go! Thanks bud, was having a pretty shitty time, mental health suffering with work and general life shit and your film has lifted it! SUBSCRIBED!

I really appreciate videos like this. When I take my bike on trips I love the experience, but never stop to photograph anything...but this helps to relive the moments

Did 89A last year on our way back from the El Diablo Run, fantastic ride!

This is a great compilation of footage from your trip. And yes, the motorcycle brings people together that might not even speak if not for the machines. It's a Brotherhood & Sisterhood that just bonds us almost instantly. Yes I subscribed to the channel looking forward to more great footage. May you continue to be blessed and safe in your travels my friends 👍.

Thax for sharing very helpful...

"I believe in Helmet Meditation and 2-Wheel Therapy." - u struck and got me with this line. I do not believe in coincidences - I probably had to stumble across this piece. I watched this and it gave me goose bumps, inspiration, clarity, awareness and - yes - hope for my own life. I am from germany, I am back on the bike after 21 yrs. and I am about to begin a new journey together with a good friend of mine who himself is back on the bike after 21yrs. (plus a heart-surgery in 2023). We plan a round trip from our homes in germany to molhouse (France) visting the Bugatti Musuem of the Schlumpf Brothers, climbing the Timmelsjoch-Mountain in Austria and head back home, covering about 2000+ miles or so in a week. Your documentary set my mind and heart up for this. Thank you for this!

"I believe in Helmet Meditation and 2-Wheel Therapy." - u struck and got me with this line. I do not believe in coincidences - I probably had to stumble across this piece. I watched this and it gave me goose bumps, inspiration, clarity, awareness and - yes - hope for my own life. I am from germany, I am back on the bike after 21 yrs. and I am about to begin a new journey together with a good friend of mine who himself is back on the bike after 21yrs. (plus a heart-surgery in 2023). We plan a round trip from our homes in germany to molhouse (France) visting the Bugatti Musuem of the Schlumpf Brothers, climbing the Timmelsjoch-Mountain in Austria and head back home, covering about 2000+ miles or so in a week. Your documentary set my mind and heart up for this. Thank you for this!