Hey Daniel, seems there's a bot active in your comments, telling people to contact them on twitter. Might wanna report it and get 'im banned before someone falls for it!
Great supporter of Dan and love following the series but this is the most stupid episode i have seen. So Dan arrives in Cancun with a naff back tyre. He has best part of 2 weeks to order one in and then leaves Cancun with the same Tyre on absolute shite roads for a trip out in the middle of nowhere.....Not clever Dan...You should have known much better than that....
@@rabfallon4507 So being in Cancun for 2 weeks why didn't danny order one? Could have ordered it when he got there unless he just didn't look when he got there? Then Danny says that 'should get me home' ...You kidding me....On those roads?......Love the vlog and have told danny that......'Its the smartest thing you can do is change oil and filter' dan says......What about a squared off back tire....Danny is man enough to take constructive criticism i am sure
I’m a 68 years old Harley-Davidson rider in South Africa: since I watch your videos I started to ride my Harley daily. And often I hear your voice : “ living the dream “ thank you for waking me up.
I'm 64 here in the U.S, and recently retired. I try and ride my Ultra daily but will most certainly be taking some solo trips when the wife and I resettle in Florida. Currently in Ohio .
I'm still riding at 75 years old. Bought my Road King because of your inspiring 'Don't Quit' motto. I reckon I have still got another 25 years riding left. 😂 Living the dream! In an old bloke kind of way.😂
I’ve ridden thousands of miles on a plugged tire before with no problems. The trick to getting the plug in easier, is to push it in while there is still air escaping from the hole. Keep your reaming tool in until the plug is ready to go, so you loose minimal air pressure.
@@barrybarnes96 no mate, should just go it until the plug is all the way through with the ends sticking out a little, then leave a few mm sticking out after you cut it as the heat etc will expand the tire and that gives you a little extra plug.
Glad you had Parry for company. Riding alone is good but with the right companion it's sometimes nice to be able to share the joy of riding. You have found 2 good companions.
Danny awesome vlog as always,sad seeing Parry leave as hes always a good laugh,stay safe brother thats seriously sketchy.Cant wait for the next installment.
Those 2 Danny & Parry got some GOOD ladies allowing them to be away soooo much, riding & doing what they Love to Do! When their together it's going to be a GREAT & FUNNY video! 👍🏻👍🏻
Great footage Danny again cheers.Your right road blockades are bloody nerve racking, reminded me watching this when 20 odd years ago I was in a remote part of Philippines and had been riding back to motel from a day out and quite a few Long Island ice teas. Rode into a police stop both sides of the highway, night and no one else on the roads, friend on the back well she got very nervous which was a immediate sign. I rode through past maybe 6 points and every 20 metres police were there holding polished shotguns in their hands, bloody nerve racking😅 It was just at this point I thought I’m going to rode straight through this whole thing and then of coarse the next one waved me in…Turns out the bike had no rego, it was the friend on backs fathers bike, I had a nsw bike licence on me only and she had no helmet on. He told me we had a problem to which I politely told him we don’t need problems and I had a idea. Some folding stuff and the instruction was given to her if any of the other police pulled us up as we left here that he was her Uncle and he had spoken to us, even gave us his name..wow and off we rode past the remaining officers, felt like the roadblock went for two kilometres and we hightailed straight back to the motel and I thought wow glad that wasn’t In Newcastle Aust 😂
Danny, in regards to your punctured tire, I have seen it done where you use a lighter to burn off the excess vs cutting which helps seal it cause it melts into the tire essentially and seals. Just a tip for the future.
Danny - a few years ago I watched a series of videos of a guy who rode a bicycle from Paris to Paris - around the world. He went through all kinds of countries as you can imagine his route took him. Want to know the only place he ever got robbed? Louisiana, USA. Other than that, he had no issues and met so many warm and kind people (USA included). I love your videos and your spirit, I love Mexico too, having ridden a bit in Tijuana and a bit down Baja. I'm jealous of this adventure!
Great vid as per, brave fella It's always a good idea if you need to use a compressor to keep the bike running, that way your battery isn't stressed when you aren't riding. Love this adventure x
Thanks for sharing your adventures Daniel, I always carry a can of tyre inflating foam,it’s helped me in the past,best wishes,and Viva Mexico,USA ,Ireland ,Wales ,England and Scotland .I cycle to work ,I’m forever picking up nails and screws from roadsides.
Good job keeping your Harley under you. I had a blowout while riding mine on a gravel road back in the 70's. Almost lost control, I locked up my back tire with the brake and skid to a stop. I'm still riding today.
Mate, you did a good job with the repair, hardest part for me was pushing the repair plug in. You don't need to cut it so close to the tyre it will wear quickly when you're on the move. Bet it was hard work in those conditions. Ride safe.
Back in the eighties I just carried a tin of various sizes self-tapping screws and some rubber solution to fix punctures . Worked every time . The screw head wears off and just leaves a silver dot on your tyre . I left them in til tyre-change time .
Top man bogan for keeping your cool. I don't think people can appreciate the level of stress having a flat in the middle of no where, never mind a blow out.
You said you have another 10 or 15 years left of riding. I sure hope you’re still putting out videos in 15 years. I’ll still be watching I’m sure. My favorite channel!!
Had a Honda Valkerie when I lived in the mountains of Tn. Knew my back tire was getting worn so I bought a new one. I had it home in my cabin waiting for the "right time to change". Well, I road this bike everyday to work (50miles away) and when I was leaving work and walking up to the bike, I saw something on the tire. When I got up to it, I realized it was worn thru the steel belting of the tire! I was never so nervous driving the twisties coming home. I had the tire changed the next day and of all things, when I got ready to mount it on the bike, I noticed he put it on backwards and had to go back and have him do it again. Lesson learned: Don't push your luck trying to get a few more miles out of a tire and check it on the rim before you leave the bike shop.
It's because harley engine's are large their's a time delay on the crank, as it requires so much voltage from the batttery. Hence harley batteries are a bugger for going flat if you don't ride far enough after firing them up.
You are very good at making lemonade at of lemons. . .As soon as you pointed out the flattened tire I said to myself “you better change that considering where you are going.” Think about it, the most under stress part of the tire is now the part with the least amount of rubber. Had you replaced the tire I honestly think you would not have caught the rock. . .I know this from experience!
For as experienced you are, it's amazing that is your first puncture. Watching that made me cringe. Lol. Have to have the plug ready and lubed with rubber cement, file the hole, and switch to the plug quickly.
just one thing I do mate is leave about 5mm of plug proud of the tyre. As you travel it spreads out and seals the hole a bit better, ive driven thousands of K's on plugged tyres.
Tires/rims and bloody sensors can be a right show stopper on any newer bike. That damn tire had the look of a failure waiting to happen. Show Must Go On Boss!
Get yourself a Rocky Creek motorcycle pump they are built for life, not to look nice. Don’t trim off so close to the tyre carcass, but on the whole excellent first time effort Danny👍. Exciting stuff………..looking forward to the next one, sending love from Blighty 🇬🇧❤
Danny, You got more than 10-15 yrs riding left. I am 70 and still touring regularly if only in Europe. A Puncture can happen any time. I got a nail in a brand new rear tyre just riding home from the tyre change.
You are well equipped bro Danny and you can do it now the poker you had is good but now you get pokers with a loop so you can push the the repair slug in together and pull it out on reverse and cut the excess wish you the best
My thoughts are when riding a motorcycle the only thing between you and the road are 2 good tires; you certainly like to push to the limit but crazy when it comes to the tires. Glad you were able to keep her up and the piece of tire didn’t get wedged into the belt. Look forward to seeing how you manage through this challenge. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us
Bummer bout the tyre, But you done alot of k's on that tyre, pity ya didn't put a new 1 on when ya changed ya oil!, Awsum blog as always, from New Zealand, Come an chek out our beautiful country 1 day a don't forget the east coast ride in the Bay of Plenty.
Awwwww Parry, all cleaned, shaved, moisturised and gelled up hairdo for your trip home,….you scrub up well from those regular dirt laden faces after those hard rides,…..we’ll miss you Parry,……no doubt you’ll be back at some stage.
I appreciate all your videos Danny, however I will never travel to Mexico ever again. Went to Cancun in 2001, had an awesome visit. Went to Jamaica in 2008, stayed at a Sandals resort, and couldn’t get away from the drugs, or people offering anything and everything. Even knocking on our cabana door. Love your adventures, Maximo is out for me. Wish you luck.
G'day Danny, party should go with you on all trips & Veronica too. Well that's a lesson,you should have changed your tyre. Loving this trip Danny. You Rock 🤘🤘
Should have coughed up for a new tyre when you got it serviced. Don’t fuck around trying to get your moneys worth. Oh well can’t wait to see what happens.
Great video! Get a new tire please! Have fun over the Pacific Coast line, you will love Chiapas and up over the 200 HW is really awesome, happy riding to you!
Sorry to see Mr Hook her up leave....I would have been more afraid of the balding tire not dispersing rain, hydroplaning and then puncture....great series!
In my city the "boutique" said he doesn't stock tires. The local multi-marque dealer buys tires by boxcar. He would hold on to tires for people travelling through, however. I can't see Chiapas getting a rail connection. You've gotta make tons of product or connect deep water ports. Mazatlan to Veracruz is already transcontinental.
I carry a foot pump also I think if you were more diligent on plugging it might have hold better but that is the adventure you bring bro, love to watch you get in trouble.
I learned my lesson with a tire like yours back in 1978. I was in Colorado, looked at my tire, it looked like yours, and I said, “I can make it 1300 miles to Ohio”. Not quite! Set me on my ass on I80 in the middle of Nebraska. Good luck Danny. Ride well. \m/
@@kurtfoulke5130 I guess. I was running Dunlop Elites back then. I was riding on tube wheels though, and when you have a tube blow out, it’s right now! No warning like a tubeless gives you.
@@Donfleebie1 I had a similar thing happen on a Softail Deluxe although it scared the shit out of me, I didn’t come off. I haven’t owned a bike with spokes in ten years.
Itchy Boots would give you a failing mark for leaving with that bald tire to travel on the terrible roads in Mexico! Personally, after over 50 years of riding my motorcycles, I learned very early that good tires on your motorcycle or any vehicle for that matter are cheap insurance. There's nothing between you and the road but your tires. Never cheap there!
@@michaelfraser5723 I've never seen your Entourage, or click headlines! And you say Itchy Boots is a chick??? Boy I sure missed a lot of things, thanks for the heads up.
follow me more closely on INSTA daniel_hayes3 Sorry will not be here for the Premiere tonight !
Was that the camera crew that pulled up behind you at the end lol
Hey Daniel, seems there's a bot active in your comments, telling people to contact them on twitter. Might wanna report it and get 'im banned before someone falls for it!
Great supporter of Dan and love following the series but this is the most stupid episode i have seen. So Dan arrives in Cancun with a naff back tyre. He has best part of 2 weeks to order one in and then leaves Cancun with the same Tyre on absolute shite roads for a trip out in the middle of nowhere.....Not clever Dan...You should have known much better than that....
You are supposed to leave it long and it will fill the hole and wear off Danny stay on 2 wheels love the videos
@@rabfallon4507 So being in Cancun for 2 weeks why didn't danny order one? Could have ordered it when he got there unless he just didn't look when he got there? Then Danny says that 'should get me home' ...You kidding me....On those roads?......Love the vlog and have told danny that......'Its the smartest thing you can do is change oil and filter' dan says......What about a squared off back tire....Danny is man enough to take constructive criticism i am sure
I’m a 68 years old Harley-Davidson rider in South Africa: since I watch your videos I started to ride my Harley daily. And often I hear your voice : “ living the dream “ thank you for waking me up.
same here 58 and my old 89 Harley .
@John Tarrant Hmmm... More so then in America now. The dream turned into a nightmare.
I'm 64 here in the U.S, and recently retired. I try and ride my Ultra daily but will most certainly be taking some solo trips when the wife and I resettle in Florida. Currently in Ohio .
Thats brilliant !
Your bike is looking a little spicy…
I'm still riding at 75 years old. Bought my Road King because of your inspiring 'Don't Quit' motto. I reckon I have still got another 25 years riding left. 😂 Living the dream! In an old bloke kind of way.😂
70 is the new 60 buddy ! You have many many miles left in those bones !😁
@@Henry.58 Cheers Henry! 😀🖐
David’s a legend. Hope to see him on the channel again
We love David and when he joins the trips... It was fun watching you both...
parry doing a lil goodbye kiss to the bike was the best ))
Another great vlog Danny, wow David's bed not even cold and you saying I prefer to ride on my own no wonder he stuck that nail in your tyre🤣🤣
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Spot on!
I’ve ridden thousands of miles on a plugged tire before with no problems. The trick to getting the plug in easier, is to push it in while there is still air escaping from the hole. Keep your reaming tool in until the plug is ready to go, so you loose minimal air pressure.
Aren't you supposed to push the plug right through and then pull it half way back out before trimming it off?
@@barrybarnes96 no mate, should just go it until the plug is all the way through with the ends sticking out a little, then leave a few mm sticking out after you cut it as the heat etc will expand the tire and that gives you a little extra plug.
@@barrybarnes96Yes, that's the only way to get the tool back out of the hole
Nothing like a bit of Reaming 🤣😁Good day skip 👍😎
@@PaulSmith324 Correct. Push in until just the tips remain then pull out.
Glad you had Parry for company. Riding alone is good but with the right companion it's sometimes nice to be able to share the joy of riding. You have found 2 good companions.
Can't imagine the ride back by himself
Really. Especially with this blowout.
Parry you are a legend mate I am amazed your back held out
Sad to see David Perry go! David was a cool, calm collective man.
Danny awesome vlog as always,sad seeing Parry leave as hes always a good laugh,stay safe brother thats seriously sketchy.Cant wait for the next installment.
Those 2 Danny & Parry got some GOOD ladies allowing them to be away soooo much, riding & doing what they Love to Do! When their together it's going to be a GREAT & FUNNY video! 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm 56 and some of my mates are in there 70's and still ride, your never to old to ride.
How friendly was the bloke giving directions, great music too.
He is a legend, Scotty
I was just thinking what am I going to do on this rainy night in Sydney and I remembered its Thursday, so here i am for the premier in 7 mins. Yay..
Great footage Danny again cheers.Your right road blockades are bloody nerve racking, reminded me watching this when 20 odd years ago I was in a remote part of Philippines and had been riding back to motel from a day out and quite a few Long Island ice teas. Rode into a police stop both sides of the highway, night and no one else on the roads, friend on the back well she got very nervous which was a immediate sign. I rode through past maybe 6 points and every 20 metres police were there holding polished shotguns in their hands, bloody nerve racking😅 It was just at this point I thought I’m going to rode straight through this whole thing and then of coarse the next one waved me in…Turns out the bike had no rego, it was the friend on backs fathers bike, I had a nsw bike licence on me only and she had no helmet on. He told me we had a problem to which I politely told him we don’t need problems and I had a idea. Some folding stuff and the instruction was given to her if any of the other police pulled us up as we left here that he was her Uncle and he had spoken to us, even gave us his name..wow and off we rode past the remaining officers, felt like the roadblock went for two kilometres and we hightailed straight back to the motel and I thought wow glad that wasn’t In Newcastle Aust 😂
Love the garage guy!
Playing Black Sabbath in the background
I used one of those emergency repair kits once and it worked so well I left the tyre on for another 2000k's.
Danny, in regards to your punctured tire, I have seen it done where you use a lighter to burn off the excess vs cutting which helps seal it cause it melts into the tire essentially and seals. Just a tip for the future.
- A bit sad that David Parry left .. !!!
I’ll admit it. I have a man crush on David. What an awesome, cool guy. Thanks for all the entertainment, Danny. I sincerely enjoy this channel.
I love the accent Danny puts on taking to people that talk English.
Anyone who plays that stuff while they are working are going to do good work.
Danny - a few years ago I watched a series of videos of a guy who rode a bicycle from Paris to Paris - around the world. He went through all kinds of countries as you can imagine his route took him. Want to know the only place he ever got robbed? Louisiana, USA. Other than that, he had no issues and met so many warm and kind people (USA included). I love your videos and your spirit, I love Mexico too, having ridden a bit in Tijuana and a bit down Baja. I'm jealous of this adventure!
wow. I can't wait to see how he gets out of this one.. PLEASE PLEASE release the next vlog early... The tension is high..
I love your vlog ! Live the dream my friend ! God bless you and have a safe trip !
Adventurous encounters always make great memories and stick in your trip memories longer.
Great vid as per, brave fella
It's always a good idea if you need to use a compressor to keep the bike running, that way your battery isn't stressed when you aren't riding.
Love this adventure x
Thanks for sharing your adventures Daniel, I always carry a can of tyre inflating foam,it’s helped me in the past,best wishes,and Viva Mexico,USA ,Ireland ,Wales ,England and Scotland .I cycle to work ,I’m forever picking up nails and screws from roadsides.
Good job keeping your Harley under you. I had a blowout while riding mine on a gravel road back in the 70's. Almost lost control, I locked up my back tire with the brake and skid to a stop. I'm still riding today.
Happened to me around the same time on the highway. Chain broke and rapped around the back tire. Fell in the medium. Still riding, too!
Perry is the real star. Amazing adventure so far
Mate, you did a good job with the repair, hardest part for me was pushing the repair plug in. You don't need to cut it so close to the tyre it will wear quickly when you're on the move. Bet it was hard work in those conditions. Ride safe.
not that good
Good job plugging the tire. I keep a foot pump just in case. I used to have a big truck and plugged 21 inch truck tires without issue.
Back in the eighties I just carried a tin of various sizes self-tapping screws and some rubber solution to fix punctures . Worked every time . The screw head wears off and just leaves a silver dot on your tyre . I left them in til tyre-change time .
Good old courier trick that!
Exactly 👍 . 6 years as a courier
@@stuartosborn4785 15 without a single crash, still waiting for the medal!
That's impressive 👍
I did 6 years full-time and a further 8 years part-time .....and I had a few😒
That's kind of genius...did you bother to use any fast set type glue on the screws when screwing them in? Great tip.
Parry, you’re the best mate, the best. Cheers mate!
Top man bogan for keeping your cool. I don't think people can appreciate the level of stress having a flat in the middle of no where, never mind a blow out.
Glad to see another video! Truly the only channel I look forward to.
You said you have another 10 or 15 years left of riding. I sure hope you’re still putting out videos in 15 years. I’ll still be watching I’m sure. My favorite channel!!
These are so good thank you Danny and Parry!
Love the art on the front of that MC garage. And their choice of music in the shop was kind of funny but cool.
What ???..... 49 years old and you've got 10-15 years to go ??. Im 72 and still as keen as.
Hope the tire gets fixed and u are safe. Love the videos in Mexico. Love seeing David on the videos again. Hope he had a safe trip home
Great episode Danny, crossing my fingers that everything goes ok!
You don't need to trim those tire plugs down too far, it will wear off on it's own over time.
I was pulling my hair out watching him razor down the plug. I was like stoooooopppp
Hey, the tire is bald, comprende? LOL Nine lives for that cool cat
Damn! You ended it at the best part! Well done! Crazy scary stuff !
Wow you leave us on some cliffhangers 😬🙏
Had a Honda Valkerie when I lived in the mountains of Tn. Knew my back tire was getting worn so I bought a new one. I had it home in my cabin waiting for the "right time to change". Well, I road this bike everyday to work (50miles away) and when I was leaving work and walking up to the bike, I saw something on the tire. When I got up to it, I realized it was worn thru the steel belting of the tire! I was never so nervous driving the twisties coming home. I had the tire changed the next day and of all things, when I got ready to mount it on the bike, I noticed he put it on backwards and had to go back and have him do it again. Lesson learned: Don't push your luck trying to get a few more miles out of a tire and check it on the rim before you leave the bike shop.
Lookin fwd to next installment of this adventure. 😎🇬🇧👍
Damn I’m going to miss parry ….you guys are funny as hell together 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Awesome video and awesome content can’t wait for the next video Thank’s Daniel & Parry
Dude that rear tire is shot!! That should have been replace a long time ago mate.
I totally love ❤️ the start up of your bike, delayed then boom 💥
It's because harley engine's are large their's a time delay on the crank, as it requires so much voltage from the batttery. Hence harley batteries are a bugger for going flat if you don't ride far enough after firing them up.
You are very good at making lemonade at of lemons. . .As soon as you pointed out the flattened tire I said to myself “you better change that considering where you are going.” Think about it, the most under stress part of the tire is now the part with the least amount of rubber. Had you replaced the tire I honestly think you would not have caught the rock. . .I know this from experience!
Cant wait to see how this gets fixed.
Stay safe out there amigo!
Roadside tyre fix job , like a BOSS
You'll be riding well past 65! My dad is 63 and we just did 2200 miles. You've got at least another 20 years.
Always leaving us wanting more. 👍🏻
For as experienced you are, it's amazing that is your first puncture. Watching that made me cringe. Lol.
Have to have the plug ready and lubed with rubber cement, file the hole, and switch to the plug quickly.
At least we know he lived to tell about it!
Superb effort trying to fix and then handle a blow out
why'd i cry when Parry left 😲🙈🙈🤷♀
A riders backrest will change your life!!
Great videos love the content,
Cartel shot his tyre out while chasing him for an autograph and selfie with him 🙄
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂. Don’t die. 😂😂
😂😂😂
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Lmao 😃
Mate keep this great content comin, fully inspirational..
just one thing I do mate is leave about 5mm of plug proud of the tyre. As you travel it spreads out and seals the hole a bit better, ive driven thousands of K's on plugged tyres.
Tires/rims and bloody sensors can be a right show stopper on any newer bike. That damn tire had the look of a failure waiting to happen. Show Must Go On Boss!
Get yourself a Rocky Creek motorcycle pump they are built for life, not to look nice. Don’t trim off so close to the tyre carcass, but on the whole excellent first time effort Danny👍. Exciting stuff………..looking forward to the next one, sending love from Blighty 🇬🇧❤
Danny, You got more than 10-15 yrs riding left. I am 70 and still touring regularly if only in Europe. A Puncture can happen any time. I got a nail in a brand new rear tyre just riding home from the tyre change.
You are well equipped bro Danny and you can do it now the poker you had is good but now you get pokers with a loop so you can push the the repair slug in together and pull it out on reverse and cut the excess wish you the best
My thoughts are when riding a motorcycle the only thing between you and the road are 2 good tires; you certainly like to push to the limit but crazy when it comes to the tires. Glad you were able to keep her up and the piece of tire didn’t get wedged into the belt. Look forward to seeing how you manage through this challenge. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us
Special guy Dave.
One of those people.
That tyre repair was entertaining to watch. It was like a dog rooting a cricket ball
Bummer bout the tyre, But you done alot of k's on that tyre, pity ya didn't put a new 1 on when ya changed ya oil!, Awsum blog as always, from New Zealand, Come an chek out our beautiful country 1 day a don't forget the east coast ride in the Bay of Plenty.
Good job on fixing that flat ... seeing that you were a rookie doing it.
Shit let’s face it the only danger in Mexico is a fucking Bogan on a H D !
Awwwww Parry, all cleaned, shaved, moisturised and gelled up hairdo for your trip home,….you scrub up well from those regular dirt laden faces after those hard rides,…..we’ll miss you Parry,……no doubt you’ll be back at some stage.
Great video Danny! Always on the edge of my seat!
I appreciate all your videos Danny, however I will never travel to Mexico ever again. Went to Cancun in 2001, had an awesome visit. Went to Jamaica in 2008, stayed at a Sandals resort, and couldn’t get away from the drugs, or people offering anything and everything. Even knocking on our cabana door. Love your adventures, Maximo is out for me. Wish you luck.
Love the sounds blasting out of the stereo at the Bike shop, now that's better 🤘🤘🤘
Bogans listen to Metal 🤘🤘
Danny. Always trust your own instincts. You saw that tire was bad before you set off. Hopefully you will find the fixes, like you always do.
G'day Danny, party should go with you on all trips & Veronica too. Well that's a lesson,you should have changed your tyre. Loving this trip Danny. You Rock 🤘🤘
You take your audience right along with you!
Should have coughed up for a new tyre when you got it serviced. Don’t fuck around trying to get your moneys worth. Oh well can’t wait to see what happens.
Oh My Gosh! Will he make it or not? Have to wait for the next episode.
Great video! Get a new tire please! Have fun over the Pacific Coast line, you will love Chiapas and up over the 200 HW is really awesome, happy riding to you!
I have had to make that same tire repair a couple of times. I used the same process and it worked.
what a Deama Queen
Sorry to see Mr Hook her up leave....I would have been more afraid of the balding tire not dispersing rain, hydroplaning and then puncture....great series!
In my city the "boutique" said he doesn't stock tires. The local multi-marque dealer buys tires by boxcar. He would hold on to tires for people travelling through, however.
I can't see Chiapas getting a rail connection. You've gotta make tons of product or connect deep water ports. Mazatlan to Veracruz is already transcontinental.
What a fantastic personality the bikerepair guy has. Whish we could see some bantering with him
That garage rocks🤘🏻great taste in tunes for sure
I never cut the plugs i just drive and they flatten.
Spot on. It's vulcanized rubber and hardens with heat. The road surfaced will grind off the plug within a few km's.
Same here
I carry a foot pump also I think if you were more diligent on plugging it might have hold better but that is the adventure you bring bro, love to watch you get in trouble.
Good buy halfway man
I guess motorcycle shops are the same everywhere- 80's metal plays in the background
I learned my lesson with a tire like yours back in 1978. I was in Colorado, looked at my tire, it looked like yours, and I said, “I can make it 1300 miles to Ohio”. Not quite! Set me on my ass on I80 in the middle of Nebraska. Good luck Danny. Ride well. \m/
Tires are a lot better than they were in 78 🤣
@@kurtfoulke5130 I guess. I was running Dunlop Elites back then. I was riding on tube wheels though, and when you have a tube blow out, it’s right now! No warning like a tubeless gives you.
@@Donfleebie1 yeah, it's not a fun ride & definitely not an easy repair
@@Donfleebie1 I had a similar thing happen on a Softail Deluxe although it scared the shit out of me, I didn’t come off. I haven’t owned a bike with spokes in ten years.
Itchy Boots would give you a failing mark for leaving with that bald tire to travel on the terrible roads in Mexico! Personally, after over 50 years of riding my motorcycles, I learned very early that good tires on your motorcycle or any vehicle for that matter are cheap insurance. There's nothing between you and the road but your tires. Never cheap there!
bUT ITCHY BOOTS HAS A MASSIVE ENTOURAGE AND CLICK HEADLINES, And she's a chick
@@michaelfraser5723 I've never seen your Entourage, or click headlines! And you say Itchy Boots is a chick??? Boy I sure missed a lot of things, thanks for the heads up.
No entourage with Itchy Boots, that was a dig from the haters.
Danny would rather spend $500 a night on a hotel room, then cheap out on tires.
Itchy boots 😂