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I had one of the greatest times of my life this past weekend. I haven’t talked to a single person that was upset we didn’t get it to the point of regretting going to the ride. I heard a lot of excitement to ride, and to hang out with fellow riders. I’m excited that we raised a ton of money, and I’m excited we get to do it again! Shout out to Paris Harley for doing a great job, too!
I saw ya but you was covered up with folks!! I hate that I didn't get to shake your hand and thank you for giving me the confidence to buy a Harley! Thanks for your videos and as a fellow mechanic I love watching ya work, albeit I'm an aircraft mechanic.
I thought you were from Georgia not Ohio.
When we left the casino I had a blast riding beside you back to the campground ! I’ll remember that and that sunset the rest of my life
Well said John, looks like a good time. Every one dollar that goes to help a Vet is worth effort put forth! At 30K plus every rider should feel very proud of themselves. I could not make it because of work, but hopefully now I will get that chance next ride. I am proud of the community for showing up and helping Vets! God bless ya all!
John Maxwell Very cool to see you and Adam together. Two guys that really get what its all about.
For me every day I ride my bike is like Christmas morning.
“There’s no such thing as failure, there’s only lessons learned.”
Damn, Adam. Thank you for that. It’s something I need to take to heart.
Thanks so much for hosting this Adam. Like John said, haven't talked to a single person that's upset to the point that they wouldn't do it all over again. Talked to so many people that said that this weekend was the longest they've ever ridden (including myself). If anything i'm happy we didn't hit the record because we raised over $35k and get to do it all over again!
Cool to say hi to you before we left the dealership. Even though we didn't get it, it was still worth the 4,500 miles I put on to help with this and meet tubers like yourself! I'll be back with my dog moto!
Adam brother THANK YOU. What you do for all veterans is amazing. My wife and I had a ball visiting the campground and getting to talk with you. This was a great weekend. The parade was amazing with all the locals cheering us on. I looked over at my wife in the sidecar and haven't seen her enjoying herself that much for a long time. for that I thank you again. We didn't set the record but gave the combat vets a ton of money which simply rocks. Let us know the new date I'm in. Rubber side down and let the miles roll on.
Hey Adam, it stinks that the record didn't come home but as a vet, I'm thankful for guys like you that care. Thank you for what you do.
I will be there the next time, but here we raised $17, 000 for Childhood Cancer research on Saturday. #bringthishome #bringithome
Will be accomplished with you and Paris H-D leading the way. Thank you for all you do
Thank you for your dedication for our veterans God bless you
SEMPER FI
Adam, you may have not served in the military but you are leading the fight to bring Americans together....! You are the MAN....!
I appreciate that 🇺🇸
Adam so great meeting u and Miss Ashley and Scooter. Truly the highlight of my trip, and I know I'll be there next time, we are Americans not quitters peace & luv
Bless you adam, cody, and all your crew. $32,000+ is a helluva sum to give to the combat vets! You all should be proud!
As a Veteran, thank you Adam,Ashley,Scooter,Jaazel, an all of the dedicated companies for coming together for this event! Adam, you have done so much in this short time, buying the campground, construction, fundraiser, an whoops fixing the H-D. Now, take a breath, get your body right. And if I'm still breathing next timing, you'll have one more Vet in your parade!!! As for H-D, their excuse was something in Corporation policy for independents. A ride to Milwaukee may be worthwhile? Loving what you do brother!! Papa Greg here👊😎👊
Hey brother I rode from Winston Salem NC .... got to lay down some mikes with you and Ashley ! Got to spend a minute with you that really meant a lot to me ! ..... your right we are the Americans !!! We don’t quite or backdown ! You name the place and and the time and I’ll saddle back up and have my ass there !!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hey man, Silver Valley here...wish I could have done that run...my back issues have me to the point of selling my '03 Ultra...glad to see N.C. represent!
sykwookiee I appreciate your support ! I had back surgery in 01 and I understand your pain bro !
@@jamesstewart2186 had mine in July of '04, and haven't been able to work since...my bike even has a Voyager kit on it and still too damn rough...it's only got about 7000 miles on it...not really trying to turn this into an ad for the bike, but I'm selling to bankroll upgrades on my '96 trike...glad you had a grand ol' time on the run...maybe I'll have my shit together the next time Adam gives this a shot...
sykwookiee well we are gonna try it again we are Americans and we don’t quit! When it happens if you wanna go hit me up cause I will be there !
@@jamesstewart2186 I'll do 'er...'preciate the invite...hit me up if ya' know any body looking for a bike...would appreciate it...the kit is removable and can be 2 up in about 15 minutes...putting it back on is the trick...anyhow let me know and seriously, I am gonna do what I can to make it next time...
Makes me sad and smile. Please as soon as possible put the date out for next time so I can take off work. Thanks Adam for all you do for us.
You have changed my outlook on owning a HD and riding. The biker culture and bikers are amazing. I have only been riding for a little over a year. I believe in everything you do. Rode to sturgis solo because I made a friend at your pre sturgis party. Got my dl straightened out just so I could take the class to get my M endorsement to qualify in the ride the day before the ride. Your a positive impact and your a person with a great cause I believe in. Can’t wait for the next attempt. I will be there come Hell or high water. Thank you for what you have done and what you continue to do. God bless.
Glad to see Scooter was part of it all.
God bless you Adam, Miss Ashley and Scooter. Awesome job This was nothing to sneeze at Thank you for all that you do to support our vets. MLH&R
I look at it like playing golf. The more times you hit it, the cheaper it is per shot. You get to take another shot at it and ride again and hopefully put another pile of change down for our servicemen. This time with a number that is out of the park. Congrats on the win that you have for our Veterans!!
Your truly an inspiration Adam!
Thanks for all you do & Ashley too !! 🇺🇸✌🇺🇸
Adam, you did a wonderful job of getting a great number of riders together to try and bring it home! You have what it takes to see this through to a successful completion. One bit of advice, PLEASE schedule it a year in advance so many more riders can plan this in their schedules. For me, I have to schedule my days off in December for the following year. I would definitely be there and have a few more Harley riders go with me. Looking forward to the next attempt, Do NOT give up-as you say!
I have tears in my eyes listening to you talk....! The sounds of the Americans....!
Always next year !!!! Money raised for the right reason.
Sorry to hear that you didn't break the record, but being able to donate that much money to support our vets must be a great feeling and a win.
Lessons learned. Awesome to be able to give that check. Hell of an effort and give us all inspiration to try it again. You rock Brother.
Im still proud to have been a part of it all. We will get it next time. Thanks Adam
I had an awesome time and I have absolutely no regrets being a part of this attempt. I will absolutely be a part of the next attempt. A small word of advice. We came from all over the country to break a record, not or bikes. Next time, maybe we can avoid weaving thru a cluster of school zones over heating our expensive Harley’s.
Great job Adam! My heart sank to hear the news of no record on the other hand thank you for all you do for us veterans I appreciate you(wish I could under line you) cannt believe HD disnt show shame on them. Hope I feel better for the next ride and I can buy another HD.
Glad the CVMA got the huge donation!
You can count me in again for the next time. I had a great time meeting many people down there.
We will break the record next time. We learned a lot from this attempt!
Was a great time, K-River campground, Paris HD, Paris Tx, all treated us well. The weather will probably never b perfect, people wouldn’t have stuck around or come with a thunder/rainstorm as long as they did in heat! Some people will never follow instructions either. People handled everything in the best matter they could with the amt. if volunteers/workers they had! It was a amazing experience and so want to b part of it all again! We came from Northeast Nebraska, and will b sure to make it again!
Way to go Adam! Stay true to your purpose and it will happen brother! Thanks for all your hard work..
God bless peace to you brother great job thanks for all you do you have done so much for those who have given their all for us and this great country peace to you
Hi Adam Sorry about the record, but congrats on the turn out and, congrats on taking care of the vets. Love you brother one day I will catch up to you and shake your hand.
It was an outstanding event, you threw a hell of a party and at the end of it all you raised over $32,000 for vets. I loved it, I made a ton of great new friends and I will be back for the next attempt! Keep rocking it Adam. Also a huge shout out to all the staff at Paris HD and your campground crew, they hit it out of the park. Be safe and Roll Tide!
Congrats on recognizing the "True" value of the event. And also for calling out "h"arley "d"avidson :( for the lack of support. It's apparent that they don't give a crap about what America stands for. I wonder how Honda or Yamaha would have responded. I bet they appreciate the business.
Michael E thank you for such kind words.
Had a blast at the event and loved staying at your campground. Can't wait for the next opportunity to bring this record home!
God bless and keep doing what you're doing
We will do it next time! I will be there without a doubt. It was fun and full of amazing people. Thanks for all your efforts.
Thank you for everything you do for our veterans and great video Adam. Wish I could have made it.
Scooter looked sooooo happy.
I had a great time! It sucks we couldn’t bring the record home. However I had a great weekend with my wife coming down to it, it was her first time ever being in Texas! I will be there next time too, hopefully with some fellow Harley riders in tow.
I couldn’t agree more with you, corporate Harley should be ashamed! They do not realize the impact they have by not supporting these type of events.
Adam had a great time and your efforts paid off regardless of the record SUPER job Like you the ASR Mini floorboards are on and rock. Photos will be posted later. Once again AWESOME job and THANK YOU
You rock just your attitude about the entire thing and all the effort you put into it. Love you and what you do!!
My father in law and I rode from lower Alabama. We are huge fans of Adam and what he is doing for us vets. We will be at the next ride and we will bring more with us. Let’s lock a date down and get started. I’m a Marine Corps veteran and thank you Adam for just the recognition. I’d love to help any way I can if I’m needed. Stay cool and get with me!!👍
You did a great thing and raised a bunch of money for a great cause,that's worth it by itself,ill be there next time.
Tough to get a group perceived as rule breakers to actually follow them. But seriously; glad to see the fantastic fundraising effort for CVMA. My folks were there in the effort & stayed at K River. Two things I would leave is that you might want to try this run around Columbus Day. According to a few folks who have broken the Cannonball record from NY->LA that's typically the time with the least amount of traffic on the roads every year. Also, to absolutely slam dunk your next effort I think you may need a bigger venue. South Florida (Miami/Ft. Lauderdale) has the infrastructure (roads, hotels, campgrounds, casinos), a multitude of HD Dealerships, and a ton of Harley riders. There is an Annual Toys in the Sun Run done every December where there's at least 10,000+ bikes that participate every year. Sure not all are Harleys but I'm sure you can get 3-5,000 HOGs committed. Maybe take an online survey?
In either case, Great job to Adam, Ashley, Paris H-D and Choctaw Casino for putting on what appears to be a outstanding event; I'm sure most of us have no clue on what it takes to put an event on such as this. Hopefully will be able to participate in the next one!
This was an amazing trip and raising all that money for the vets...we felt honored to be a part of all. Hung out with my buds and met some cool people. Good folks out in Paris. Thanks for making it happen.
Great job adam i hate you didn't break the record but you got all these people together and had a epic ride. And all the money you raised for veterans it is amazing. Hopefully one day i will be able to meet you and maybe get to ride with you. Thank you for all you do for us vets.
The biggest picture of all that you help so many veterans.
And I'm sorry it's really doesn't matter what bike you ride. With my disability it would cost thousands to get a Harley convert The front brake to the left side for me to use my thumb for my front brake. My honda I did myself for nothing.
Adam I think your an awesome person...for what you do for others and to keep going for others. Thank you..
Was there with you for this one will be there with you for the next one. Meet great people and even two new riding buddies. Can't wait for the next try!!
Adam my hat is off to you brother even though I ride a Honda I'm on 2 wheels. God bless for what you do in very proud of you. May God bless you always😎
Brett Creech Honda’s or Harley’s we are riding and in the breeze!
Proud of the Harley Davidson community for coming together and raising a lot of money for an awesome charity! Proud moment!
Next time for sure !! Thanks Adam
Glad to hear you’re not quitting bro! Also glad you called out the folks, I personally think are idiots, at Harley Davidson Corporate. Thanks for doing more for our vets than our government does.
I was there Brother. The number of Harley riders was there as well. Damn the technicalities. I rode in from Marietta GA, no small haul. The money raised for Vets was worth it. We’re not quitters, we will succeed. See y’all next time.
Thanks for making that journey brother. Your journey was not in vain! hooyah💪🇺🇸⚓️
That's a long haul for sure. I'm from Canton GA unable to make the ride I'm a over the road driver
Hey Adam, Just my 2 cents worth. Bad timing.
1. Not enough lead time to allow folks to plan ahead, vacation time/ride time. (We plan our long rides a year ahead)
2. The "Bring it Home" / The attempt to break the Guinness World Record HD parade, was virtually back to back to the events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Labor Day weekend for HD's 115th Anniversary.
3. Corporate HD was wrapped up / immersed in, …………...the events in Milwaukee...………..planning for the parade of 6,500 Harleys from around the world.
(They also have admitted to being blind to opportunities to entice new customers, and deaf to pleasing their present Harley owners. They have work to do to keep HD afloat!)
4.Mother Nature, had other ideas / heat-humidity-Hurricane Florence.
Congratulations for the money raised for Combat Vets!
Glad we got to be part of this. Yes disappointing that we didn't break the record (officially) but at the end of the day the true accomplishment was presenting that check. See you at the next attempt!
ride on Adam, great job
This was an awesome experience! My son & I were glad to be able to participate! We will be there for the next time! “0751”
Wow! I was supposed to be there for the ride but we had training. I know a few brothers from the Combat Vets that rode from Louisiana. Beautiful. Keep up the great work. I can't wait to run into you Ashley and Scooter.
Adam thanks for getting this going. What is wrong with Corporate Harley for not getting behind this? Don’t get it. Pissed I’m a Harley owner knowing that!
#bringithome awesome charity event that shows one the true elements of bike culture and that is lending a hand, giving and great fellowship. Keep it going maybe next time start pushing early like six months out when dealing with so many bikes to register might help. Compared to other events where you show up donate and ride explain in detail what's involved like motorcycle endorsement and VIN numbers I'm sure that slowed the process some. but like you said each experience in life is part of the journey. Great job to support CMVA records come and go but the help you give has lifetime effects. Good job always love your honesty .
Adam I think you were dead on with your thoughts about corporate Harley-Davidson dropping the ball on this. They should have promoted it. Got the word out. Help organize and sponsor this record attempt all if nothing more for the name “Harley-Davidson “. I feel the company is turning away for the owers and concentrating too much on bringing new riders into the family instead of supporting the family that has supported the company and made it into what it is today. Just my opinion. We will get this record brought home. Thank you for all you do. 🇺🇸
Very well said my brother. It truly was a disappointment that
We miss the record, and not even a peep out of HD
Hi from Australia, sorry that it didnt happen for you all this time but as a Vietnam Veteran I know that you did great as I'm sure it will happen. As for HD, the easiest thing to do is to get a customer the hardest thing to do is to keep them. I ride new Tri Glide trike but HD I'm not that happy with. Wish you all well next time.
I bought a brand new 2018 street glide special this year, This is my 7th bike I currently own and I tell you what I have no problem selling it off for a Indian or even a BMW next year. I really felt let down by HD not promoting Adams ride.
ever stop to think that they are probably upset with adam and his not able to do what he was supposed to do with Harley this year? said he needed surgery and that he wouldn't be able to fulfil his obligations with them so they decided not to sponsor him. He never had the surgery. they already gave him a brand new road glide. now he's blaming harley for this? enjoy your Indian Adam I think you lost a few Harley brothers and sisters. good work on the charity work though.
Next time it will be done! I will be there 🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
Adam, I got chills just watching the video. I am so happy for America.
Please announce your next attempt as soon as possible. Sorry you didn't best the record but so much respect for all the effort. I own an Indian as well as a Harley so either way you go. Lol
Thanks again for putting this on. Great ride from Colorado Springs. Was an honor getting to meet you. Can’t wait to try again. Americans
i cannot wait to get to come this year adam, i hope i can meet you as well help BRING IT HOME!!! keep doing what you do man, you and scooter are a huge inspiration to me and many other young motorcyclists!!!
Keep up the good work. Don't give up..
My wife and I rode 2600+ miles (round trip) to do this event from northeast Indiana!! We were celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary. She's never ridden this many days on a bike (passenger). We weren't upset. I got to meet John Maxwell on Friday night and shook Adam's hand on Saturday night at the casino. We thought it would be cool to help break a world record on our 25th, but it's good we raised the money for the vets. That's what it was really about to us. We rode in many states we never been in (Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma). Ozarks are great. We even did the Pig Trail on way down. Great trip.
Love your story! What a very cool way to enjoy an anniversary with your wife. So cool she loved the ride, the experience out on he open trail. You gotta keeper brother, congrats! Bonus, is you’re so centrally located, you guys have a plethora of bucket list rides to mark your calendars with, in every direction! Get you guys a GoPro camera and ride! You’ll never regret it!
Man what a great cause even though the record wasn't broken. I commend all who made time to volunteer and participate. Only wish I could have been a part of it. Well done Adam
Brother Adam Your closing speech on this video I pray that it hit's the ear's of All the guys and girls That could make a difference At Harley Davidson corp. I,Take my hat off to you And I send you My heartfelt thanks for all you do .I did not serve But I do like your idea In helping others now That have served And I will start investigating how I can do that , God bless Stay safe Stay strong .
☮☯♥✝🙏💪🤙🎅
Great effort in this attempt to break the record and bring it home to America!! Glad you are looking to do this again, and I couldn't agree more with you that Corporate Harley needs to get involved and not let down the Harley owners and culture.
ASR 4tha WIN. ✌and God bless everyone and stay safe and keep the rubber side down. 👊🇺🇸👊 #21pipesalute
Adam, and Ashley! You and all the motorcyclists have done a great service for our service men and women. Hopefully, I'll be able to be a part of the time you get us all together. Also, it was nice seeing John Maxwell in the house with ya... It will happen next time!!!!!
Great job, Adam read you came up alittle short but anyways good work rock on and next time you will crush the record. Be so glad when I get my bike.
Adam, Paris Harley, and Choctaw Casinos, all I can say is WOW, WOW, and WOW!!! I had an outstanding time, at a terrific event, for a wonderful cause. Co-workers planning to come with me had to unexpectedly work. I hate doing things alone, but rode from Fort Worth, anyway. Felt like I knew and had been friends with everyone for ages. A memory for life!
It was a great attempt Adam, stand proud as an American. I wasn’t there because I’m a Yamaha guy. It’s too bad that corporate Harley wouldn’t get involved but it shows where their heads are, they don’t care about their riders, they care about reaching a new segment of people, people that really don’t care about Harley...or bikes in general for that matter.
Had a blast was great meeting you. My 2 cents for next time. As nice as you are and it may be hard to say it dont say "All bikes welcome " say it's a Harley Davidson event only.... that would keep out the Hondas and Indians with side cars, lol. Also if they had us stay on the loop road and not bottlenecked in the school yard bikes would have done better in the heat. All in all was a great weekend and real happy to get those combat vets some well deserved help. Thanks Adam will be there next time. (Wasn't saying that Saturday but changed my mind on the beautiful ride back) let's do it again.
Adam, you are awesome my brother, God bless you sir
Adam I was on the bike that was 1821 you took video of getting my sticker on my headlight. I have a few suggestions to help with the over heating of the bikes. One was made using transponders to count the bikes as they past the check points. Not sure what they would cost. I did a mud run and they used the transponders to track runners as they pasted check points. My other suggestion would be a tool that The Department of Transportation uses to count vehicle traffic on highways (the box and black tube that runs across the highway). Maybe with either one of those along with video at the check points and the registration y’all could keep the bikes rolling at a speed that keeps them cool. Like I said just a suggestion. Live and learn. All I know is my bike was cooking hot but I finished along with all that came with me..good luck next time...
This is a fantastic idea.
Not sure my 30yr old Heritage would handle a Texas summer just idling along, let alone my jibbly bita not cooking like eggs.
Yes, a great idea, if Guiness will accept this method of counting.
Yeah, great idea. I was wondering if being stopped in the heat would occur. I thought they count as folks were riding.
A hose type counter would count all cars and all non Harleys .. that won't work .. Most bikes have eclectic start shut them off when not moving …
Overheated Harleys is why they made lane splitting Legal in CA
Mike Skidmore the parade was a controlled route with only participating motorcycles. Having the mixed brands was very nice to include everyone but was a stumbling block for the record attempt. The brands got mixed towards the end of the parade due to the over heated Harley’s having to pull to the side of the road. The over heating was uncontrollable. I cut my bike off every chance I got and had it in the mode where it only runs the front cylinder at idle when I had to leave it running. I guess you just had to be there to see the conditions and details on this situation.
I proudly rode down from Minneapolis to support the cause and contribute to the record attempt. We all did a great thing raising $32k for combat vets! I met some awesome people and got to see some amazing sights along the way. I look forward to the next opportunity!
Its all about culture you have right there!
Congrats on raising all the money for a great cause.
Adam I am so sorry that the record was not broke. I know everyone tried so hard. I wish didn’t live so far away or I would have been there. I been waiting for this video. I love your attitude. NEVER GIVE UP
Great job
From me and my wife #1390 we will be there next time and we WILL break that record!!! Sorry I didn’t get to meet you, Ashley and scooter but hopefully next time! Great thing we did and couldn’t be more proud! Thank you!
Although I am slightly disappointed, I am kinda glad that you will be doing this again. It gives me another opportunity to ride out to Texas and participate. Thank you for what you do. you raised a lot of money for a great organization. Ride safe brother!
Adam, my wife and I were numbers 52 and 53. We had a great time and I had the great honor to shake your hand. I agree with your last complaint. Corporate Harley could have done a LOT more. Prior to the event I visited four local dealerships. Of the many associates there only about half knew your name. Fewer knew of the charity, still fewer of the event and none were certain to go. Okay, that's cool, but what that tells me is that the company could have at least sent a heads-up to the dealerships. In all the stores I saw no fliers or even a single tiny clipping of the event pinned to the notice board. Harley, for whatever reason, really dropped the ball right there.
PS: We'll be there for you next time man. Hey Scooter!
You and your entire crew did an outstanding job. Live and learn, next time, I don’t think there will be any doubt. Let’s do this!
Adam I didn't get to come for the ride to break the record but since you will try again I am in. Just give us a lil time to plan. Thanks so much for what you do!
Sorry it didn't happen but it was so great to see everyone together and the help to the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association was outstanding!
Adam, You are the most gracious man I know. I was broke down not long after registering but thanks to your guys at Paris with the jump box and my wife who had bought me a cellphone size box I was able to finish. This is twice I have been out to see you and enjoyed every minute of it. Look forward to doing it again. I just hope next time I can get a crowd from North Alabama to go with. Best regards to you and Ashley and Scooter. MLH&R
Thats alotta dough those veterans didnt have before the event congrats on being part of raising that kinda money thats sweet dude good job
Will do everything I can to be there for the next one man. The fact that you recognize the actual win for the combat vets is the reason I watch your videos from week to week, keep moving forward man and let us know when the next attempt will be asap!
my dad went and is in the shot.... the one with a longish beard red, he has a grey and orange shirt on and his friend was by him
Adam, like you stated, we all have something to learn from this last attempt. A few of my thoughts:
1. Pick a much cooler month
2. Find a big open stretch of road far away from large population areas, such as Montana, New Mexico or Laughlin to Vegas which is a 90 mile stretch I think... nothing but desert road and open space and not much in between...again attempt this on the cooler months!
3. Strategy and advice from my wife lol...get down to business first and do all the partying last!
4. Let’s do this exclusively for the vets and not corporate Harley-Davidson. Make and sell some magnetic blackout logos for our fuel tanks to cover the Harley-Davidson logos. Something that honors our military and your personal logo as well, maybe a combo of both. We don’t need those pencil necks and bean counters! Screw them period!
5. Let’s all get better organized in marketing this and much better organized on the ground in terms of strategy and very strict riding formations to be followed, and of course police security escorts.
6. Anyone breaking down or has health issues must quickly leave formation and the following bike quickly moves up to fill the formation. Have recovery trailers at the ready to pick up any break downs and riders and a few paramedics to aid in emergencies if needed.
7. Again pick a open expanse of road far less traveled by cars and trucks so all the bikes can maintain a good steady safe speed between 60 to 70 mph for a good long stretch like a big long fright train! In cool weather this time! AND START THE RUN EARLY IN THE MORNING ABOUT 6:00 AM !
8. Maybe we can get a military reserve helicopter flying above the bike formation to property film and document this event! Now that would be something to see!
It's sad the MoCo didn't make any effort to spread the word on this. I think it reflects on them a bigger picture they've been painting of themselves for many years now.
Secondly, i hope you plan the next attempt soon so I can make plans to attend. A good year's advance notice goes a long way in vacation planning and saving.
Dream the dream, Adam, until it's a reality.
I'd ride another 4500 miles in a heartbeat. Still riding back to Tacoma, wa. Had my stage 4 road glide checked out and I might have valve issues but it's got new oil and they said it's rideable. Proud to help Adam!
You are 100% correct with showing the younger gen what the Harley culture is...BUT...if the sales of these new "less Harley" models like the Street or PanAmerica keep the company going so they can keep making the classics...I can't complain there. They did miss a great chance with this event and I can't help but think that had they stepped up the added advertising they could have brought to the table may have made a difference. Give us a date for the next one and lets see if I can get my old 92 FLH Kyra from NC to TX and help make it happen.
Set up a new date earlier and pimp that every video until the date. You'll double the record! I'll be there for the next one!
We'll get it next time Adam! It was an honor to meet you and share the road with you brother. Can't believe you put my ugly mug in your video, haha!
Sad to hear that you didn't make the record. At least two good things that came out of it is the money raised and I will have the chance to be a part of the record. Keep up the good work Adam. Nice seeing John Maxwell there too!