you will know your limitations.....your body will tell you when to stop....loud music in your ears keeps the brain awake...stop and hydrate often...piss...walk around...go hard....keep things good and tight like allen bolts etc...Exedra max rear and cobra front will last best...do it!
Man, that's pretty hardcore. If you're still going to do it, water is your friend and lots of it...better than caffeine and sugar in the long run. And, a full bladder keeps you awake.
Your tires will be fine. Make sure you know your route and probably carry tools, water, food, and appropriate clothing with you. You will hit several climates along the way depending on time of year. Biggest tip is to read the iron butt tips
When I was 25 myself and a friend rode from Concord Ca down to Santa Cruz and followed the coast all the way to San Diego. Me on my 79 HD FXS and my friend on a 80 Yamaha Midnight Special 850. It took us 15 hours and 600 miles all in one day. I still remember how horrible I felt as we pulled into San Diego. It was brutal and something I would never do again. We took two days coming home. We were stupid but not idiots.
Your tires will be fine. Make sure you know your route and probably carry tools, water, food, and appropriate clothing with you. You will hit several climates along the way depending on time of year. Biggest tip is to read the iron butt tips
This iron butt riding means a lot to me,not that I won’t to do it but my brother who passed loved it. He’d say, junior today we rode 800 miles, not a problem except them **** KW emblems (kenworth trucks) in your rear view mirror, they didn’t speed, anyway i always smile when iron butt rides come up, I may iron butt to raa west in his honor this September. Thinking of my big bro putting down miles might get me through
When I was 25 myself and a friend rode from Concord Ca down to Santa Cruz and followed the coast all the way to San Diego. Me on my 79 HD FXS and my friend on a 80 Yamaha Midnight Special 850. It took us 15 hours and 600 miles all in one day. I still remember how horrible I felt as we pulled into San Diego. It was brutal and something I would never do again. We took two days coming home. We were stupid but not idiots.
I guess im stupid and an idiot, i have done a few 1000k days, tha last one, last june when i went to Sacramento to get my rocket, rode 1060 miles before i stopped to rest, the only reason i stopped is because the storm had me trapped but i had a little more juice to keep going for a couple hundred miles more
I guess im stupid and an idiot, i have done a few 1000k days, tha last one, last june when i went to Sacramento to get my rocket, rode 1060 miles before i stopped to rest, the only reason i stopped is because the storm had me trapped but i had a little more juice to keep going for a couple hundred miles more
Yea but putting things in prospective picking up a new ride that's totally acceptable visiting my brother would rather have 8 days of riding 2 days visiting(nothing personal bruv)