I am so happy to see you out of Mexico, but Ca is not any better considering the crime, so back but not out of the wood be safe and watch you 6. We love ya.
Well, in all fairness, MDBogan clearly didn't say, "DIED in the desert", he only said "DYING in the desert", ie, he was in the process of dying. Obviously the process was interrupted for some reason, perhaps his burning desire to upload this video, for example, and maybe even make more videos. So even though he may indeed have been dying in the desert, in the end he didn't end up dead so therefore he did not DIE in the desert, even though he may have been at some point dying in the desert. Finally, technically, every living organism is immediately beginning to die at the exact moment of conception, the only variable is "TtoD", which stands for "Time to Death".
You forgot to ask the desert if it was packing heat Danny. It seems like it certainly was. Top series, thank you for the wonderful views and the laughs.
Just shows how bulletproof Harleys are, you'll still have haters saying they are shit bikes, unreliable etc, those people have probably never ridden one to find out why we love the bike. Never mind the harley museum Danny, once your retire marine 1 Colin should display it in his dealership, another excellent video Danny.
Bullet proof😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, Doesn’t even have that many miles on, compared to other brands, and it’s bullet proof🙈, except for the oil leaks and a cracked head. Good lord, you harley guys are sooooooooooooo delusional.
@@trucker-d4161 his oil leaks are from him adding to much oil . it comes out the intake, then he thinks he has an oil leak. harley,s do last forever, nobody rebuilds a metric bike. they just get tossed in the scrap pile.
@@trucker-d4161 BTW, the bike has a cracked header pipe (not a cracked cylinder head) hence the reason why it sounds louder. Both that and the old oil leak probably from when the bike was on it's side.
For crying out loud, Danny, also soak your T-Shirt with water and put a jacket on over it. This works like a radiator. Just stop and re-wet your t-shirt when it drys. We did this in the 70,s to try and keep cool. P.S. I better tell you this as you won't figure it out, you put the jacket on so the T-Shirt doesn't dry in 5 minutes, and the jacket will let it dry slowly and keep you cooler longer. Also, there are products out there designed to keep you cool. Matt Laidlaw and his friends used these to keep cool in the deserts.
Danny, you convinced me to take a unplanned trip to nowhere in Pennsylvania where I live and try to find my way back home. I'm sure I'll eventually get back but I want to get a little bit of the same feelings you had on your journey through Mexico. Thank you so much for doing this. You really opened my mind to do more adventures. God Bless you
Good videos, what you have done for people who can not afford to do what you have done is really appreciated. Keep up the fine work and continue to please your followers.
I live in Greece and in the summer it gets to 40 degrees quite often. BTW, the temp is measured in the shade. On the road that 40 can easily be much more. For that reason, I bought a white helmet. I used to have a black Shoei and sometimes I thought my brain was getting fried like an egg in the pan!! TRhe white helmet is great, it is always cool and protects you from the sun instead of sucking in all the heat.
That was interesting information .I live in North Carolina USA and in the summer times it can get very hot. I usually wear a AGV K1 helmet which is black for my black 2014 Street Glide but I also have a 2005 Deuce (White )and have just bought a white AGV K1 helmet so I take on board what you're saying hopefully the white helmet will be cooler👍🇬🇧🇺🇸😎
Hell yeah, big fan since you first started your moto vlog up north Danny. I've actually met you and ridden with you, your NZ trip made me fall in love with the heritage soft tail back when it came out and I've just bought one in Geelong. The last few Mexico vlogs have been much of the same stuff which is why I assume you've pumped them out so fast but really enjoyed this one seeing you and the bike make it. You literally got me back into riding, then sold the HD brand and lifestyle to me. All the best mate
Getting out of yr comfort zone and you survived with no real issues. Mexico looks an exciting place kind of raw and untouched like time stood still for 50 years. Back in the USA where less anxiety and safer roads. Well done Danny
The aircraft carrier is the USS Midway, you can tour it, can take a few hours and is an awesome tour. A lot of the people giving the tour actually worked on it and gave great stories
A few Neck Koolers sealed in watertight baggie so you can always rotate a fresh one. Keeps your carotid area cooler. And a evaporation vest would even be better (under a mesh jacket maybe even...). You could actually ride across the desert in comfort. But even using what you've got. Your vest has been soaked in the rain and ridden until dry....many times. You could have soaked the vest. And buy a spray bottle with stream/spray nozzle. You can keep spraying and soaking yourself as you go, conserving water and making it last longer.
Best Moto Vlogger is you ! .. “Like a Boss” .. “Hard Core Long Distance Motorbike Rider” Those statements are really true .. I just rode my bike to Vegas you inspired me .. 54.5 MPG average Triumph Tiger Adventure 🤘🏼 Cant wait till your next one 🤘🏼
I lived in El Paso, TX for a while. When it was over 110 degrees Fahrenheit, I didn't feel like riding my motorcycle anymore. My friends in Europe couldn't understand that.
This brings back memories. My last big trip…9000km in 20 days. Started in Calgary Alberta, through the Rockies and over to Vancouver Island, spent 5 days there then into the US, USA 1 s Washington, Oregon, California…riding through the Redwoods…300’ tress that you can drive a car through. Wanted to go to the Big Sur but..Forest Fires..So at San Jose, turned east to Yosemite National Park, Bridal Veil Falls…up to 10,000’ Snow in July. Then the spiral down towards Death Valley National Park..entrance at Sea Level….heading to Vegas, via Death Valley.. -263 below sea level …130F. Vegas for a couple days, then Hover Damn, Grand Canyon, south to Rt66…ran that to Chicago..back into Ontario towards Toronto. Then shortly there after, life happened…had to give up my ride…13 years later…trying to put another ride together..my dream is for my son and I to to make this run…want to do this…that’s my dream..before I get too old.
Thanks for shouting out the brand. I wear my Harley badge with pride. Harleys are not the only bikes I own but they are the only ones I road trip on. Live free...Ride on!
Great job Danny. Unbelievably ambitious and brave ride. Stepping outside your comfort zone more times than I can count. 10 thousand plus miles of rough road, raw emotions and taxing times. Totally enjoyed every minute. Thank you Danny and also Parry for the early days.
Danny plz buy a good Helmut and get rid of that one your using, it's not safe mate. When things go wrong it happens so quick and it's often some other idiot in a car that will cause the accident. Ps. Love your videos, I have watched most, your a tuff ombre. I don't think a lot of people understand how fatiguing 1000km in a day is, I'm not fit enough to do it day after day that's hard-core. Stay upright mate.
Rave on about being a tough Aussie, distances in miles, temp in F and a bike named Marine, we don’t have any of that in AUSTRALIA. Ask Colin. . How so easily you are lead. A real Aussie keeps it real.
In a couple of weeks I'm doing 1000 miles in 24 hours in the uk by motorcycle raising money for the Movember charity. This man inspired me to challenge myself and help others. A true legend!
@@kathrynwatkin3326 I’m originally from Northern South Australia not much humidity there. Just desert winds. Now I live in Newcastle where there is some humidity.
I live out in the Mojave desert. Tell you a little trick to keep you cool. Put a bag of ice between your windshield and handlebars poke a couple holes in it. And you will get sprayed with cool water like a mister. Helps a lot.
Hi Danny, I’ve been watching your contact for years, and absolutely love what you do! This trip has been and continues to be epic. You can see the love and passion you have, but also the work and dedication. You’ve always produced great content, but you can see how much more cinematic your videos have become, from the composition, colour grading, music and editing. However you’ve never let the story of each video and ultimately your trips has a whole falter. Keep up the tremendous work!
It is brutal brother I’ve laid asphalt in the hot Arizona sun and it’s no joke. Stay hydrated and eat healthy. You can cook a egg on the side walk in that heat.
Im at 15:34 and cant wait for the smile on your face when you hit the mountains east of San Diego on I-8....rode those roads a thousand times back when i was in the Navy
Desert temperatures can drop dramatically at night. I rode my 1990 gsxr750 from L.A. to Palm springs in daytime with only a shirt and no extra clothing. I rode back at night and can't believe I didn't get hypothermia.
What can I say, Another great vlog from the M$B!! Glad u made it back from Mexico I do hope that you return to the states for a meet and greet someday mate!
Danny, Unfortunately the parking in the downtown and harbor area are not controlled by the hotel management and the lot is leased to a one of two parking companies and is a bit of a monopoly. Thank you for all you do for Mens mental health community and fantastic entertainment riding your HD... I ride my Indian Chieftain for my own sanity!!
I bet it feels so good to be back in the US. Every time I go to Mexico, as much as I love it for a brief time, it always feels good to get back across the border! What’s next darling? Home & a vacation from your “Mexican vacation”? lol Glad you made it through that brutal desert! 💜🫰🏻💋🇨🇦🫰🏻💜
You are spot on about some of the H-D dealerships. My local dealer, where I purchased my bike, doesn't seem to give a shit if you come in or not. Nobody talks to you or says hello when you walk in. It's like the staff are all miserable zombies. They survive on new bike sales, and it seems that's all they give a shit about. So, I don't buy anything or service my bike there. If I absolutely need a genuine H-D part I order it online. It's a bummer because I really enjoy supporting and shopping locals.
Arizona is HOT, however, it has cool regions with trees, and is the best place to be in the winter. Overall, more good than bad. Hope to see more USA content.
CamelBak on the back, fill it with ice, water and a little sports drink (sugar, salt and electrolytes) at every gas stop. The ice on the CamelBak will help to draw heat through your back and help keep the core body temperature down. The fluids will keep you hydrated and your mind clear and sharp.
Danny love what you said about spontaneity and adventure and if something happens you deal with it. Like if the engine blows up and I hate to be that guy but when you have disposable income it’s not a problem.
Riding from Phoenix to SanDieago back in 1984, is the first time I ever wished for a rain storm. Low and behold I was heading into 1 in the distance, only for it to move north before I got to it leaving just steamy roads. Hottest I’ve ever been riding. Btw, Danny, invest in a lightweight mesh riding jacket. Best purchase ever for hot rides. Oh, and i had to add oil for the first time ever in my 1983 Yamaha Venture Royale, and I was pulling a trailer.
You need some white under shirts and long sleeve cooling shirts made for working outside in the heat .I have worked outside all my life and those help a lot . I worked in 110 to 112 degree temp.
Riding from Flagstaff to Vegas, stopped off @ the Hoover Dam..this is end of June and it's hot hot hot.. Once I left Hoover Dam I was suffering from Heatstroke, cold sweats, lack of concentration and headaches. Got to my hotel and was told by door staff to move my bike and park it round back and use the back entrance, thanked the wanker and managed to park up round the back...and opposite my hotel was "Hogs & Heffers" biker bar...I parked up, went inside and the girls behind the bar could see I was in a right state..they gave me free cold drinks until I was ok. Brilliant place, had a great time in there later in the evening once I felt more human. :)
Living and riding (everyday) in the Arizona desert is different. 106 degrees is a cool day, 116 to 120 is hot. These suggestions will help. 1) Hydration backpack with electrolytes. 2) Keep you body covered. Sweating in a jacket helps cool the body by evaporative cooling. 3) light undergarments like Arctic Cool t-shirt and a neck gaiter to keep wet. It all about managing the heat and cooling the body
Ok Danny. You made it I'm glad for you that you enjoyed Mexico. Now when you are back in the US I don't need to follow you anymore. I know the US very well I also rode there around Yuma and San Diego many years ago. I went to visit my uncle who lived there. He was smart, he was the only one who had a ok indoor swimming pool in his house and the reason for that ok, way to hot to have an outdoor pool. Ok, he is dead now so no more swimming for him and no more me visiting Yuma Arizona or San Diego. I be spending most of my ok rest of my life living before I die living in Mexico so with this I will say Adjos to you Danny, enjoy and live and let live or Viva La Vida like Frida said so again, enjoy life as long as you will live and can. Adjos Amor, like that beautiful man the biggest artista Juan Gabriel sang.👋
U.S. Harley assessment, spot on! Some are just not friendly at all - like you are a burden to them. Others, feels like you're part of a club or tribe. Great observation.
Nearly choked on my cuppa at 22:02 when the word SUMPING fell out of your mouth mate! Is there a hint of technical insight beginning to creep in here, or were you just regurgitating something Col might have said once? No need to answer that... 🤣 Keep on rocking mate, you're a bloody legend. 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
I have been watching you for a while now.. great work and watching this series was awesome.. but this video of you riding through the area I grew up and even your hotel was in an area I have been to many times!! That is different for me!! Hahaha keep it up!
Love your videos Daniel but Why the manufactured drama ? Your early vlogs were all what happened and nothing really added. If the trip was boring long distance desert riding that is what it is.... no need to add drama. I love your vlogs anyway that being said but cringe with the acting sometimes. Crawling and laying on the ground is not drama. Keep it real, Your life is very interesting and I do appreciate the message you send concerning mental health. Love ya brother.
Jumping back and forth across the boarder within a short time period like that, solo on a Harley….Not surprised they detained you. It’s smuggler behaviour. They’d probably do that to you if you did it with the American/Canadian boarder too.
Greetings mate .I have just published a book called BLACKTOP DESERT SAGA 1 . It is about the passion and adventure of life on the the road , yes it's a bike journey . You and your fans would understand . Goodonya ! dam fine job mate ! See ya at the crossroads .
Living here and riding in West Texas, Danny, I ride year round and normally try to ride early morning through early afternoon in the summer….still end up riding in over 100 degree Fahrenheit before finishing most times. As always, look forward to your vlogs
Grate vlog watched every one almost 17000 kms it is amassing ,and just ben rooted by speed bumps in Maxico it is brutal ,otherwise great please to visit and your trip advice goes long way . Thanks you for great work and keep posting ,keep riding, keep riding safe .
Wow didn't think you were going to leave Mexico just yet but ya guess you have to not push your luck to much. When this vlog is finished I can't wait to see what adventure is next thanks Danny for all that you do ride on brother.
Danny the desert with soft sand you past thru was Gordon Wells, that desert connects to Glamis CA the biggest sand dunes in the United States. Great video brother!!
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Doing other peoples thinking
Would’ve been cheaper to park the bike in the room with you for the night, that’s a fucking joke $38-$40 per night per vehicle🤬🤬
I am so happy to see you out of Mexico, but Ca is not any better considering the crime, so back but not out of the wood be safe and watch you 6. We love ya.
@@MMCPN Right on, LOL, that's what I was thinking, too.
That's a ratbastid move by the hotel for sure...
hey, million dollar mate, if you’re still in San Diego I’ll take you on a tour buddy I’m living here in Pacific Beach and I’d ike to meet up.
I love the way he died in the desert but still uploaded from heaven. What a true legend.
That's dedication
Resurrection
pure gold😂
that desert used to be ocean and it may be again someday
Well, in all fairness, MDBogan clearly didn't say, "DIED in the desert", he only said "DYING in the desert", ie, he was in the process of dying.
Obviously the process was interrupted for some reason, perhaps his burning desire to upload this video, for example, and maybe even make more videos.
So even though he may indeed have been dying in the desert, in the end he didn't end up dead so therefore he did not DIE in the desert, even though he may have been at some point dying in the desert.
Finally, technically, every living organism is immediately beginning to die at the exact moment of conception, the only variable is "TtoD", which stands for "Time to Death".
You forgot to ask the desert if it was packing heat Danny. It seems like it certainly was. Top series, thank you for the wonderful views and the laughs.
Just shows how bulletproof Harleys are, you'll still have haters saying they are shit bikes, unreliable etc, those people have probably never ridden one to find out why we love the bike.
Never mind the harley museum Danny, once your retire marine 1 Colin should display it in his dealership, another excellent video Danny.
Bullet proof😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, Doesn’t even have that many miles on, compared to other brands, and it’s bullet proof🙈, except for the oil leaks and a cracked head. Good lord, you harley guys are sooooooooooooo delusional.
Try a Goldwing …..I ran a 1500 to 100k miles …. It was just run in
@@trucker-d4161 his oil leaks are from him adding to much oil . it comes out the intake, then he thinks he has an oil leak. harley,s do last forever, nobody rebuilds a metric bike. they just get tossed in the scrap pile.
@@trucker-d4161 BTW, the bike has a cracked header pipe (not a cracked cylinder head) hence the reason why it sounds louder. Both that and the old oil leak probably from when the bike was on it's side.
@@nickb3099 that’s a good one, can build a metric bike, and by the way they doooooooo rebuild them 30 years later after 200,000 miles hot shot
For crying out loud, Danny, also soak your T-Shirt with water and put a jacket on over it. This works like a radiator. Just stop and re-wet your t-shirt when it drys. We did this in the 70,s to try and keep cool. P.S. I better tell you this as you won't figure it out, you put the jacket on so the T-Shirt doesn't dry in 5 minutes, and the jacket will let it dry slowly and keep you cooler longer. Also, there are products out there designed to keep you cool. Matt Laidlaw and his friends used these to keep cool in the deserts.
Waste of time telling that narc anything!🤣
Danny, you convinced me to take a unplanned trip to nowhere in Pennsylvania where I live and try to find my way back home. I'm sure I'll eventually get back but I want to get a little bit of the same feelings you had on your journey through Mexico. Thank you so much for doing this. You really opened my mind to do more adventures. God Bless you
Good videos, what you have done for people who can not afford to do what you have done is really appreciated. Keep up the fine work and continue to please your followers.
Happy you made it safe back to the USA Daniel
I live in Greece and in the summer it gets to 40 degrees quite often. BTW, the temp is measured in the shade. On the road that 40 can easily be much more. For that reason, I bought a white helmet. I used to have a black Shoei and sometimes I thought my brain was getting fried like an egg in the pan!! TRhe white helmet is great, it is always cool and protects you from the sun instead of sucking in all the heat.
That was interesting information .I live in North Carolina USA and in the summer times it can get very hot. I usually wear a AGV K1 helmet which is black for my black 2014 Street Glide but I also have a 2005 Deuce (White )and have just bought a white AGV K1 helmet so I take on board what you're saying hopefully the white helmet will be cooler👍🇬🇧🇺🇸😎
Hell yeah, big fan since you first started your moto vlog up north Danny. I've actually met you and ridden with you, your NZ trip made me fall in love with the heritage soft tail back when it came out and I've just bought one in Geelong. The last few Mexico vlogs have been much of the same stuff which is why I assume you've pumped them out so fast but really enjoyed this one seeing you and the bike make it. You literally got me back into riding, then sold the HD brand and lifestyle to me. All the best mate
Getting out of yr comfort zone and you survived with no real issues. Mexico looks an exciting place kind of raw and untouched like time stood still for 50 years. Back in the USA where less anxiety and safer roads. Well done Danny
Glad to see another great video! Thank you!
The aircraft carrier is the USS Midway, you can tour it, can take a few hours and is an awesome tour. A lot of the people giving the tour actually worked on it and gave great stories
A few Neck Koolers sealed in watertight baggie so you can always rotate a fresh one. Keeps your carotid area cooler. And a evaporation vest would even be better (under a mesh jacket maybe even...). You could actually ride across the desert in comfort. But even using what you've got. Your vest has been soaked in the rain and ridden until dry....many times. You could have soaked the vest. And buy a spray bottle with stream/spray nozzle. You can keep spraying and soaking yourself as you go, conserving water and making it last longer.
Well done Danny you survived Mexico & made it back to America, brilliant footage all the way. Living the Dream like a Boss.🤘👍✌️
Best Moto Vlogger is you ! .. “Like a Boss” .. “Hard Core Long Distance Motorbike Rider” Those statements are really true .. I just rode my bike to Vegas you inspired me .. 54.5 MPG average Triumph Tiger Adventure 🤘🏼 Cant wait till your next one 🤘🏼
I lived in El Paso, TX for a while. When it was over 110 degrees Fahrenheit, I didn't feel like riding my motorcycle anymore. My friends in Europe couldn't understand that.
This brings back memories. My last big trip…9000km in 20 days. Started in Calgary Alberta, through the Rockies and over to Vancouver Island, spent 5 days there then into the US, USA 1 s Washington, Oregon, California…riding through the Redwoods…300’ tress that you can drive a car through. Wanted to go to the Big Sur but..Forest Fires..So at San Jose, turned east to Yosemite National Park, Bridal Veil Falls…up to 10,000’ Snow in July.
Then the spiral down towards Death Valley National Park..entrance at Sea Level….heading to Vegas, via Death Valley.. -263 below sea level …130F. Vegas for a couple days, then Hover Damn, Grand Canyon, south to Rt66…ran that to Chicago..back into Ontario towards Toronto.
Then shortly there after, life happened…had to give up my ride…13 years later…trying to put another ride together..my dream is for my son and I to to make this run…want to do this…that’s my dream..before I get too old.
Thanks for shouting out the brand. I wear my Harley badge with pride. Harleys are not the only bikes I own but they are the only ones I road trip on. Live free...Ride on!
Great job Danny. Unbelievably ambitious and brave ride. Stepping outside your comfort zone more times than I can count. 10 thousand plus miles of rough road, raw emotions and taxing times. Totally enjoyed every minute. Thank you Danny and also Parry for the early days.
Danny plz buy a good Helmut and get rid of that one your using, it's not safe mate. When things go wrong it happens so quick and it's often some other idiot in a car that will cause the accident.
Ps. Love your videos, I have watched most, your a tuff ombre. I don't think a lot of people understand how fatiguing 1000km in a day is, I'm not fit enough to do it day after day that's hard-core.
Stay upright mate.
WOW! Spectacular! I laughed, I cried! Simple crazy fun goodness! Ty Marine1
Following your adventures from your home town. From someone that suffers at times just like you. You Sir are living
Rave on about being a tough Aussie, distances in miles, temp in F and a bike named Marine, we don’t have any of that in AUSTRALIA. Ask Colin. . How so easily you are lead. A real Aussie keeps it real.
Can't argue with that mate. Marine 1, he's having a laugh, that's what he can call his jet ski. Lol.
In a couple of weeks I'm doing 1000 miles in 24 hours in the uk by motorcycle raising money for the Movember charity. This man inspired me to challenge myself and help others. A true legend!
I am glad that you came back safe to San Diego. You had a great adventure in Mexico indeed!
“I’m an Australian!” 42 degrees I’m dying, Lol!
Yes but the Australian heat is shit.. top humidity 🤮. I'm currently in NZ but look forward to the dry summers
46 here this year, Harley ran no problem
@@kathrynwatkin3326 I’m originally from Northern South Australia not much humidity there. Just desert winds. Now I live in Newcastle where there is some humidity.
Danny you should without a doubt be the ambassador for Harley Davidson
I live out in the Mojave desert. Tell you a little trick to keep you cool. Put a bag of ice between your windshield and handlebars poke a couple holes in it. And you will get sprayed with cool water like a mister. Helps a lot.
You're a Legend, Daniel . Thank-You .
Dude it is a crime that you only have 126K subscribers. Loving the content, looking forward to each video.
I like the Russell Coight music you put in. All Mexican adventures
Great episode Danny. Thanks for sharing mate!
Fantastic trip Danny. Your best yet mate. In such a small time mate, you have seen a lot of Country. Filming and editing was great. Thank's.
Remember you chose to do it. It is great content tho. & I thank you for it. It's been damn entertaining & sometimes educational
Hi Danny, I’ve been watching your contact for years, and absolutely love what you do!
This trip has been and continues to be epic. You can see the love and passion you have, but also the work and dedication. You’ve always produced great content, but you can see how much more cinematic your videos have become, from the composition, colour grading, music and editing. However you’ve never let the story of each video and ultimately your trips has a whole falter. Keep up the tremendous work!
Danny, you’re always welcome here in Florida! Thanks for the content, the laughs, and keeping me motivated to ride again once healed.
Awesome video and awesome content can’t wait for the next video Thank’s Daniel
Another awesome video Danny, thank you
Jumping the shark with all the drama Danny
Congratulations Dany you survive Mexico 🇲🇽
Que chingon
It is brutal brother I’ve laid asphalt in the hot Arizona sun and it’s no joke. Stay hydrated and eat healthy. You can cook a egg on the side walk in that heat.
Picked up my Harley from Mississauga Harley Davidson, Ontario Canada, they'll all talk to you and the parts Depot staff are all pros!
Great vlog Danny that was a longhaul in testing conditions.Enjoy your days off as youve certainly earned them.Stay safe.
I have really enjoyed the last couple of months of videos. I worry sometimes until I realize that you survived and edited the video.
Im at 15:34 and cant wait for the smile on your face when you hit the mountains east of San Diego on I-8....rode those roads a thousand times back when i was in the Navy
A thin, white long sleeve shirt soaking in water works much better than that black T-shirt for sure
Top Vlog Danny. I’ve just found you and watched this series AND even purchased some BobHead gear. Well done mate, keep em coming.
Desert temperatures can drop dramatically at night. I rode my 1990 gsxr750 from L.A. to Palm springs in daytime with only a shirt and no extra clothing. I rode back at night and can't believe I didn't get hypothermia.
Great bike and they still are.
What can I say, Another great vlog from the M$B!! Glad u made it back from Mexico I do hope that you return to the states for a meet and greet someday mate!
Danny, Unfortunately the parking in the downtown and harbor area are not controlled by the hotel management and the lot is leased to a one of two parking companies and is a bit of a monopoly. Thank you for all you do for Mens mental health community and fantastic entertainment riding your HD... I ride my Indian Chieftain for my own sanity!!
Got heaps of $$$ but still wants to get a bargain on a crucifix in a extremely low wage country...God bless you Danny...
I bet it feels so good to be back in the US. Every time I go to Mexico, as much as I love it for a brief time, it always feels good to get back across the border! What’s next darling? Home & a vacation from your “Mexican vacation”? lol Glad you made it through that brutal desert! 💜🫰🏻💋🇨🇦🫰🏻💜
Why is so many people afraid being in Mexico ? In so many ways Mexico is safer an our good old USA.
And that ladies & gentleman is how you persevere. Well done Danny. 👍🏼🇦🇺👍🏼
Good sense of humor you have Danny. Some folk don't get it, but it is awesome. This has been a great series. Thank you for all you do!!!!
You are spot on about some of the H-D dealerships. My local dealer, where I purchased my bike, doesn't seem to give a shit if you come in or not. Nobody talks to you or says hello when you walk in. It's like the staff are all miserable zombies. They survive on new bike sales, and it seems that's all they give a shit about. So, I don't buy anything or service my bike there. If I absolutely need a genuine H-D part I order it online. It's a bummer because I really enjoy supporting and shopping locals.
Arizona is HOT, however, it has cool regions with trees, and is the best place to be in the winter. Overall, more good than bad. Hope to see more USA content.
CamelBak on the back, fill it with ice, water and a little sports drink (sugar, salt and electrolytes) at every gas stop. The ice on the CamelBak will help to draw heat through your back and help keep the core body temperature down. The fluids will keep you hydrated and your mind clear and sharp.
That would actually be a smart thing to do, this million dollar moron were talking about
Danny love what you said about spontaneity and adventure and if something happens you deal with it. Like if the engine blows up and I hate to be that guy but when you have disposable income it’s not a problem.
Danny you should get the Trask crankcase breather mate. It's supposed to eliminate oil sumping. Trask makes top shelf parts too, no junk there man.
Riding from Phoenix to SanDieago back in 1984, is the first time I ever wished for a rain storm. Low and behold I was heading into 1 in the distance, only for it to move north before I got to it leaving just steamy roads. Hottest I’ve ever been riding. Btw, Danny, invest in a lightweight mesh riding jacket. Best purchase ever for hot rides. Oh, and i had to add oil for the first time ever in my 1983 Yamaha Venture Royale, and I was pulling a trailer.
Probably lucky your from Aust where it's hot. If you were from NZ that heat would sit you down. Those roads in the US must be a nice change.
You need some white under shirts and long sleeve cooling shirts made for working outside in the heat .I have worked outside all my life and those help a lot . I worked in 110 to 112 degree temp.
You the real deal Danny. Ridding Arizona in the end of June. That’s heavy man!! ✌🏻
Riding from Flagstaff to Vegas, stopped off @ the Hoover Dam..this is end of June and it's hot hot hot.. Once I left Hoover Dam I was suffering from Heatstroke, cold sweats, lack of concentration and headaches. Got to my hotel and was told by door staff to move my bike and park it round back and use the back entrance, thanked the wanker and managed to park up round the back...and opposite my hotel was "Hogs & Heffers" biker bar...I parked up, went inside and the girls behind the bar could see I was in a right state..they gave me free cold drinks until I was ok. Brilliant place, had a great time in there later in the evening once I felt more human. :)
That was an amazing adventure, great job Danny 👍👍
Ive driven a lot down there. People ride in the winter not summer. JetSki time in summer. The wind actually heats you up, not cools you down
Like a conventional oven.
Living and riding (everyday) in the Arizona desert is different. 106 degrees is a cool day, 116 to 120 is hot. These suggestions will help. 1) Hydration backpack with electrolytes. 2) Keep you body covered. Sweating in a jacket helps cool the body by evaporative cooling. 3) light undergarments like Arctic Cool t-shirt and a neck gaiter to keep wet. It all about managing the heat and cooling the body
For real tho. Your tips are on point. I ain’t mad at you.
Danny your a legend like how you re named your road king
don't get sold out to any HD corporation bullshit just keep on living the dream
Willing to die in the desert -- but not willing to camp out at night. Legendary!
So dirty aswell, must not be any laundry services in all these flash hotels
Ok Danny. You made it I'm glad for you that you enjoyed Mexico. Now when you are back in the US I don't need to follow you anymore. I know the US very well I also rode there around Yuma and San Diego many years ago. I went to visit my uncle who lived there. He was smart, he was the only one who had a ok indoor swimming pool in his house and the reason for that ok, way to hot to have an outdoor pool. Ok, he is dead now so no more swimming for him and no more me visiting Yuma Arizona or San Diego. I be spending most of my ok rest of my life living before I die living in Mexico so with this I will say Adjos to you Danny, enjoy and live and let live or Viva La Vida like Frida said so again, enjoy life as long as you will live and can. Adjos Amor, like that beautiful man the biggest artista Juan Gabriel sang.👋
Lol at the intro to the vid. 👏👍 on completing your Mexico trip. I can't believe it is nearly over...
We live in the nevada desert and my boyfriend regularly rides in over 100° heat usually 110-115° in the summer. You can do it danny lol
Great as always Danni
Great fun...that's the main joy in life. Living to the fullest
U.S. Harley assessment, spot on! Some are just not friendly at all - like you are a burden to them. Others, feels like you're part of a club or tribe. Great observation.
Fully agree, so many dealerships have lost my custom because of ignorance……and others a great 👍
Nearly choked on my cuppa at 22:02 when the word SUMPING fell out of your mouth mate! Is there a hint of technical insight beginning to creep in here, or were you just regurgitating something Col might have said once? No need to answer that... 🤣
Keep on rocking mate, you're a bloody legend. 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
I'll have to go back and watch again!
I have been watching you for a while now.. great work and watching this series was awesome.. but this video of you riding through the area I grew up and even your hotel was in an area I have been to many times!! That is different for me!! Hahaha keep it up!
That is a Stirling effort.im a courier and don't do that mileage in a Ute. Unbelievable is why I watch and enjoy your show.👍
100% right about there’s always an excuse not to do something Danny
You are a warrior Danny, stay safe.
Yeah, a warrior that sleeps every night in a plush motel.
Love your videos Daniel but Why the manufactured drama ? Your early vlogs were all what happened and nothing really added. If the trip was boring long distance desert riding that is what it is.... no need to add drama. I love your vlogs anyway that being said but cringe with the acting sometimes. Crawling and laying on the ground is not drama. Keep it real, Your life is very interesting and I do appreciate the message you send concerning mental health. Love ya brother.
The Road King is awesome.
Congratulations on finishing the Mexican leg of the journey...It's sad to see this vlog nearing the end as it has been absolutely superb.
Jumping back and forth across the boarder within a short time period like that, solo on a Harley….Not surprised they detained you. It’s smuggler behaviour. They’d probably do that to you if you did it with the American/Canadian boarder too.
Best yet,laughing out so loud at the five dollar scene.brilliant.Manxman 🇮🇲👍
Greetings mate .I have just published a book called BLACKTOP DESERT SAGA 1 . It is about the passion and adventure of life on the the road , yes it's a bike journey . You and your fans would understand . Goodonya ! dam fine job mate ! See ya at the crossroads .
Marine 1 has done you proud Danny !!
Great series!
Hang n there amigo, your doing great!!! You a lil on the wild side but Hell your living n loving life, keep on touring brother!!!! 👍🏼😎🙋🏻♂️
Living here and riding in West Texas, Danny, I ride year round and normally try to ride early morning through early afternoon in the summer….still end up riding in over 100 degree Fahrenheit before finishing most times. As always, look forward to your vlogs
Grate vlog watched every one almost 17000 kms it is amassing ,and just ben rooted by speed bumps in Maxico it is brutal ,otherwise great please to visit and your trip advice goes long way . Thanks you for great work and keep posting ,keep riding, keep riding safe .
Wow didn't think you were going to leave Mexico just yet but ya guess you have to not push your luck to much. When this vlog is finished I can't wait to see what adventure is next thanks Danny for all that you do ride on brother.
Danny the desert with soft sand you past thru was Gordon Wells, that desert connects to Glamis CA the biggest sand dunes in the United States. Great video brother!!
Loving every minute of this adventure!
Some really good editing at the start of this video I must say 😂
I’m sure I’m not the only one to point out that black tshirts are not the best in hot sunny weather! LOL. Great vids.
thanks for the memories Danny
Lots of love from Sydney Bogan ❤️
It's your Boy Faz