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What is the farthest miles you have gone in one day ?

I hit traffic in Washington for about an hour in 101 Temps that day. The fans were running and I started to feel the heat on the seat. My next long run will be in cooler weather .
 
RayBY I may take that route next time . The Washington traffic is bad and still there is construction that stops the traffic.
 
I hit traffic in Washington for about an hour in 101 Temps that day. The fans were running and I started to feel the heat on the seat. My next long run will be in cooler weather .

When we head south to the Southeast mountains playground, we NEVER take i95 past Baltimore, DC, etc. Way too busy & too many tie-ups plus TOLLS. We usually go west on i78 to i81 south or take US highways into WV and points south. The rare slow-downs we've had were near Roanoke.
 
I and two friends did a 50CC IronButt ride several years ago all three on !800 Goldwings. We did a little over 1400 miles the first day and about 1100 the second day. Jacksonville Fl to San Diego Ca in a total of 47 hours over two days with about 7 hours of sleep in the middle. All three are members of IBA. Was one of the neatest rides I've done in 50 years of riding! It was a blast!
 
I have 2 Saddlesore 1000's and a Bun Burner 1500 certified rides by the Iron Butt Association. All three on previous owned bikes (the ones that are missing a wheel).

Willie
 
618 miles from Central Illinois to Western New York State on a 2012 RT, back in 2017. The next day was 47 miles. Too much to see along the St. Lawrence River and on. “Long days” now are 300-350 per day.
 
I drove 650 miles in 12.5 hours . ( I want to do an iron butt soon) I know there are riders who do many more miles in a day. So what is you max?

Coming home from the 1st Australian 500cc Motorcycle at Philip Island here in Australia. 1611 km (721 Miles) in 18 hours on my VF1000F2F, included a stop to weld a broken rack rack on mates Z1100 around the 1000 km mark.

The mate and I broke off from a group of about 9 who were doing the trip over two days, we wanted to try in 1. It was also when radar detectors were legal.

Why - new wives at home :)
 
Coming home from the 1st Australian 500cc Motorcycle at Philip Island here in Australia. 1611 km (721 Miles) in 18 hours on my VF1000F2F, included a stop to weld a broken rack rack on mates Z1100 around the 1000 km mark.

The mate and I broke off from a group of about 9 who were doing the trip over two days, we wanted to try in 1. It was also when radar detectors were legal.

Why - new wives at home :)

Hmmmm, 1611 kms is 1001 miles
 
San Francisco to Salt Lake City slept 1 and a half hours in a rest stop and on to Denver.
1,252 miles+
19 hours
 
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I don't get to use miles very often :( thanks for correcting it.

We started using metric in the ‘70’s. I was taught miles and feet and inches in the ‘40’s so I am more proficient with the old system, but now we’re all metric. For approximation only, figure a kilometre to be 60% of a mile. That will be roughly correct.
 
845 miles, done both on a 2 wheeler and Spyder. about 13 hrs, from Salisbury,NC to Kingdom City, MO. my motorcycle trip in 2015 and 2018

1,021 miles in 22hrs 10 min for saddle sore Iron Butt in 2014 on Honda

1,074 miles in 17 hrs, 6 min for saddle sore Iron Butt in 2015 on Honda

yet to do on Spyder
 
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