First long road trip since the Zipper's Performance 124 kit install. Daytona Beach 2020 Bike Week. 

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ALL of I-75 thru Georgia is a speed trap. Especially the little towns that have taken the interstate into their city limits. They love out of state money.

@@bobberguy1 especially if you’re not familiar with where they hang out

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I wish I could have stopped, I was trying to get there before dark. Hopefully I'll get a chance to see you next time through.

What kind of dogs you train?

Traveling Tall Mostly pet dogs. I used to train working/police dogs back in Atlanta. Now I just work with regular obedience and the problem ones. You have inspired me to do a frequently asked questions moto vlog on my ‘19 street glide! Look out for it. 🙏🏾

I was at Destination Daytona at the Custom Dynamics booths Thursday and Friday. Hopefully we can meet at another rally. Thanks for watching.

Traveling Tall I was there Thursday, but I left at noon. Was a little busy before that. We had a nice ride down and back. No rain. It worked out great. Have a blessed one, man.

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@@TravelingTall anytime Brother 💯👍🏼

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Ride safe enjoy someday I'll make out there.

Thank you New York, have a blessed day!

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Yes a purple panda mic that I bought off Amazon. I have a Gopro7, you have to have a gopro mic adapter to connect the microphone. Thanks for watching.

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2019 Street Glide

Well, you might find out in the next video :) Thanks for watching.

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Amazon, but I just had a RickRak 360 installed. I'll be showing you the video about it soon.

Guess i should have watched the whole video first. Great videos Tall. Your videos are the reason i put in the RS468.

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On a motorcycle you want to move a little faster then the cars, if your going slow in the middle lane a car will change lanes from the left and not see you because your small and rear end you and its no fender bender, you'll go down hard.

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TOM CAIN I rode with a former California Highway Patrol Motor Officer. He taught me to stay in the left lane because that’s the safest place for a bike to be. The middle lanes have people coming from all sides, including from behind. The right lane has people getting off and on the interstate. So, he taught me to ride with the flow of traffic, plus 1 or 2 mph so that you are almost always the one doing the passing and stay in that left lane UNTIL somebody comes up from behind going faster and then, only then, do you get out of that lane to let them pass and then get back in the left lane. I’ve noticed for the past 13 years of interstate riding, most bikers do that very thing.

You said exactly what I was going to say RevJRJJr. I'd rather be in the left lane and watch from 3 sides 4 if you count oncoming traffic. The middle has too many variable changes such as cars entering the interstate and right lane traffic moving over to make room. Stalled cars on the right shoulder and right lane traffic switching to the middle. Right lane passing, with a big rig in the middle lane and car changing to the middle lane with myself being hidden by the big rig by unaware driver switching lanes in front of the big rig. Being between two cars or two trucks. I run faster than the flow of traffic, and I get out of the way when I see a faster vehicle approaching. Sometimes they will have there blinker on already switching to the middle to go around. In that case, I hold my lane. That's what happened in the video. Thanks for the comment. I understand what your saying Tom Cain, but I am definitely not that type of rider to hold up traffic :) Thanks for watching.

I was just messin with ya. I understand all the safety issues on a bike. Stay safe.