1260 miles. Eureka Springs, AR back home to Phoenix, Az.
23 hours. Didn't plan on it so no Iron Butt.

 

Damn what kind of bike do you have

 

a hair over 450 miles. in 1974 on a 41 knuckle with a home made king and queen

 

Are you asking me? If so, that was on my 2002 Suzuki Volusia.
Great bike.
Bought it new and put about 43,000 trouble free miles on it in 5 years.

 

650 miles on my "couch"

 

750 miles. La, CA to Carmel, CA and back via hwy 1.

Drew

 

From Gatlinburg, TN to Rochester, MN - 932 miles on a Rocker C at 60 years old.

 

670 or so on a FXST, from Camp Shelby, MS to Frankfort, KY, plus a little, back in early April. Not bad, but it was a little cold that day.

 

The Mrs. and I rode our 04 Heritage for just under 600 miles, ran from St. Lucie to Ft. Lauderdale mostly on A1A, then shot across the gater to Naples and back up a hundred miles or so then fell back down and went around Okeechobee then up to Daytona (unintentional, just kept riding), then down to Grandpa's Steak House for dinner and then home.

Amazing you can spin up so many miles and never leave this state. This was the trip that caused me to buy a Mustang seat. We have attempted to retrace this trip but never quite get it the same twice. Too much shiny stuff to pull my attention away.

 

Not sure of the miles for a single day, but I rode from Fort Ord, CA (Monterey area) to Augusta, GA in three and half days. Total mileage was 3800+. Route was south to Bakersfield, then on the super slab (40) to Memphis, then south through Mississippi and back through the low country.

All of this on an Iron head Sportster. Just me and a slightly under-stuffed dufflebag.