May we all be so lucky to still be riding and putting down that kind of mileage at age 80.

I met Phil probably 10 years ago at a restaurant. I bragged about my 65k miles I had put on my new Wing in 3 years. He was very gracious and let me talk. When we left he showed me his 02. If I remember correctly it had over 400k on it then. Great guy!

Either Amsoil or Honda should be sponsoring this guy. If not both.

I’m more impressed with Phil! Putting 100k a year on a moto at age 75-80?! That’s craaaaaaaaaaazy! Way to ride Herr Steiner! ✊🏼🇺🇸🇩🇪

This man is a certified badass. I pray for more many years of his health and enjoying his bikes.

To go that many miles unscathed is remarkable. I can't imagine the close calls this man could tell us about!

I just bought a 2003 Goldwing with 27K miles on it. This story makes me feel so good.

A man who looks after his bikes.. earns my respect

Not my kind of bike, but the Goldwing is an incredible piece of engineering. It also just goes to show how far regular maintenance and looking after your bike goes. Well done Phil and well done Honda! That is some achievement! Keep it up!

Congratulations and thank you! I've ridden nearly a million miles,but it has taken me 40 years. This guy is amazing. I want to ride out west too. Peace

I met Phil about a year ago at a truck stop. I had had a little too much fun at gibtown bike fest and lost my voice so our conversation was short. I had so many questions but couldn't get em out. Glad I had an opportunity to meet him

That is amazing!! I brag on occasion about the 165,000 miles I've put on my GoldWing, and now I feel very lazy! Thanks!!!

Wow! Very impressive. I think this indicates that the Goldwing is not only a solid motorcycle but that you are a very competent and responsible rider.

You Sir are my Hero😍. I have a 2002 Gold Wing i bought 3 years ago and just love it. 62000 miles on it. Just breaking it in🤣. God Bless. Ride safe 🎅🏼🏍🇺🇸 i am 71 love to ride.😋

You go Phil!!! Looking young!! Keep those miles rolling brother! God Bless

Wow now there’s a living breathing 🙏🏻 Goldwing encyclopedia legend right there. I would love to hear all his stories of his travels and GW adventures. Hope I’m in that good of shape when I’m about his age and still riding my GW. I wish him well and appreciate the dialogue! ✌️🌎🗽🌞I’ll look for those adventures on WingWorld. Thx 👍

This man is a living legend, thank you for sharing him with us!

I'm 58 and have two GL1800's myself. A 2016 Level 3 and a 2012 base with a Motorvation sidecar. Got other bikes as well. For a working man, I put on quite a few miles per year on all of them. But no even close to what this guy does. Hat's off to the ole boy! He's a riding machine.

I am 68 & hope I am able to ride at 80 like Phil. I own several motorcycles .. I do not own any Hondas now ...but I did ride a 1986 VF700 Magna which was my only bike back then and I rode that for years and it was a strong running , reliable machine.

Hah, I would be excited if I put down even 15,000 in a year; this guy makes me feel like I don't even ride.

That's really impressive. I knew a guy that asked how I talked to him 3 years ago had 425,000 miles on his. Original engine and transmission.

With the proper maintenance, these bikes WILL Run Forever and this is just a testament to Phil's ability to maintain and continue to ride in his Silver years. Cheers! Zip~

Honda - from coast to coast Harley - from tavern to tavern

This is a real motorcyclist! Amazing man and a great motorcycle too

great video that is awesome Phil way to I live in Canada we get about 5 months at the best that we can ride I just retire about a year ago I got a 1997 shadow ace 1100 with 90000 kms and a goldwing 2003 with only 64000 kms so I feel pretty stupid watching how far Phil has rode good for him love that I was out a couple times this summer with a group and the guy that lead us Percy is 85 and rides a Harley Ultra glide and rides like he is 20 thanks for sharing enjoyed watching ride safe and many more miles to you and Phil take care

i bought a 1995 1500 in 2020 with 142000 miles. took it on a 3000 miles trip. loved it and miss it. im 70. this guy made feel like a newbie. lol

I'm only 78, and boy do I wish I could ride like that. Me and my old Harley can't come anywhere close to that. Congrats my friend.

Here I was, proud of putting roughly 30 000 miles on my bikes in a year just for this man to make me feel like I didn't even ride :p Seems like an awesome chap, would love to meet him at the gas pump & talk, veterans always have stories that make being a biker so much more fun!

Good lord! That is just incredible...what a testament to Honda and this man is a legend! Good job Phil! I also prefer the 6-speed manual on my 2018 GW. New sub!

It would be a blessing and an honor to be riding at that age. Congrats!!!!

Glad this popped up on my feed. Thank you! Seems like a great guy

Even more amazing to me is the fact he still has a warranty on it!

A true rider.... The knowledge and stories that veteran rider has...

He's the man no doubt about it and a huge inspiration 👍👍 I just picked up a Honda deauville NT650v it's a silver 2003 model it's only got 25000 miles done . We have a long way to go yet I heard of motorcycle couriers running them up to over 250000 miles so there is plenty of life left in it yet . I like bikes that are agile and this bike handles great has shaft drive a touring fareing and luggage it can manage 65 mpg UK gallons and will cruise happily at 80 mph all day and it's very comfortable to ride .

I had the same 2002, now i have an 08, but together the 2 bike has about 100k miles, i rode 35k miles on those 2 bikes myself. Since i got them used, i didn't put on all those miles.. 35k miles in 5 seasons and i thought that was a lot of miles.. on other prior bikes I owned, 4k miles a year average and everything hurts.. the goldwings are much better.. but 80 yrs young, inspirational Phil

His comments on the 6 speed vs auto brought a big smile to my face. Mad respect, sir!

Amazing person to ride that many miles! Wow, I could only imagine the places he has been to! Well done, sir!

What a legend! I wish you many more safe miles sir!!

Who in the hell gives 👎 to this gent!? Great job Phil! Personally been a daily MC rider since 89ish. That kinda mileage (regardless of age) is outstanding Phil. At an age where most guys (that are still even riding) are complaining about unable to ride big bikes and downsizing, youre out there packing those miles on one! 👍👍

So cool! Ride as long as you can! You are an inspiration for the rest of us!

Gone bless this man. Inspiring. Riding is important to those who love it. Much respect. I get Wing World and read about this amazing Rider. Thank you Kenton! Ride safe and ride often.

wow this guy is amazing.. I thought I was good with 600000 miles in 40 years with different bike . this guy beat me up with much more mileage in a short time.. congradulation ....I am proud of you ...

We have a gent in our Valkyrie Riders Cruiser Club(VRCC) that rides a '99 Valkyrie Tourer, bought it new. Doesn't think he'll hit 700k yet in 2021 but will be close. Original engine, the 1500 as used in the Wing. My hat's off to anyone that has put that many miles on a bike.

Just an amazing accomplishment. I'd love to hear some of his experiences on the road, and what's the craziest things he's encountered.

He must've never used his legs for walking

Wow! A testament to Honda’s quality, and a riders who takes care of it.

He is riding legend (obviously he's not walking anywhere) He can sell that 2015 for normal price. If buyer will ask about milage just say: demit, that bloody clock just got mad one day and now I have extra 500k miles. God bless you guys.

And I am worried that my 2018 S1000XR is high mileage with 19k miles on the clock... Needless to say, this man is absolutely fantastic and an inspiration.

Wish we had the weather to ride all the time but I’d be dead if I tried that 😂😂. Good kick to that gentleman and I hope he puts many more miles on that Wing 👍

A pleasure to watch, great video.

Wow!! Just Wow!! Well done sir, you are indeed a legend. Stay healthy and keep your knees in the breeze.

Just got my first GoldWing...I don't know that I will ever reach 100k in one year but it will be fun trying. Hats off to this gentleman. I pray that I am still that capable when I reach his age.

Impressive!!!! Hope I'll also be 80 years old and then I can still ride a motorcycle. Ride safe always! Warm greetings from Germany

That man is a real scooter rider. I thought 100,000 miles on a bike was something but compared to his it ain't squat. Good luck & I hope you get to where you can go ride more. It's like trucking, when it's in your blood it's hard to quit.

109,000 a year. Great to see you love riding

What an amazing bike being ridden by an even more amazing man

Awesome man that loves his motorcycles and riding them! Hell I thought I rode a lot!! WOW is all I can say!

Slim and trim, great smile great energy! Gol Phil!

Great rider, great bike, great engine

All I can say is wow KZfaq sometimes comes up to some fancy stories that man has to be a legend God bless keep riding

Thats it im going for a ride on my Enduro. Thanks for the video.

Give that man a cigar! Impressive. Gotta love Hondas. Best bikes on the road.

I love my 2012 Wing. No problems in 175K miles and the GPS navigation is great with the latest Garmin Maps. All routes and waypoints created on Garmin's map source and import easily + work flawlessly👌💋😎. I also love to toast HOGs in 4th gear 🤣.

I’ve owned Honda cars and bikes and all especially my 2001 CBR600F4i stunt bike have been rock solid.

The king of riders he has more miles backing up to the curb than most riders has going forward. I'm trying to keep up at 61yrs old on my Goldwing.

That's really impressive Honda

That's like riding 300 miles every day for 5 years. This guy's cool and crazy. Must cruise the highway at 100 mph! Good video

Phil embodies the American spirit. Hats off to you Phil!

I’m impressed. I’ve been riding since 1968. I am on my 108 motorcycle, it happens to be a Yamaha royal star venture. My third Venture. I had a GL 1800 earlier this year that I’ve had for a while. A 2002. But I thought it was boring. It was perfect, did everything, I thought it was too powerful. Not that the power was uncontrollable, it’s just that that power cost you money in the form of gasoline consumption.. 33mpg..so I sold it and went back to a venture which I know, I’ve had Venture’s for a combined 192,000 miles so far. Here in 2021 I just picked up this 2008 Royal star Venture. I just think they have a lot more room than the gold wing, they have adequate power. 48 mpg..They feel like a motorcycle, they look like a motorcycle.. i’ll admit it goldwings are perfect. But so is my toaster.. I can now understand why people decorate their gold wings with lots of glitter and trinkets and Christmas tree lighting. In an attempt to make them A little less boring. But boring in a good way.I think I would be more interested in buying my second gold wing if they would install air-conditioning it gets ducted into the helmet and jacket made especially for that feature like Suzuki is working on.. because I just will not ride whatever big bike I have a good time with a full faring and a tall windshield if the temperature goes above 85°. That’s why I have always had at least two street bikes at any one time over the last four decades. You got to have one with the faring, and you got to have one without the fairing.. at least I do, because I wear all the gear, I mean all the gear, and it’s just miserable if the temperature is above 85 when I am behind a faring.. I would like to know How many deer this man has collided with? I have collided with four, my wife has collided with three, each of my sons has collided with one. But I have collided with two of my deer were while I was riding my motorcycles. I have one at 35 miles an hour on my commuter Pacific coast. Thousand dollars damage I did not go down. The first collision I had was just after sunset on my BMW K 1200 LT at 70 miles an hour. I did not go down that time either. The deer just wrapped around the front of my motorcycle just above the front wheel. His hoof whipped my left calf and here 12 years later, that Mark is still there but I did not go down. I just coasted to a stop and then I got excited. I always thought that the deer could see me especially at night with the headlights on.. One thing about both of my deer collisions while on my motorcycles, both of those motorcycles were black.. after I repaired the damage, right side of the faring, headlight, faring stay, I continue to commute on that Honda Pacific coast. 24 years, 31 mile round-trip, rain or shine, unless it was really pouring, eight months a year. I would Park my bikes for the year once they start salting the roads here in Pittsburgh during the winter. I never had a single anything fail on that Honda Pacific coast 142,000 miles.. I never washed it with soap and water ever. It was black, black shows every tiny mark. The only thing I ever used to clean that bike was the Honda spray detailer. They claim, and it’s true, you sprayed on the dirt, and gently wipe it off, and it will not scratch, and my black Honda is proof that that is true. I buy that stuff by the case. That’s all I’ve ever used on my motorcycles since the mid-80s when I was a motorcycle salesman part time for 17 years .. I had to work in a motorcycle shop then, to get parts at cost, plus, I made more money as a motorcycle salesman from February through May than I did at my regular job, but I always quit by June 1 because show rooms were deserted after June 1 because anybody that was going to buy a motorcycle, already had it by June 1.. those two deer collisions have stopped me from riding at night. In the hot summer, I would often go out at 11 PM, midnight, by myself, I had the highways to myself, especially if there was a cloudless full moon. Sometimes I would ride till 4 AM, from Pittsburgh, up to Lake Erie . that is a nice ride under the stars. I would see the deer crossing the highway practically every night, but I always thought they could avoid me. then I did some research on the Internet. Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and New York are the highest deer collision states. Your chances of colliding with a deer are one in 59 every year. Deer are the deadliest animals in the United States. They kill more people than bears, mountain lions, alligators, sharks,insect attacks, dog attacks, snakebites,, combined. Sharks get all of the movies and TV shows, but sharks kill less than 15 people worldwide every year. Deer kill approximately 1000 people that we know of in the United States every year, then there are the accidents that are not explainable where a single car runs into a tree killing the driver, no witnesses, they suspect as many as 5000 of those a year could be because of deer the driver swerved to avoid. The deadliest creature worldwide is the mosquito. They kill more than 1 million people a year. But the deadliest four-legged animal in the world are hippos. They kill an average of 3000 people a year. i’m glad we don’t have to deal with them here in the usa

Wow! I thought I rode a lot man! Keep it up!

Phil you're a legend.

Fuck the bikes, this man put down well over a million miles. That’s impressive.

That’s incredible! It took me 3 years and 2 months to hit 100,000 miles on my 2018 DCT non tour! Awesome bikes… ride safe!

I love this guy,God bless you hope you're right another 20 years

Just did the conversion...that's over 1 million kilometers. Holy moly!

I can’t decide which is more impressive, the gentleman or the bike.

I've wanted a goldwing my whole life. Stay safe brother.

This man is my freaking hero! What a legend. They aren't born like this man anymore let me tell ya!

Wow the guy is a hard core road warrior! I have a 1999 Honda Valkyrie Interstate and this year I put 3000 miles on it. The bike has less than 50,000 miles on it. I bet he would not even talk to me haha

I plan on starting my milage next spring . I'm shopping for a goldwing trike now. The knees you know they just don't want the jarring anymore lol

That is so cool! I'm almost embarrassed to say that I only have 32k on my 2008 GL1800.... but.... I have only had it for close to two years. Its in the shop right now getting the 32k service completed.

God Bless you easy rider

Clearly, riding keeps you strong, alert, and alive for a very long time. Hats off to you sir!

I've met more than a few BMW riders who liked to see the odometer turn over. Usually when I asked where they went and did they have fun there was a long pause followed by a quesical look on their face. To each his own but personally I ride for the enjoyment of the road and bike .

that's what the ultimate goal is awesome to see him still out playing with the rest of us 🇺🇸🙌

Congratulations Phil 👏. You sure get your money's worth out your bikes. 👍

Phil, I just saw a phone picture of that odometer with over 750,000 miles. kudos.

What a guy What a bike - RESPECT.

That is a crazy amount of mileage. I bought a klr650 off a guy with a bmw gs1200 with 340,000 and I thought that was insane.

Honda should give him a new Goldwing!!! That's impressive 👏

This guy should be put in a motorcycle hall of fame.

That's a Honda. I had a 1995 Honda Shadow Spirit 1100 I just sold in 2021 still running. The speedo gear broke over a decade ago at 97,578 miles but I knew how fast I was going by what gear I was in anyway. The clutch was getting a little slippy in 3rd under load but that's about it.

I’m a Harley guy... but there ain’t no lying about it goldwing is the best motorcycle on the road. I know this to be true but I love the V twin

What a legend 👏🏻👏🏻

Incredible. A credit to the gentleman.

I hope that legend is still ‘truckin’ 👍

Wow just wow! That's impressive!

I love goldwing...👍👍👍👍

Congrats 👍.....wow

This man is a beast.