Isle of Man TT 1968

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2008
  • Newly discovered, never before published, film of the 1968 Isle of Man TT races, I can spot Giacomo Agostini and Phil Read, but there are many more shots of riders, any help in identification would be appreciated.
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  • @Hagarviking
    @Hagarviking 14 лет назад

    Wonderful stuff but I had a lump in my throat watching it. Ive had my 1968 TT programme out while following it. magnificent to see this stuff. There is an almost total lack of any TT footage from 1967 to 1975. Many thanks.

  • @megasuggs
    @megasuggs  15 лет назад +1

    Great info Mr Gold Star, I had worked out Pasolini (you cant really miss the Benelli)
    such great men.

  • @Leon-52
    @Leon-52 3 года назад +1

    This video reminds me of my dad who raced at iom tt at the time

  • @megasuggs
    @megasuggs  15 лет назад

    I'm so happy that you found yourself, it's a dream come true for me when I get comments like yours on my videos ( i've had a few on my trials and scrambleing videos too) it makes uploading these old films worthwhile, thanks for your comment.

  • @MrsOveralls
    @MrsOveralls 11 лет назад

    Thanks for the upload ..happy days 3.50 min The great Percy Tait number 8 on a Triumph

  • @megasuggs
    @megasuggs  15 лет назад

    Yes Tommy has the shamrock on his helmet and John Cooper the moon eyes of course, you can't help but love them.

  • @GaryOzbourne-mp7yv
    @GaryOzbourne-mp7yv Год назад

    my dad RON GLOVER passenger JOHN PENNINGTON 750cc NORTON finished 13th in the sidecar race 🏁...

  • @ttotal2
    @ttotal2 11 лет назад

    More of this era please! At the time was working at Jim Pink Motorcyles at Newbury, the boss was riding a CR110 Honda 50cc then Tony his son started on a works Yamaha TR2B 350cc

  • @alecjefferson6993
    @alecjefferson6993 Год назад

    Just needs sound ❤🇬🇧🥰

  • @taufiqutomo
    @taufiqutomo 10 лет назад

    The Isle of Man TT used to be a part of the competition known today as the MotoGP. Today, sadly, no one would even consider putting it back to the calendar.

    • @ninoschier9528
      @ninoschier9528 8 лет назад

      Yes I think it was a track like the Nordschleife for F1 drivers. We all know that it's too dangerous for todays Standards. The problem also is that riders safety cant be enhanced like at cars (in my opinion they could go back on the Nordschleife) so it wont happen i think

  • @hughgoldspiel116
    @hughgoldspiel116 9 лет назад +1

    I recall that song differently, with cops busting onto the scene, not the complete opposite .

  • @paulkersey7564
    @paulkersey7564 9 лет назад +3

    I was there at the gooseneck on Honeymoon,but the only disappointment was the absence of Mike Hailwood,I kept hoping he would put in an appearance, but it wasn't to be. I went every year 1967-1997,untill I couldn't take any more of the Manx government ripping everyone off .

    • @eskertoo
      @eskertoo 5 лет назад

      But Mike was on the Island that year.I saw him driving a red Aston Martin DB5 at the bottom of Bray Hill.I heard he watched the Senior from Quarter Bridge.Probably visited the pub a few times.Must be weird having a pint in a pub with photos of yourself all over the wall!Bloody loved Mike The Bike.People always ask who was the greatest motorcycle racer ever.I always reply Mike was the greatest man ever to race a bike.

  • @jtkent28
    @jtkent28 11 лет назад +1

    Really cool old video! The music, not so much lol

  • @sammoore08
    @sammoore08 14 лет назад

    i was there that year as well still have the programme,the late bill ivy was there though i dont know if he was in that race

  • @DBD34GS
    @DBD34GS 15 лет назад

    Percy Tate just after John Cooper.
    Derek Chatterton at the Gooseneck?
    #17 Benelli I think is Renzo Pasolini, right after the shots of Ago.

  • @polskich
    @polskich 15 лет назад

    totally different riding style in those days

  • @DiarmuidNZ
    @DiarmuidNZ 14 лет назад

    Looks like Brian Steenson on the QUB Seeley at 5m 16s

  • @ericmowrey6872
    @ericmowrey6872 11 лет назад

    It's interesting, these guys were blistering fast but yet you don't see them hanging off like today. Their knees barely leave the tank sides and never get close to sliding, with nothing close to the lean angles of even a modern sports bike. It's beautiful to watch.

    • @elsiesscorpion57
      @elsiesscorpion57 5 лет назад

      They were beautiful old bikes and class riders, but the difference is now the riders are going round at 131.5 mph.. AVERAGE not 99.5 average hence the hanging off the bikes.

  • @megasuggs
    @megasuggs  14 лет назад

    @dty2dty2 Thanks for your input dty2dty2

  • @DiarmuidNZ
    @DiarmuidNZ 14 лет назад

    2m 05s No 5 Passolini behind Reid and Ivy 250cc

  • @DBD34GS
    @DBD34GS 15 лет назад

    Bill Ivy at the Gooseneck ,right after Phil Read.

  • @ColdSmokes
    @ColdSmokes 14 лет назад

    Is there any footage avaiable,ANYWHERE, that has actual SOUND?????????

    • @robertedwards5184
      @robertedwards5184 5 лет назад

      Most cine cameras in those days didn't do sound. Kodak cine films were only about 4 mins long and they weren't cheap.

  • @roadrocket
    @roadrocket 15 лет назад

    i think i saw tommy robb tony godfrey and john cooper.

    • @paulshelley3264
      @paulshelley3264 7 лет назад

      mungo Gerry in the summertime it should be my first visit to the tt

  • @DiarmuidNZ
    @DiarmuidNZ 14 лет назад

    Unable to post comment

  • @granitsky
    @granitsky 15 лет назад +1

    hill street blues? give me a fucking break