I’m not into bikes - but anyone can see that these are REAL MEN, courage of lions and nerves of steel. When you see the shandy drinking bally dancers in other sports rolling about in apparent agony after a tap on the ankle and compare them to TT riders who have horrendous accidents and spend weeks in traction in hospital - and all they crave is to get fit enough to straddle a bike and go racing again!
Let me add not only men there are many women that have raced this race and I am a man so not being one sided they also deserve to be recognised infact anyone who can cover this course as they do are champions of their sport and very very very very brave ..
Goosebumps!!!! The music is epic, these guys are gladiators. I’ve had the pleasure of being there a few times, it’s a beautiful place and you get to ride part of the course over the mountain, one way, no oncoming traffic no speed limits……..Great video👍👍👍👍😎🏍🇬🇧🇮🇲
I've raced motorcycles most of my adult life and worked for Cycle News US for 14 years. Pitted for two top 10 US road racers at Daytona in the 80's but this is effin fantastic. I plan to be at the IOM in 2026 followed up by the British Open. Party...
That's the best fitting music for this footage. Awesome video pretty much the best TT video I've seen. You get the feeling right away when you watching. Must say THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!
How different we are... I wished there was no music just genuine sounds under the video. I know it's much more difficult, but as a biker I can experience the feeling with engine sounds better.
This video is amazing and great music to go with it. The thing that gets me watching it, is that you know on average at least 2 or more of the riders each year die. On the verge of out of control, and such a fine line between life and death.
@@vincentlussier8264 Am always careful regarding language,to control a race bike at 170 mph plus on public roads knowing the dangers is heroic,soldiers in whatever theatre of war is heroic they both accept the deadly risk.
hero my arse,attention seeking fools that dont care if it goes tits, there is always a background wife or parent to wipe their arse if they survive an off at at them speeds.
I just got back from the 2024 TT, and for those who haven’t been, let me tell you! These are NOT country roads, they are country F___ing lanes!! God Bless them all! The Greatest Show on Earth!
Felicidades x el video y la musica exelentes. Para mi los mejores pilotos del mundo son los de la isla de Man por mucho.Un abrazo desde Uruguay,America del Sur.
connor cummings....him and his bike had a wee altercation, lets just say they agreed to disagree so they parted and went their spreate ways, connor to hospital and the bike to bike heaven :) . hes fine now still ripping round the track crazy nutter.
No matter how many times you go. The sight, sound and violent shock wave of that first bike at race speed is always terrifying. How does a human being control that projectile? No wonder jet fighter pilots often go motorcycle racing.
Its a race so the entire goal is to be the fastest around the course. You don't become the fastest by going slow and stopping every mile to smell the daisy's on the side of the road. also the entire island knows when race days are on and its an annual publicized event plus theres plenty of signage and barriers informing people what's going on and where the course is so if you get your dumb ass run over or dont take responsible care of your animals then thats your fault.
Incredible simply incredible, these guys can handle a bike. And wish I could go see a race, but out of my price range. That and I don't fly, even a free trip to Amsterdam all "Expenses"😁 payed I still would be like No.
I agree with you that it would've made the video more immersive if I had a more even balance of live audio vs music throughout, the pure sound of 4 cylinders screaming up through the rev range is a foundational part of the experience and attraction. The people who truly feel creations like this are lacking are usually the people who ride because they know that there is an additional dimension to the riding experience that is iconic to its infamy and that is the sound, BUT my skills with video editing are limited and it would've taken a lot longer to complete and I was only doing this for ameture fun not for a professional production company so I achieved what I wanted. Your insight is duly noted, however.
What was the original music/song? I keep trying to find an old Isle of Man TT video that had the song "Where Is My Mind?" by The Pixies in the background, but I can't find it anywhere. Maybe this was it?
I think it was that guy who I stole the video off. How inconsiderate of him not to consider the academic requirements of my audiences. The dwarf should've known better!
To be a motorcyclist one must be a sportsman and a philosopher. And death is possible at any moment in life. Some pretend a risk less life is possible but that is an illusion. Either we can ignore risk or manage risk. And ignoring it doesn’t eliminate it. I will take my chances.
@@laughingalien Probably comes from a lifetime of study & practice of various martial arts. In the end it comes down to spirit leads mind & mind leads body. After a while it becomes not even just second nature. It is just how you end up being. Two other solid ideas are attention to detail & the fact that as you get older you have to avoid relying on grappling. My sensei’s friend who was an active 80 yo. Three muggers approached him. He took out the closest one with one quick hard & very antisocial strike, temporarily blinding the attacker. All 3 split. But the lesson he shared with us was that if it went to grappling it was too late. If you train yourself to remain calm & do whatever nastiness the situation requires, you will be going home to your loved ones. Hesitate and they will be at your bedside or your funeral. Takes time to make it your natural response but I figured what else was I doing with my life, so I rolled with it. Just not so much the bjj way of rolling.
+Hammad Mustafa I did have a witty comeback to do with the pot calling the kettle black but since you used your manners and said please I find that deserving of praise. good Hammad go in peace :)
Thanks for the reply, Mark. You may be right, I wouldn't consider myself a true petrol head but more of a keen admirer. Music is one of those unspoken languages that speaks to more than just the intellect hence why we are moved by different styles because they convey different ideas, thoughts and emotive experiences depending on what we're looking for. With the extraordinary diverse spectrum of characters out there, it comes as no surprise that we have the vast variety of taste that we do. Its also good to find differing opinions every now and then because it makes you think once in a while. So for that I thank you.
@@blueyedjackel Short version, the adrenaline hit is killed dead by the music, it takes the "danger" out of the vid, the people who watch this stuff SHOULD want engine noise not music, just general petrol head advice, however, look at the shit that passes now for motorsport, boring "E" shit...12 years later, ... i'll take this any day, regards
who in their right mind would put crap music like this over the sounds of the 'bikes? Doesn't he/she/it realise people watch videos like this to frickin HEAR the BIKES!
oh I thought you were going to ask me a hard question. This one is easy. "who in their right mind would put crap music like this over the sounds of the 'bikes?" - me of course pretty obvious. "Doesn't he/she/it realise people watch videos like this to frickin HEAR the BIKES!" If you read some of the other comments you might find the likes to dislike ratio to be in conflict with your perspective. HOWEVER, I agree with you that it would've made the video more immersive if I had a more even balance of live audio vs music throughout, the pure sound of 4 cylinders screaming up through the rev range is a foundational part of the experience and attraction. The people who truly feel creations like this are lacking are usually the people who ride because they know that there is an additional dimension to the riding experience that is iconic to its infamy and that is the sound, BUT my skills with video editing are limited and it would've taken a lot longer to complete and I was only doing this for ameture fun not for a professional production company so I achieved what I wanted. Your insight is duly noted, however.
@@blueyedjackel Thanks for your response. I lived and worked on the IOM and an intricate part of daily life through the TT 2 week period (well, actually more because many people come with their bikes before the races and some stay after they have ended) is the sound of the bikes, not just the racers but the wannabe racers too. Having to work for most of the time the TT experience, for me, was all about the sounds of the bikes. Perhaps I was being a little harsh, but it is just my personal opinion, and I can listen to crap music 24/7 if I chose to do so ;) Caveat, with the sound muted (haha) I really enjoyed the video
@@keithogden1770 Ahh this makes sense. I'm in New Zealand and the IOM is just a pipe dream for me. and just to show no hard feelings and that I understand completely where you are coming from, here is a YT vid I found a while ago but never forgot because (as you said) the sound is just sublime. ruclips.net/video/dswkzR48FIk/видео.html&ab_channel=PersonalRacing They are speaking french, unfortunately so I do not understand 1.00min is where they start it up 2:38min is him riding. This needs no translation to understand :) It's like a symphony. Mozart himself would've been proud.
@@keithogden1770 I understand your point, matey. However, after seeing so many videos of the TT with just the raw sounds, I welcome this one with music that inspires. Now - if he had chosen "Kickstart my Heart" for the music, it would be like wearing shorts, socks, and sandles to a wedding.
I’m not into bikes - but anyone can see that these are REAL MEN, courage of lions and nerves of steel. When you see the shandy drinking bally dancers in other sports rolling about in apparent agony after a tap on the ankle and compare them to TT riders who have horrendous accidents and spend weeks in traction in hospital - and all they crave is to get fit enough to straddle a bike and go racing again!
Well spoken!
Let me add not only men there are many women that have raced this race and I am a man so not being one sided they also deserve to be recognised infact anyone who can cover this course as they do are champions of their sport and very very very very brave ..
Goosebumps!!!! The music is epic, these guys are gladiators. I’ve had the pleasure of being there a few times, it’s a beautiful place and you get to ride part of the course over the mountain, one way, no oncoming traffic no speed limits……..Great video👍👍👍👍😎🏍🇬🇧🇮🇲
I've raced motorcycles most of my adult life and worked for Cycle News US for 14 years. Pitted for two top 10 US road racers at Daytona in the 80's but this is effin fantastic. I plan to be at the IOM in 2026 followed up by the British Open. Party...
Unsung hero's........
Simply the best
That's the best fitting music for this footage. Awesome video pretty much the best TT video I've seen. You get the feeling right away when you watching. Must say THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!
How different we are... I wished there was no music just genuine sounds under the video. I know it's much more difficult, but as a biker I can experience the feeling with engine sounds better.
Will never be or sound as good when it's an all electric TT. 😃🏍
Don't worry ,motorsport is going bio fuel.
This video is amazing and great music to go with it. The thing that gets me watching it, is that you know on average at least 2 or more of the riders each year die. On the verge of out of control, and such a fine line between life and death.
mesmerising and difficult to watch in equal measures
blueyedjackel thank you. Please do not delete it. Loved the music n compilation is ofc extraordinary already.
These riders are true heroes,they know that a crash in these races means serious injury or death.
So deliberately putting yourself at risk of death is how we define hereos is it? Im a biker myself but riding fast doesn't make me a hero.
We have to be careful who we call a hero! A soldier, an ambulance tech, a brain surgeon, a teacher are heros! Not those who cheat death!
Knowing your limits and talent define heroes. Some footage showed recklessness and hormones . Yup these riders play with their life.
@@vincentlussier8264 Am always careful regarding language,to control a race bike at 170 mph plus on public roads knowing the dangers is heroic,soldiers in whatever theatre of war is heroic they both accept the deadly risk.
hero my arse,attention seeking fools that dont care if it goes tits, there is always a background wife or parent to wipe their arse if they survive an off at at them speeds.
I went for tt 2017 . Was only supposed to be 3 weeks . I made it home 10 months late . This little rock has a big place in my heart
Brilliant edit. The bravest of the brave that ever lived.
The music was PERFECT
I just got back from the 2024 TT, and for those who haven’t been, let me tell you! These are NOT country roads, they are country F___ing lanes!! God Bless them all! The Greatest Show on Earth!
Ride fast, ride free, ride safe, may luck and happiness always be with you! ❤🍀
Scary, but great. Respect for all actors.
Excellent job here, my friend ! Music is Fitting as well. Thank you for efforts !!! Ne safe and be well
Thanks, you too!
Speed gods gives you goosebumps every one should go see these amazing Riders
Great soundtrack to emphasize there is NOTHING like the TT. You don’t have to be a bike fan to not appreciate these warriors
2022 / Awesome music,great video,love it!
Fantastic. Fearless. The best off the best.
This is nuts. But as they say. What ever floats your boat 🤣
I would so live to see this one day
Felicidades x el video y la musica exelentes. Para mi los mejores pilotos del mundo son los de la isla de Man por mucho.Un abrazo desde Uruguay,America del Sur.
connor cummings....him and his bike had a wee altercation, lets just say they agreed to disagree so they parted and went their spreate ways, connor to hospital and the bike to bike heaven :) . hes fine now still ripping round the track crazy nutter.
Man and machine pushed to there limits
No matter how many times you go. The sight, sound and violent shock wave of that first bike at race speed is always terrifying. How does a human being control that projectile? No wonder jet fighter pilots often go motorcycle racing.
I would love to participate in a race like this! I was content to watch this show on the Isle of Man!
great music ! could also fit perfectly to 'Rogue One'
At those speeds , you only ever get it wrong once 😢
I've ridden bikes all my life. I once read, "You'll never see a bike parked outside a psychiatrist's office."👍
Mempesona, Mengagumkan,(Tabahonga)😮😮,, Menakjubkan Penonton-Penonton Tabahonga 😮😮😮😮😮😮 💠TOP ISLE OF MAN TT 💠
For some living at the edge is life.
We all die.
Without a doubt these bikers are the bravest in the world omg 😱
WOW, I cannot imagine the total attention going that fast.
Super,Labombastic,Fantastic, Školastic!!!!!!👍🤘👏👐🤝👌😍🏍️💓🧠😇🙏🐬
For me is this the crazyest thing on earth, seriously🤘🏼
,,,✨...SAYS IT ALL... BRILLIANT ✨,,, ✅✅✅
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"I could be wrong, but sounds as though it is a part of the soundtrack to batman"
ye i was thinking the same, "wtf isnt that dark knight"
The riders are earthbound astronauts, nothing less.🧐
yea great he survived that....i thought he was a fallen soldier but he lived to ride another day :)
Infact these gladiators is the best in the world they war with their soal and bloods,,👌 awesome
1:47
Guy Martin crash from 2010
@4:22 R.I.P. Sid the seagull.
Glorious video, blueyedjackel.
respect!
it sounds like "trailermusic" or some film score
if you like this type of music you should listen to "Hans Zimmer" music or "Two steps from hell"
What on God's Green Earth is their Hurry??
What if kid or a dog was to walk out in front of them ??????
ABSOLUTE INSANITY !!!!!!!!
Its a race so the entire goal is to be the fastest around the course. You don't become the fastest by going slow and stopping every mile to smell the daisy's on the side of the road.
also the entire island knows when race days are on and its an annual publicized event plus theres plenty of signage and barriers informing people what's going on and where the course is so if you get your dumb ass run over or dont take responsible care of your animals then thats your fault.
Great Work!!
your music worked just fine.
Fantastic
Only one thing to say "Big Balls"
Flawless Victory
Wahre Helden 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪
the awesome type :)
Very cool
Incredible simply incredible, these guys can handle a bike. And wish I could go see a race, but out of my price range. That and I don't fly, even a free trip to Amsterdam all "Expenses"😁 payed I still would be like No.
Balls of steel, so was ok.
A corrida mais perigosa do mundo Joey Dunlop é a lenda mais de 300 pilotos morreram não é necessário enterrar errou a morte é certa é só jogar mar.
Real, real men on steal horses. What a ride…….
What's the music from?
Lose the music so we can here the symphony
I agree with you that it would've made the video more immersive if I had a more even balance of live audio vs music throughout, the pure sound of 4 cylinders screaming up through the rev range is a foundational part of the experience and attraction. The people who truly feel creations like this are lacking are usually the people who ride because they know that there is an additional dimension to the riding experience that is iconic to its infamy and that is the sound, BUT my skills with video editing are limited and it would've taken a lot longer to complete and I was only doing this for ameture fun not for a professional production company so I achieved what I wanted. Your insight is duly noted, however.
TT there is nothing to compare with it ,if this does not effect you ,.you have no pulse.
This video was very good, very good, you could tell me the name of this song?
Those rider are braves warriors. What happened to the guy who crashed at 4:00 ??
Still alive and well, seriously injured, but back racing here the next year, and every year since. His name is Conor Cummins.
@@nicksykes4575 also known as Mr 2 Meters due to his height lol
Mad
ich kann mich täuschen, aber hört sich an wie ein teil des soundtracks zu batman
What was the original music/song? I keep trying to find an old Isle of Man TT video that had the song "Where Is My Mind?" by The Pixies in the background, but I can't find it anywhere. Maybe this was it?
this was remade from one of lockk9 videos. I know the song you mentioned but not in combination with this sorry
Et les radars, où sont les radars ?.
Great music. What is it called?
คนพวกนี้ขายวิญญานให้ซาตานแล้ว มันไม่กลัวตายย555
SUPER !!!
I would much rather hear the music of the engines!
what kind of music is ?
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
"City streets"?
These are villages!
1/2 WIT!
maybe where you come from it is . . . . dim wit :P
oh yes!!
I miss the sound of the bikes..... sorry
completely understandable. Thanks for the comment.
And where is sound morocycles?!
My apologies my next video will have much more live sound of engine
@@blueyedjackel Thanks your.
racking
🌹♥️
💕👍💕
These are not CITY streets, they are villages! Who didn’t do your research???
I think it was that guy who I stole the video off. How inconsiderate of him not to consider the academic requirements of my audiences. The dwarf should've known better!
Thought I read somewhere their AVERAGE speed is 140mph??
Peter Hickman 16min 42.778sec - Average speed 135.452 mph (217.989 km/h) (2018)
AUSTRALIA RAIDER RIP
Too many motorcyclist deaths
The most funny thing is, when they ride in 90°Angle with over 150 mph against a wall. Meatshake inside the race suit 😂
You should try stand up comedy… you’re a natural…
200 MPH
AKU 240 MPH
5o cc road racing
Motociclismo isso não é um esporte e uma filosofia de vida. 1 erro e fatal.
To be a motorcyclist one must be a sportsman and a philosopher. And death is possible at any moment in life. Some pretend a risk less life is possible but that is an illusion. Either we can ignore risk or manage risk. And ignoring it doesn’t eliminate it. I will take my chances.
@@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454 I like your thinking.
@@laughingalien Probably comes from a lifetime of study & practice of various martial arts. In the end it comes down to spirit leads mind & mind leads body.
After a while it becomes not even just second nature. It is just how you end up being.
Two other solid ideas are attention to detail & the fact that as you get older you have to avoid relying on grappling. My sensei’s friend who was an active 80 yo. Three muggers approached him. He took out the closest one with one quick hard & very antisocial strike, temporarily blinding the attacker. All 3 split. But the lesson he shared with us was that if it went to grappling it was too late.
If you train yourself to remain calm & do whatever nastiness the situation requires, you will be going home to your loved ones. Hesitate and they will be at your bedside or your funeral.
Takes time to make it your natural response but I figured what else was I doing with my life, so I rolled with it. Just not so much the bjj way of rolling.
@@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454 Thank you for sharing. Your grappling example is very relevant to me.
COPIED FROM LOCKK9...
+Hammad Mustafa thanks for that pointless comment Mr I cant be bothered reading the video blurb description
+blueyedjackel You can please shut your mouth... No one asked for you to say anything...
+Hammad Mustafa I did have a witty comeback to do with the pot calling the kettle black but since you used your manners and said please I find that deserving of praise. good Hammad go in peace :)
They stand in some stupid places some of yhem
Shit music....ugh, real petrolheads despise it, casuals love it.
Thanks for the reply, Mark. You may be right, I wouldn't consider myself a true petrol head but more of a keen admirer. Music is one of those unspoken languages that speaks to more than just the intellect hence why we are moved by different styles because they convey different ideas, thoughts and emotive experiences depending on what we're looking for.
With the extraordinary diverse spectrum of characters out there, it comes as no surprise that we have the vast variety of taste that we do.
Its also good to find differing opinions every now and then because it makes you think once in a while.
So for that I thank you.
@@blueyedjackel Short version, the adrenaline hit is killed dead by the music, it takes the "danger" out of the vid, the people who watch this stuff SHOULD want engine noise not music, just general petrol head advice, however, look at the shit that passes now for motorsport, boring "E" shit...12 years later, ... i'll take this any day, regards
who in their right mind would put crap music like this over the sounds of the 'bikes? Doesn't he/she/it realise people watch videos like this to frickin HEAR the BIKES!
oh I thought you were going to ask me a hard question. This one is easy.
"who in their right mind would put crap music like this over the sounds of the 'bikes?" - me of course pretty obvious.
"Doesn't he/she/it realise people watch videos like this to frickin HEAR the BIKES!"
If you read some of the other comments you might find the likes to dislike ratio to be in conflict with your perspective.
HOWEVER, I agree with you that it would've made the video more immersive if I had a more even balance of live audio vs music throughout, the pure sound of 4 cylinders screaming up through the rev range is a foundational part of the experience and attraction. The people who truly feel creations like this are lacking are usually the people who ride because they know that there is an additional dimension to the riding experience that is iconic to its infamy and that is the sound, BUT my skills with video editing are limited and it would've taken a lot longer to complete and I was only doing this for ameture fun not for a professional production company so I achieved what I wanted. Your insight is duly noted, however.
@@blueyedjackel Thanks for your response. I lived and worked on the IOM and an intricate part of daily life through the TT 2 week period (well, actually more because many people come with their bikes before the races and some stay after they have ended) is the sound of the bikes, not just the racers but the wannabe racers too. Having to work for most of the time the TT experience, for me, was all about the sounds of the bikes. Perhaps I was being a little harsh, but it is just my personal opinion, and I can listen to crap music 24/7 if I chose to do so ;) Caveat, with the sound muted (haha) I really enjoyed the video
@@keithogden1770 Ahh this makes sense. I'm in New Zealand and the IOM is just a pipe dream for me.
and just to show no hard feelings and that I understand completely where you are coming from, here is a YT vid I found a while ago but never forgot because (as you said) the sound is just sublime.
ruclips.net/video/dswkzR48FIk/видео.html&ab_channel=PersonalRacing
They are speaking french, unfortunately so I do not understand
1.00min is where they start it up
2:38min is him riding. This needs no translation to understand :)
It's like a symphony. Mozart himself would've been proud.
@@blueyedjackel Fantastic, thank you ;)
@@keithogden1770 I understand your point, matey. However, after seeing so many videos of the TT with just the raw sounds, I welcome this one with music that inspires. Now - if he had chosen "Kickstart my Heart" for the music, it would be like wearing shorts, socks, and sandles to a wedding.
Wo das keinen Sinn mer macht
🤭🤭🤭🤭
first :P
This is all kinds of stupid, just like Group B was.
stupid music rather the bikes!!!!!!