@@TheFoggyjones Pause then speaking is good reaction. Talking over the information is not good. They will be as ignorant as they were before they started.
Connor Cummins lives on the island so he knows the circuit as well as you can. It takes years to learn the circuit and if you get it wrong, there's no second chances. These guys (and gals) are the best at what they do. You have to take you hat off to them as they are a truly dedicated bunch.
@@craftycodhead1 I'm relieved that Guy Martin stopped racing there. I love the man but he's too much of a daredevil to survive that place indefinitely. I enjoy the engineering and record breaking attempts he's been doing. The women & kid calmed him down a bit.
Michael Dunlop who is mentioned in the video comes from a big racing family and is the current rider with the most TT wins with 29 wins, overtaking his uncle Joey Dunlop this year who had 26 TT wins. Michael's Father (Robert Dunlop), uncle (Joey Dunlop) and brother (William Dunlop) all lost their lives to the sport. Joey was a member of the Armoy Armada, whose sole surviving member is Jim Dunlop, another of Michael's uncles. The other member of the Armada were Frank Kennedy and Joey's brother-in-law Mervin Robinson who both lost their lives at the North West 200 (a road race in Ireland) in consecutive years in the 1970's. Joey lost his life within a month after winning his 26th TT at a race in Tallinn in Estonia in 2000. Robert Dunlop crashed and died in the 2008 North West 200 in practice and 2 days later Michael won the race that his father was favourite to win. William Dunlop, Michael's brother, lost his live in another road race at Skerries in Ireland in 2018. So to go through all that heartbreak and tragedy and still want to race shows why he is such a respected and loved rider.
Fun fact for the Isle of Man TT… The front tyre of the motorcycle does around 2 miles less distance than the rear due to it being off the ground so often during this race.
When Connor flew off at the Veranda, he ended up in the hospital next to Guy Martin who clattered a wall and became a human fireball skidding along at over 140mph. Both survived and got back on the bikes as soon as they could.
Conner survived because he went down the hill. People think that it’s the speed that kills but it’s the sudden stop that kills because the body can’t take the amount of g force that occurs. Conner’s body going over the hill was allowed to decrease speed at its own pace. A large portion of the deaths are wall and fence related.
It really bugs the absolute shit out of me when the isle on man documentaries always bang on about the AVERAGE speed... And then never mention that the big bikes are topping out at over 200mph!
Because most fans know the top speeds and the average says something about consistency and the laptimes and sector times (: But in any type of racing I`d like to see a heads up display with speed and G`s and tire temps and everything, have it interactive so the audience can choose what info to have on screen and change cameras and stuf, now THAT would be awesome! 😁
@afrog2666 The thing is most lay folk watching these vids AREN'T fans. So they hear 130 and think, "well that's not SO fast really". If they gonna give stats give one most lay folk can relate too... Top speed. Yeah the real time heads up would be awesome 👍
The average speed will tell you more on how a rider is doing per lap, anybody can go flat out in a straight line . 🤷🏼♂️ But to average 136+ mph on a course of 37 3/4 mile with over 300 corners speaks volumes for that rider ! Just my opinion . 🏍️😎
Its poetry in motion,man and machine at one with each other,gliding along a perfect tarmac ribbon around the Isle of Man Welcome to the greatest show on Earth... The Isle of Man TT
Most sports involve a high-speed projectile. A ball, a puck, a horseshoe, even a bullet. At the Isle of MAN TT, **YOU** are the projectile. Stone-cold badasses, every one of 'em.
It's up to 270 deaths as of 2024. However, as he said, everyone who does the race does it knowing the risk, Connor is still racing as well and competed in 2024.
A lot of riders back then came from smaller national road races here in Ireland and Northern Ireland which is what they would use to practice for the TT as such. Nowadays we’ve got boys from British superbikes that ride bikes all year pretty much every couple weekends to keep them level before the TT. 2 weeks before the Isle of Man it’s the north west 200 which we host here in Northern Ireland which is the last big road race before the TT 👍🏼🏁
I broke my back twice racing snowmobiles! I don't recommend it!..lol I finally became disabled in a workplace injury back in 2003, i was selfish and my addiction to adrenaline was to powerful. Now I appreciate my family and care if I live or die!..Happy new year!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋 🤠
I was going on my bike to The Creg pub for lunch and theres no speed limit on the way....got overtaken doing 85mph by a mother in a compact ford with two kids in the back like I was on a pushbike....crazy place🤪🤪🙀
You've started something now , now check out Peter Hickmans Fastest TT lap ever , a full 37¾ mile lap at an average 136 mph. on bike experience ,,,,,, prepare to have your mind blown
I'm 70 and ride an Indian FTR 1200s, It's built to ride fast, when I'm stressed I go for a fast ride, so I'm relaxed after the ride, it's a great stress reliever.
on the longest straight-away they top out at 118-120 mph! ve been 203mph in a car but "only" 134 0n a bike, my drag-boat topped at 136mph....these dudes at a different level
I've watched this reaction many times and it always gets me that just after the race starts they show an arial view(7.35) and it's not the same race. That is a motorcycle and sidecar race.
Check out the sidecar racing on the same course, 2 men on a 3 wheel "outfit", one driver and one passenger (the monkey) on a sidecar (platform) who has to move about to keep the outfit balanced going around corners... talk about crazy.
Thats the thing about a race this dangerous. Every competitor knows, there's absolutely no room for error when you're pushing man and machine to the limit like they do in this race. They have to hang it out there on the razors edge somewhere between life and death...and know where that line is at all times. if they push it over that line, and it could be the last thing they ever do.
The annual TT race (Tourist Trophy) is exciting to watch. But someone (or two) get killed almost every year. They're hitting over 200 mph - on a bike! These riders are not normal people.
Average speed now 135 mph, top recorded speed 218 mph, it is a speed trial, fastest wins, Michael Dunlop said " there is a grey blur, and a green blur, we try to stay on the grey blur. Prize money is minimal, the riders in the normal motorcycle races do not take part, watch the sidecars you will be amazed.
Michael didn’t say that ! His uncle Joey did ! Joey held the record for most TT wins with 26 until last year years TT where Michael won 4 races who now has 29 wins ! How he keeps going is unbelievable . He lost his uncle Joey in 2000 , his father Robert in 2008 and his older brother William in 2018 all while racing ! The Dunlops are Road Racing Royalty! 🏍️😎
And Americans find British roads difficult as a norm, one wrong judgement in the 30 odd miles of road.... you might well end up into a pub garden wall or a post box at 200 MPH
Ride Hard or Bust have had my share of bikes then again i allso love TT Race or old groub B Rally and yea very real 265+ deaths total in that race`s lifetime
React to road warriors irish road racing its insane and you get to see them almost kill each other each other passing each other at 200mph in the rain 😅
I ride a Kawasaki kx450f on dirt. I can hold stand up wheelies for a mile or two at 130km/h. So that's doing a wheelie standing up not sitting down. I'll be getting the roadbike Aprilia RS660 soon. Riding does set you free and I surf to, Australian guy here 😎 have problems in life? Start your bike up and go for it..! Ride a bike like we do? You have one thing on your mind... RIDING 👊 need a breathe in life? Ride!! Not time to think about bs. Just living in the moment free 💪
Some of the top racers are from Australia . Grand Prix Mick Doohan 5 times Wayne Gardner once , Casey Stoner moto GP 2 times and on the roads Cameron Donald ! 😎🏍️
@aidancrowley9452 well said.! I couldn't agree more. I'm from the 80s I grew up with my father watching them all. I lived on Phillip Island a couple of years for a job I was on building, the desalination plant in Wonthaggi 2010 to 2012 I think. Man I went and watched Casey win at Philip Island 🏝 it was unreal..! Have you watched them live? SO LOUD and far out there quick. I always wished Casey stayed the kid could race! Riding for me started after Terminator 2 came out. Remember John Conor on his motorbike? Think it was 1993 I got my first ride. Suzuki JR50cc I was around 5. Older brother got the DS80CC
@joelholland8523 Terminator 2 the wee dirt bike with one down and 15 up !😬 I grew up in Ireland so it was Road Racing for me , back in the 80s like the TT . We had loads of them not so much now because of insurance costs . I did love the 500cc two strokes with Mick ,Wayne ,Kevin and Kenny to names a few . But we did not get much coverage unfortunately. But since I’ve been in the states we gone to COTA for the last while for the moto GP . Heading there at the end of March . Best of luck with the RS660 . Keep her lit 😎🏍️
@aidancrowley9452 haha yeah that 4 stroke that screams like a 2 banga 😂 I had ayz125 back in the day. I use to ride the hell out of it. Beat my friends on 450s haha but hill climbs sucked. I feel they were the best bikes to watch. Yeah that's awesome.e man to me there the greats of the sport, they are bike racing. Like MJ is basketball. I was stoked to watch Casey live and to see him win my first only time there so far.. was amazing! Iv wanted to race for years now. But most guys I ride with aint in that calibre thry just want to cruise kind of. I strive to better myself each ride. I know a couple of A grade state champs here that rife dirt. Enduro I can hang with them easy. Iv only been to track a couple of times. Far out there quick man. Watching g the A grade train on the track is nuts. THEY MOVE!!! Bikes will set you free. I'm Australian so I vouch the beach is the same. Want a breathe of fresh air? RIDE 💪
I only just learned about this sport but yeah I guess many spectators and race workers have passed after getting hit trying to help after crashes. Even being on the sidelines is a risk in this sport.
You simply don’t understand what true speed is until you have been on a fast motorcycle. And you can own the experience for under $20k and a bit of skill to keep you alive.
A new Ferrari will cost you 200 Grand. But a Ducati Panigale with 200 horse power will cost you 25 grand. You can buy a used for, say 14 grand. And its' a 200 mph beast. That's why speed freaks kill themselves.
Don't do it, 4 wheels or no wheels is my motto = = = = = get yourself a good fast powerful car!!!! that way when it's pissing with rain you'll be dry........ and believe it or not, you can actually go round this course as fast as you dare on Mad Sunday (middle weekend of the fortnight), I did, in an AMG C63 Mercedes and still got passed by about 2 maniacs on bikes Oh, and if you think this race is nuts, have a look for the sidecar racing (same course, 3 laps, 3 whel bikes carrying a "passenger") - - - - - complete INSANITY
Dude, you weren't listening! You thought he said 400 mph, but he didn't. You were talking over him, so you misheard. That's why you got it wrong, among other things.
i've ridden the mountain course. I have NOT raced it. I'm not that good. Best I ever did, on a mad day, was averaging a skosh shy of 90 mph around it. The AVERAGE TT racer averages a good 35mph faster. The top ones, they just blow my socks off and can average 130+ I'm just not that good.
None of the Dunlops passed at the TT . Road Racing yes . Joey passed in Estonia in 2000 Robert passed at the NW200 in 2008 and William passed at Skerries in 2018 .
You don't appear to have learned yet that 'documentary' videos explain their content. Ignorance the first few reactions, but then ... Happy, Peaceful New Year. ☮
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I have a saying, "Those who listen will learn much, Those who talk will learn little".
Yeah they didn't learn much.
It's a reaction channel. Not speaking = not reacting.
He crashed at 450mph? 😂🤣 I think the mountain would be red with no sign of him left if he had 🤣
@@TheFoggyjonesgood reactors listen then pause to speak.
@@TheFoggyjones Pause then speaking is good reaction. Talking over the information is not good. They will be as ignorant as they were before they started.
Connor Cummins lives on the island so he knows the circuit as well as you can. It takes years to learn the circuit and if you get it wrong, there's no second chances. These guys (and gals) are the best at what they do. You have to take you hat off to them as they are a truly dedicated bunch.
@@craftycodhead1 I'm relieved that Guy Martin stopped racing there. I love the man but he's too much of a daredevil to survive that place indefinitely. I enjoy the engineering and record breaking attempts he's been doing. The women & kid calmed him down a bit.
There aren’t any girls in the TT. If I recall there were only 3 women in the TT and they couldn’t keep up with the guys
@@coot1925bascially bro got nerfed.
@@NickN56 Yer, you need to use your body weight and core strength to pull the bike around the corners. DEI works fine in an office, but not at 200mph.
Girls,as well?
Michael Dunlop who is mentioned in the video comes from a big racing family and is the current rider with the most TT wins with 29 wins, overtaking his uncle Joey Dunlop this year who had 26 TT wins. Michael's Father (Robert Dunlop), uncle (Joey Dunlop) and brother (William Dunlop) all lost their lives to the sport. Joey was a member of the Armoy Armada, whose sole surviving member is Jim Dunlop, another of Michael's uncles. The other member of the Armada were Frank Kennedy and Joey's brother-in-law Mervin Robinson who both lost their lives at the North West 200 (a road race in Ireland) in consecutive years in the 1970's. Joey lost his life within a month after winning his 26th TT at a race in Tallinn in Estonia in 2000. Robert Dunlop crashed and died in the 2008 North West 200 in practice and 2 days later Michael won the race that his father was favourite to win. William Dunlop, Michael's brother, lost his live in another road race at Skerries in Ireland in 2018. So to go through all that heartbreak and tragedy and still want to race shows why he is such a respected and loved rider.
Fun fact for the Isle of Man TT…
The front tyre of the motorcycle does around 2 miles less distance than the rear due to it being off the ground so often during this race.
When Connor flew off at the Veranda, he ended up in the hospital next to Guy Martin who clattered a wall and became a human fireball skidding along at over 140mph.
Both survived and got back on the bikes as soon as they could.
Conner survived because he went down the hill. People think that it’s the speed that kills but it’s the sudden stop that kills because the body can’t take the amount of g force that occurs. Conner’s body going over the hill was allowed to decrease speed at its own pace. A large portion of the deaths are wall and fence related.
Yeah, he was lucky in a weird way.
It really bugs the absolute shit out of me when the isle on man documentaries always bang on about the AVERAGE speed... And then never mention that the big bikes are topping out at over 200mph!
Because most fans know the top speeds and the average says something about consistency and the laptimes and sector times (:
But in any type of racing I`d like to see a heads up display with speed and G`s and tire temps and everything, have it interactive so the audience can choose what info to have on screen and change cameras and stuf, now THAT would be awesome! 😁
@afrog2666 The thing is most lay folk watching these vids AREN'T fans. So they hear 130 and think, "well that's not SO fast really".
If they gonna give stats give one most lay folk can relate too... Top speed.
Yeah the real time heads up would be awesome 👍
The average speed will tell you more on how a rider is doing per lap, anybody can go flat out in a straight line . 🤷🏼♂️ But to average 136+ mph on a course of 37 3/4 mile with over 300 corners speaks volumes for that rider ! Just my opinion . 🏍️😎
I lost a relative there in the Combinations (sidecars) Ian Bell of Bedlington Northumberland UK he loved it there RIP IAN.
Its poetry in motion,man and machine at one with each other,gliding along a perfect tarmac ribbon around the Isle of Man
Welcome to the greatest show on Earth... The Isle of Man TT
Most sports involve a high-speed projectile. A ball, a puck, a horseshoe, even a bullet.
At the Isle of MAN TT, **YOU** are the projectile. Stone-cold badasses, every one of 'em.
It's up to 270 deaths as of 2024. However, as he said, everyone who does the race does it knowing the risk, Connor is still racing as well and competed in 2024.
You might find The INSANE World of Sidecar Racing interesting as well. Cheers
Great reaction and just remember you're not ever going to make everyone happy. I think you guys do a really good job.❤❤❤
A lot of riders back then came from smaller national road races here in Ireland and Northern Ireland which is what they would use to practice for the TT as such. Nowadays we’ve got boys from British superbikes that ride bikes all year pretty much every couple weekends to keep them level before the TT. 2 weeks before the Isle of Man it’s the north west 200 which we host here in Northern Ireland which is the last big road race before the TT 👍🏼🏁
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I think you are referring to Road warriors Irish Road Racing ! 🇮🇪🏍️
In New Zealand every Boxing Day we race motorcycles through and around a CEMETERY.😊
I broke my back twice racing snowmobiles! I don't recommend it!..lol I finally became disabled in a workplace injury back in 2003, i was selfish and my addiction to adrenaline was to powerful. Now I appreciate my family and care if I live or die!..Happy new year!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋 🤠
It's the Isle of Man. It's a small island off the west coast of the UK - just north of Liverpool.
There is another isle of men video called the greatest show on earth (something like that). Love that video!!
I got my bike license last year at 56 years old. Best idea ever, never too late
I was going on my bike to The Creg pub for lunch and theres no speed limit on the way....got overtaken doing 85mph by a mother in a compact ford with two kids in the back like I was on a pushbike....crazy place🤪🤪🙀
Ya'll need to watch the isle of man tt TOP speed moments to do it justice
You've started something now , now check out Peter Hickmans Fastest TT lap ever , a full 37¾ mile lap at an average 136 mph. on bike experience ,,,,,, prepare to have your mind blown
Great reactions. Imagine doing over 200 miles per hour on a bike.
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a used to be a rocker in the old days of the 59 club and ride British bikes and still build them to day
They going crazy speed in public road, insane bro.
0:33 MotoGp is basically the formula 1 for motorcycles
I'm 70 and ride an Indian FTR 1200s, It's built to ride fast, when I'm stressed I go for a fast ride, so I'm relaxed after the ride, it's a great stress reliever.
I started riding when I was 16 years old I'm now 73 and still riding, there is no better feeling
“He said 450 plus mph” 😂
So that's why the mountain has got a massive hole in it.😊
on the longest straight-away they top out at 118-120 mph! ve been 203mph in a car but "only" 134 0n a bike, my drag-boat topped at 136mph....these dudes at a different level
I've watched this reaction many times and it always gets me that just after the race starts they show an arial view(7.35) and it's not the same race. That is a motorcycle and sidecar race.
Check out the sidecar racing on the same course, 2 men on a 3 wheel "outfit", one driver and one passenger (the monkey) on a sidecar (platform) who has to move about to keep the outfit balanced going around corners... talk about crazy.
Totally agree with all above comments. First time watching your channel! Please pause video before you talk. Good luck with your channel 👍
Hi guys, the motorbike equivalent to F1 is Moto GP fyi. Also there's also SBK world superbikes for bike racing. All exciting stuff
But they race on prepared tracks, not on street circuits
@johnhunt3071 absolutely right, thanks for making that clear
I know pros and semi pro riders who have had immensely successful careers racing around the world, that would never touch this race.
Thats the thing about a race this dangerous. Every competitor knows, there's absolutely no room for error when you're pushing man and machine to the limit like they do in this race. They have to hang it out there on the razors edge somewhere between life and death...and know where that line is at all times. if they push it over that line, and it could be the last thing they ever do.
The annual TT race (Tourist Trophy) is exciting to watch. But someone (or two) get killed almost every year. They're hitting over 200 mph - on a bike! These riders are not normal people.
I lost a very dear friend at the TT.
I found him later, vewwy vewwy dwunk under a tree asleep.
😂😂😂
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Average speed now 135 mph, top recorded speed 218 mph, it is a speed trial, fastest wins, Michael Dunlop said " there is a grey blur, and a green blur, we try to stay on the grey blur. Prize money is minimal, the riders in the normal motorcycle races do not take part, watch the sidecars you will be amazed.
Michael didn’t say that ! His uncle Joey did ! Joey held the record for most TT wins with 26 until last year years TT where Michael won 4 races who now has 29 wins ! How he keeps going is unbelievable . He lost his uncle Joey in 2000 , his father Robert in 2008 and his older brother William in 2018 all while racing ! The Dunlops are Road Racing Royalty! 🏍️😎
@aidancrowley9452 Thanks i knew it was one of them got confused cheers stay safe.
@@petej3800 No worries Pete ! So many memories and records by all of the Dunlops. Easily done .
Wait till you see the British sport of "cheese rolling" 🇬🇧🫣🧀😮🤩🙌👍
Or Shrovetide football.
The death toll as of 2024 is 266, there were no deaths in the 2024 running of the IOM TT, the 2005 was horrendous 10 died that year
I race in new zealand, i came off at 250kmh, which is around 150mph and broke my back. Im back to it agian, took about a year to go back racing.
And Americans find British roads difficult as a norm, one wrong judgement in the 30 odd miles of road.... you might well end up into a pub garden wall or a post box at 200 MPH
Check out the sidecar racing at the Isle of Man
You really need to react to isle of man road warrior, its way better!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
hi. There is on bike camera video of the fastest lap of this race. an average speed of 136 mph with peak speeds of over 200 mph.
1:57 It doesn't matter which year. The only year when nobody died was 1982.
2024 was the first year no one died since 1987
You're watching an old video. The death rate by 2024 exceeded 270. As for speed, they will top 217 mph.
The motorcycle equivalent to Formula one is moto GP 👍🇬🇧
Ride Hard or Bust have had my share of bikes then again i allso love TT Race or old groub B Rally and yea very real 265+ deaths total in that race`s lifetime
Best race in the world for true motorcyclists
React to road warriors irish road racing its insane and you get to see them almost kill each other each other passing each other at 200mph in the rain 😅
Unlike F1 racing the TT has almost no prize money. But the status is the very top of ALL the racing scales.
There is nothing higher.
I ride a Kawasaki kx450f on dirt. I can hold stand up wheelies for a mile or two at 130km/h. So that's doing a wheelie standing up not sitting down. I'll be getting the roadbike Aprilia RS660 soon. Riding does set you free and I surf to, Australian guy here 😎 have problems in life? Start your bike up and go for it..! Ride a bike like we do? You have one thing on your mind... RIDING 👊 need a breathe in life? Ride!! Not time to think about bs. Just living in the moment free 💪
Some of the top racers are from Australia . Grand Prix Mick Doohan 5 times Wayne Gardner once , Casey Stoner moto GP 2 times and on the roads Cameron Donald ! 😎🏍️
@aidancrowley9452 well said.! I couldn't agree more. I'm from the 80s I grew up with my father watching them all. I lived on Phillip Island a couple of years for a job I was on building, the desalination plant in Wonthaggi 2010 to 2012 I think. Man I went and watched Casey win at Philip Island 🏝 it was unreal..! Have you watched them live? SO LOUD and far out there quick. I always wished Casey stayed the kid could race! Riding for me started after Terminator 2 came out. Remember John Conor on his motorbike? Think it was 1993 I got my first ride. Suzuki JR50cc I was around 5. Older brother got the DS80CC
@joelholland8523 Terminator 2 the wee dirt bike with one down and 15 up !😬 I grew up in Ireland so it was Road Racing for me , back in the 80s like the TT . We had loads of them not so much now because of insurance costs . I did love the 500cc two strokes with Mick ,Wayne ,Kevin and Kenny to names a few . But we did not get much coverage unfortunately. But since I’ve been in the states we gone to COTA for the last while for the moto GP . Heading there at the end of March . Best of luck with the RS660 . Keep her lit 😎🏍️
@aidancrowley9452 haha yeah that 4 stroke that screams like a 2 banga 😂 I had ayz125 back in the day. I use to ride the hell out of it. Beat my friends on 450s haha but hill climbs sucked. I feel they were the best bikes to watch. Yeah that's awesome.e man to me there the greats of the sport, they are bike racing. Like MJ is basketball. I was stoked to watch Casey live and to see him win my first only time there so far.. was amazing! Iv wanted to race for years now. But most guys I ride with aint in that calibre thry just want to cruise kind of. I strive to better myself each ride. I know a couple of A grade state champs here that rife dirt. Enduro I can hang with them easy. Iv only been to track a couple of times. Far out there quick man. Watching g the A grade train on the track is nuts. THEY MOVE!!!
Bikes will set you free. I'm Australian so I vouch the beach is the same. Want a breathe of fresh air? RIDE 💪
@aidancrowley9452 few typos sorry mate.
I ride a kawasaki Z1000abs cast as fook. Luv it.
200mph is just under 100yrds a second not much time to blink , never mind think 😮😮
Been there, it's great.
I only just learned about this sport but yeah I guess many spectators and race workers have passed after getting hit trying to help after crashes. Even being on the sidelines is a risk in this sport.
You should watch the video called Isle of man tt top speed moments instead. That one has lots of clips really showing the speed.
It is a race, but to be more specific, a time trial.
Average speed round the course about 134mph but in certain sections they get up to 200mph
136+ last year from Peter Hickman .
I do i ride all of them doesnt matter the bike u just have to know ur limit and ride ur own ride.
You simply don’t understand what true speed is until you have been on a fast motorcycle.
And you can own the experience for under $20k and a bit of skill to keep you alive.
A new Ferrari will cost you 200 Grand. But a Ducati Panigale with 200 horse power will cost you 25 grand. You can buy a used for, say 14 grand. And its' a 200 mph beast. That's why speed freaks kill themselves.
@ - You can get a used Gsxr 1k for under $10k and go 187mph with the flick of a wrist and a few gear changes
@@SongJLikes Oh yeah. It's endless. Right on, brother. Great, isn't it! 😁
Don't do it, 4 wheels or no wheels is my motto = = = = = get yourself a good fast powerful car!!!! that way when it's pissing with rain you'll be dry........ and believe it or not, you can actually go round this course as fast as you dare on Mad Sunday (middle weekend of the fortnight), I did, in an AMG C63 Mercedes and still got passed by about 2 maniacs on bikes
Oh, and if you think this race is nuts, have a look for the sidecar racing (same course, 3 laps, 3 whel bikes carrying a "passenger") - - - - - complete INSANITY
Nice reaction if you like this check out side car racing at the isle of man
Dude, you weren't listening! You thought he said 400 mph, but he didn't. You were talking over him, so you misheard. That's why you got it wrong, among other things.
In 1986 a rider hit a horse they both died and they had to cremate them both because they couldn't separate the flesh 😮 and so were buried together.
Donor cycle but incredible engineering
i've ridden the mountain course. I have NOT raced it. I'm not that good. Best I ever did, on a mad day, was averaging a skosh shy of 90 mph around it. The AVERAGE TT racer averages a good 35mph faster. The top ones, they just blow my socks off and can average 130+
I'm just not that good.
hi 👋 uk here
Definitely watch the sidecars .... Double nutters 🏍️🏍️💨💨💨💨👍😸
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Dunlop is the boss...lost 3 members of is family in the Tts
None of the Dunlops passed at the TT . Road Racing yes . Joey passed in Estonia in 2000 Robert passed at the NW200 in 2008 and William passed at Skerries in 2018 .
You don't appear to have learned yet that 'documentary' videos explain their content. Ignorance the first few reactions, but then ...
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there are better videos of the tt.
I like this one personally. But yeah some good ones about.
Don't blink
I drive naked sports, my top is 140.
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Hi happy new year.please stop the video if your gonna talk because your missing alot of info.
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NASCAR is the most safest sport in the world but the TT race is the most deadly sport in the world
boxing is the deadliest sport I think with on average 13 deaths per year
@ fair point
But boxing is 52 weeks a year tt is 2weeks@ArtimusClyde
@@NJ-jq4vu Have you watched NASCAR before
@@NJ-jq4vu yeah hence the per year part and not per event
the speed they go is dangerous because of when you hit a solid item , you come to a DEAD stop.
Most of the deaths that occur are to the elderly and to children who choose to cross the road in the path of oncoming bikes.
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