The more i watch this the better it gets. The body positioning to the side before the corner and using the thigh and core to control the bike is an absolute revelation. So fluid. Wow.
@Marcus George No, I'm saying that he was riding with people that were extremely slower than him. You know at track days you have classes and depending on your skill level you are put with similar riders. I'm sorry if you were one of the riders that day, I mean no disrespect.
@@MRR-qv3bw That makes sense. I actually watched it again after my reply and then thought you meant that! Watching Troy again brought back so many memories. I never actually ever done a “track day” myself, I only raced. So practice sessions and qualify would be the closest thing I’ve ever done to a track day. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting this Troy on a few occasions (in the nineties). Never actually raced against him. However I did spend two years racing against our other would champion with the same first name (Bayliss) and man he was destined even when he won the Australian 250 production series! He was always near or at the front. Another top bloke on and off the track... 👍😎🇦🇺
Awesome as usual!! Troy is legend, fast, smooth, easy with back slides. I remember pushing hard in Valencia when Troy pass me back sliding throwing pieces of rubber in my helmet, that makes me smile)) GUYS RSE, pls post more video with Troy awesome riding from different cam angle.
Like a wild animal hunting down prey.... Mr Corser thrashes that thing like its a 250 where the rest of us wouldn't begin to even be able to tap into anywhere near the M100RR's potential, Us weekend warrior mere mortals can only begin to imagine having half that talent....
@@danreedy9061 As a very proud Aussie and humble person I was lucky enough to call Phillip Island my home racetrack in the 90’s. Raced against (never nearly as good) 3 guys who went on to be World Champions. This Troy wasn’t one of them ( however he is just a great guy). The other Troy (Bayliss), another great guy who I spent two seasons chasing before he got his break in the “big league”. Maybe it’s something in the water however for a country with a population less than 10% of the USA is amazing with all the two wheeled champions to come from.
@@marcusgeorge1825 yeah i remember reading a long time ago wn Bayliss got his call from the Team wn Fogarty went down@P.I. I worked in Aussie a few years ago in those bloody hot summers, and I'll never meet a more giving, friendly, but honest and no-bullshit people again. A mate of a mate said he knew Corser, i didn't pay him much mind until he brought me a signed Fast by Ferrachi poster of the Man giving it death, i became friends quickly after. Yeah tell me about that water. I shouldve bottled some up 2bring home with me
@@danreedy9061 I was actually there, at the track when Foggy went down as I was racing in a supporting class during that particular event. I still to this very day haven’t seen anyone come off at the same place. Bad luck for one, great luck for another. I was also racing when Bayliss got his wildcard in the 250cc GP serious and that’s when it all really started for him. Memories. 👍😎🇦🇺
@@marcusgeorge1825 Aww man, this is greatness 2me. You must've made it on2 Speedweek once or twice hey? I used to follow Shawn Giles & Kev Curtain too. I remember especially wn Corser was newly crowned, and brought one of his machines over here to NZ, for some demonstration laps in the capital. His aggression was frightening. Our boys were starting to tankslap trying to up the pace. Lap after lap 2wheel drifts until he was touching the kerb, on the sweeper where i was,..at speeds no-one on Monday wud believe. I inspected the sweeper after the meeting. The rubber was laid dark, long, and nearly perfectly overlaid. Both tyres. Gud memories I cud go on forever mate Cheers
WOW! That second to last corner before you sat up and hit pit lane it looked like that new M bike might pick up a war wound, but you snatched her out and powered up another wheelie just to put your stamp on it. AWESOME !
@@vicati7536 The US has some well known riding schools, not sure about Houston. However our Fly in and Ride package includes all you need when coming from overseas. Included: Latest S 1000 RR as your dedicated bike. Transport bike to and from event, Metzeler tires Racetec RR + Rain depending on weather, fuel + fueling service, brake pads, mechanic, race shift pattern optional. Optional upgrade with our SBK-Package including: Pit box + Tire warmers + paddock stands + power cables.
thats the difference between a normal track day person and a guy who raced world superbike for years. The properly scary thing is that this is probably Troy riding at 70% or whatever on a road bike on road tyres...
Master at work!! Never forget Troy riding the Ducati MotoGP bike at Valencia (?) And he won! Awesome and that was hot beast of a thing! Good onya Troy! 💪🏻😎
When you're turning some laps at Hockenheim and really starting to push hard and Corser on M RR passes you doing about 400MPH.. I think I'll go home now..
Unfortunately Assen did not grant us a date for next year, we will try again for 2022. To answer your last question the M RR was equipped with Pirelli Diablo slicks.
It doesn't go away. You get rusty and you lose your balance and confidence for a little while, but once your muscles remember what they're doing, you can start racing like normal years later. This is the reason why they say it becomes a part of who you are. You become part of the machine.
Ha I was thinking the opposite...Dropping the gears down so hard going into corners that the back end is locking up...and then short shifting half way round seems strange to me...and definitely not what I'd call smooth. Still what would I know :(
Noice ... looked like a blast through the slow group. So on the MRR to back it in ... you need to disable ABS for the rear ... or can you disable both?
schon sehr geil , habe auch eine M bestellt . was ich nur nicht verstehe das bei dem Preis kein E-Fahrwerk sowie Brembos und Öhlins an Bord sind . Sind für mich schon die besten auf dem Markt , na ja , schauen wir mal wie sich das Motorrad fährt.
Glückwunsch zu dem geilen Bike, ich denke Mal ein manuell einstellbares Fahrwerk ist für die Rennstrecke die bessere Wahl. Und dafür ist die Maschine auch gemacht. Auf der Landstraße wird ein elektronisches besser sein
either one of them (Bayliss / Corser). Several years ago Troy Bayliss was lapping the local circuit here (Barbagallo, Western Australia) within a couple of seconds of lap record pace... on a standard Ducati 1098... with a pillion on board...
3rd gear power wheelie huh..when I had a 99R1 it would do that in 2nd gear maybe once a month on a nice cool night and that bike was viscous fast lmfao would love to ride a modern day liter bike. we used to dream what 200hp felt like back in the early 2000's lol
@@RacingSchoolEurope haha yeah, I have a 2018 S1000RR genuinely the first bike that ever shocked me when I first opened it up... good to see Troy smashing about, big fan of his from back in the day ✊😂
I love bikes... but due to self-preservation I will never own or drive anything faster than a moped. 😂😢 But if I even wnted one this is the one... and Nine T R.
Is it just me or does he hardly sit in the middle all the way back? It seems as though in between two lefts he is leaving is ass hanging of on the left on the straight. So as to not make any unnescasary movements i suppose. Any insights anybody?
@GS-gl5gk correct, ideally one should only move when essential. Less movement, less fatigue, and more stability thus grip. Only really long straights are really worth it going to the middle before pre-positioning for the next braking marker.
@@RacingSchoolEurope Thank you for your answer! It really makes sense after watching this video. The other two things that really stand out in Troy's riding style is that he doesn't seem to hang of to one side a whole lot, and he rev matches only going to 1st or 2nd gear, i think... Do you know if there is any good video of him doing is foot work? Thanks a lot!
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The more i watch this the better it gets.
The body positioning to the side before the corner and using the thigh and core to control the bike is an absolute revelation.
So fluid. Wow.
Nothing can compare to riding a Motorcycle.
Totally agree with you
@@alec-s I think Kate Winslet might just have the edge 😆
I find, albeit slower, horses are very similar in mindset to ride.
Lol, try a 50cc scooter
@@sundayridetexas416 no
Troy has always been able to ride fast. Thanks Troy.
Can’t believe how fast he is, it must be mind blowing knowing your that good at anything,, wow
He’s still bloody rapid! Made it look like everyone else was standing still or stuck in reverse 😂😊💪🏼
I’ve never heard the rear tire squeal like that, absolutely awesome!
You’ve obviously never ridden hard or more importantly raced! Backing it in is a skill. 👍😎🇦🇺
95% on the track with him hasn't experienced trail braking either. Lol must be riding with the senior class 78 and above only!
@@MRR-qv3bw I really don’t get your point. Are you saying the other riders around him made Troy look better? 🤔
@Marcus George No, I'm saying that he was riding with people that were extremely slower than him. You know at track days you have classes and depending on your skill level you are put with similar riders. I'm sorry if you were one of the riders that day, I mean no disrespect.
@@MRR-qv3bw That makes sense. I actually watched it again after my reply and then thought you meant that! Watching Troy again brought back so many memories. I never actually ever done a “track day” myself, I only raced. So practice sessions and qualify would be the closest thing I’ve ever done to a track day. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting this Troy on a few occasions (in the nineties). Never actually raced against him. However I did spend two years racing against our other would champion with the same first name (Bayliss) and man he was destined even when he won the Australian 250 production series! He was always near or at the front. Another top bloke on and off the track... 👍😎🇦🇺
DAMN!! He riding the HELL outta that baby!!! You can hear the tire sliding from him backing it in!! My man got skills!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Corser still slaying with style. Yes Champ.
Troy putting on a clinic out there!! Love watching legends ride. @7:24 he's handing out 2 for 1 specials out there lol
B-E-A-UTIFUL! A seasoned expert rider like Troy and a M1000RR caliber bike dancing through Hockenheim... hypnotizing!
I really like the camera position. It's very interesting to see his body position. 👍
That drift into the corner in 4:36 was amazing display of control
Rear tire chirping like a song bird!! What a rush! Best liter bike on the market today, IMO!!
Awesome as usual!! Troy is legend, fast, smooth, easy with back slides. I remember pushing hard in Valencia when Troy pass me back sliding throwing pieces of rubber in my helmet, that makes me smile)) GUYS RSE, pls post more video with Troy awesome riding from different cam angle.
We will Denis! We hope so see you again!
Like a wild animal hunting down prey.... Mr Corser thrashes that thing like its a 250 where the rest of us wouldn't begin to even be able to tap into anywhere near the M100RR's potential, Us weekend warrior mere mortals can only begin to imagine having half that talent....
Mesmerising! I can't wait for 2021 season to get going! See you soon RSE!
My first helmet was a suomy troy corser replica...many many years ago...nice to see you riding🤘
My favourite rider of all time mister smooth
Troy Corser. Still has it! 👍😎🇦🇺❤️
He is, the Man.
Alot of Aussies I've known just attack something scarily with no f+@ks given
Best people I've met
@@danreedy9061 As a very proud Aussie and humble person I was lucky enough to call Phillip Island my home racetrack in the 90’s. Raced against (never nearly as good) 3 guys who went on to be World Champions. This Troy wasn’t one of them ( however he is just a great guy). The other Troy (Bayliss), another great guy who I spent two seasons chasing before he got his break in the “big league”. Maybe it’s something in the water however for a country with a population less than 10% of the USA is amazing with all the two wheeled champions to come from.
@@marcusgeorge1825 yeah i remember reading a long time ago wn Bayliss got his call from the Team wn Fogarty went down@P.I. I worked in Aussie a few years ago in those bloody hot summers, and I'll never meet a more giving, friendly, but honest and no-bullshit people again. A mate of a mate said he knew Corser, i didn't pay him much mind until he brought me a signed Fast by Ferrachi poster of the Man giving it death, i became friends quickly after. Yeah tell me about that water. I shouldve bottled some up 2bring home with me
@@danreedy9061 I was actually there, at the track when Foggy went down as I was racing in a supporting class during that particular event. I still to this very day haven’t seen anyone come off at the same place. Bad luck for one, great luck for another. I was also racing when Bayliss got his wildcard in the 250cc GP serious and that’s when it all really started for him. Memories. 👍😎🇦🇺
@@marcusgeorge1825 Aww man, this is greatness 2me. You must've made it on2 Speedweek once or twice hey? I used to follow Shawn Giles & Kev Curtain too. I remember especially wn Corser was newly crowned, and brought one of his machines over here to NZ, for some demonstration laps in the capital. His aggression was frightening. Our boys were starting to tankslap trying to up the pace. Lap after lap 2wheel drifts until he was touching the kerb, on the sweeper where i was,..at speeds no-one on Monday wud believe. I inspected the sweeper after the meeting. The rubber was laid dark, long, and nearly perfectly overlaid. Both tyres. Gud memories I cud go on forever mate Cheers
WOW! That second to last corner before you sat up and hit pit lane it looked like that new M bike might pick up a war wound, but you snatched her out and powered up another wheelie just to put your stamp on it. AWESOME !
Troy Crocodile Corser! The man I was learning from. Very impressive ride!
Troy Corser has a great riding school and is a blast to watch live on the track... I highly recommend the experience.... :)
Thank you for your kind words! Much appreciated :)
Still a legend and still bloody fast 😳
I gotta follow him on IG. Dude is off the chain! Taking that bike to its limits! Hard breaking, backing it in, hard acceleration........SICK!!!
Or join us for a training course and learn from the man himself ! More info on our website.
I wish they had a training course like this in houston.
@@vicati7536 The US has some well known riding schools, not sure about Houston. However our Fly in and Ride package includes all you need when coming from overseas. Included: Latest S 1000 RR as your dedicated bike. Transport bike to and from event, Metzeler tires Racetec RR + Rain depending on weather, fuel + fueling service, brake pads, mechanic, race shift pattern optional.
Optional upgrade with our SBK-Package including: Pit box + Tire warmers + paddock stands + power cables.
@@RacingSchoolEurope awesome this is something to consider! Im going to check your nearest availability.
Jeez he's rough, on something that endlessly powerful. His braking is insane. My heartrates up, hearing those revs, lethal
thats the difference between a normal track day person and a guy who raced world superbike for years.
The properly scary thing is that this is probably Troy riding at 70% or whatever on a road bike on road tyres...
@@JethroRose o.m.f.G
The tires squealing for traction… there’s a reassuring sound
Wow absolutely amazing ❤️💚💛💖💝💘💘💘🤩🤩🤩
Master at work!! Never forget Troy riding the Ducati MotoGP bike at Valencia (?) And he won! Awesome and that was hot beast of a thing! Good onya Troy! 💪🏻😎
Im sure that was Troy Bayliss
@@brianbull9711 Correct that was the other ozzie legend Bayliss !
@@brianbull9711 ha ha!
Holy crap what a beast !
Actually, 2 of them ;)
That slipper clutch is getting a roasting lol
ringin its neck, nice riding troy
Lol it would have been better with the camera looking forward to where the bike was going instead of Troy's backside.
We have it in 360 degree GoPro view, will be online soon !
@@RacingSchoolEurope Look forward to it.
I used to think so
I dunno, rather see his body positioning than a Speedo number
Squaring off those corners ...nice! Enjoyed that.
Sound of tires squeaking = invaluable
When you're turning some laps at Hockenheim and really starting to push hard and Corser on M RR passes you doing about 400MPH.. I think I'll go home now..
Threshold braking after the passes. Loved that
You can hear the back tire breaking traction going into a couple of those corners.
Troy likes to back it in ;)
Just when you thought you are Guy Martin Troy flys past with 1 hand.
Das "Jammern" der Reifen 😅👍👍
Absolutely insane like always! When you guys get back in Assen, count me in! What tyres are those? The supercorsa SP or SC? Or is it the slick?
Unfortunately Assen did not grant us a date for next year, we will try again for 2022. To answer your last question the M RR was equipped with Pirelli Diablo slicks.
Well sh$t, guess I need to go practice! LOL!!
impresionante!!😮💪
Best looking new production bike imo, but not cheap
Now I see that this bike is not only capable to cruise along the boulevard showing on at night. XD
It can do both ;)
Thats an insane view
If agv is good enough for troy it's good enough for me...👍
We all use them, great gear !
It used to be bang bang kiss 100!
Now its ba 100 👌 💯 its like he's on a cub 90 so natural at unnatural speed 💨💨💨💨
Not many people will ride one of these too there full potential Troy just did.
For sale low mileage BMW carefully run in by mature owner .
Pretty much true lol
Not yet ;) We will have the MRR available for testing this year
Holy crap is he still fast or what
It doesn't go away.
You get rusty and you lose your balance and confidence for a little while, but once your muscles remember what they're doing, you can start racing like normal years later.
This is the reason why they say it becomes a part of who you are.
You become part of the machine.
Troy THE boy😂🎉❤
Damn that is impressive!!
Wonderful, exercise that BM 👍🙂 ps did I hear the tyres squealing 😀
The New Bike for Jonas
We wish him the best of luck for 2021!
That's not a machine, that's a WEAPON !
Awesome
Still greasy smooth and fast
Ha I was thinking the opposite...Dropping the gears down so hard going into corners that the back end is locking up...and then short shifting half way round seems strange to me...and definitely not what I'd call smooth. Still what would I know :(
That poor rear tire didn't know what it was in for :P
Yelling for mercy!!
@@bwalters7777777 yelling for more
Noice ... looked like a blast through the slow group. So on the MRR to back it in ... you need to disable ABS for the rear ... or can you disable both?
Just brake hard enough while being in a low gear and the rear will start coming round all on it's own.
Why are you advising Troy Corser and Racing School Europe?
Not a good camera view
We have another 360 video coming up from the dash!
TC 11 = Legend.
schon sehr geil , habe auch eine M bestellt . was ich nur nicht verstehe das bei dem Preis kein E-Fahrwerk sowie Brembos und Öhlins an Bord sind . Sind für mich schon die besten auf dem Markt , na ja , schauen wir mal wie sich das Motorrad fährt.
Glückwunsch zu dem geilen Bike, ich denke Mal ein manuell einstellbares Fahrwerk ist für die Rennstrecke die bessere Wahl. Und dafür ist die Maschine auch gemacht. Auf der Landstraße wird ein elektronisches besser sein
My respect
I was there !
Hope you had a great time !
You think you're going quick then some old bloke called Troy rocks up.
either one of them (Bayliss / Corser). Several years ago Troy Bayliss was lapping the local circuit here (Barbagallo, Western Australia) within a couple of seconds of lap record pace... on a standard Ducati 1098... with a pillion on board...
Troy Corser rides like he just got a phone call from his daughter saying someone is breaking into her hotel room trying to kidnap her.
Is this amazing rider riding cross sided ? Or it’s just my perspective? Thank you
Whaoua.....👍👍👍
Interesting, he is going so fast without his upper body leaning into the corner.
When’s Troy going back to world supers
Camera position ruins the video .
For a 360° interactive view from the dash please click here: ruclips.net/video/-Lwxr_KpDxc/видео.html
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Are those winglets removable ?
yes but you lose 25 horsepower per wing
3rd gear power wheelie huh..when I had a 99R1 it would do that in 2nd gear maybe once a month on a nice cool night and that bike was viscous fast lmfao would love to ride a modern day liter bike. we used to dream what 200hp felt like back in the early 2000's lol
You can, pick a track from our calendar and simply arrive and ride! 3 and 2 day courses available on Europe's best racetracks!
Why that camera mount only? That beats me. You surely have a chest mount in your bag!?
Dash 360 ;)
The other Troy.🇦🇺🇦🇺
Great!!
Class rider🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
It's a foooking road bike!!!
Road legal Superbike!
@@RacingSchoolEurope haha yeah, I have a 2018 S1000RR genuinely the first bike that ever shocked me when I first opened it up... good to see Troy smashing about, big fan of his from back in the day ✊😂
I love bikes... but due to self-preservation I will never own or drive anything faster than a moped. 😂😢 But if I even wnted one this is the one... and Nine T R.
Why is he blipping the throttle ? Is it cause he's revving so high and doesn't trust the auto-blip or just old habits? :-)
Old habits for sure, rev matching to maximise stability. These day the blippers are so good it is not necessary anymore.
Is it just me or does he hardly sit in the middle all the way back? It seems as though in between two lefts he is leaving is ass hanging of on the left on the straight. So as to not make any unnescasary movements i suppose. Any insights anybody?
@GS-gl5gk correct, ideally one should only move when essential. Less movement, less fatigue, and more stability thus grip. Only really long straights are really worth it going to the middle before pre-positioning for the next braking marker.
@@RacingSchoolEurope Thank you for your answer! It really makes sense after watching this video. The other two things that really stand out in Troy's riding style is that he doesn't seem to hang of to one side a whole lot, and he rev matches only going to 1st or 2nd gear, i think...
Do you know if there is any good video of him doing is foot work?
Thanks a lot!
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wow
why the hell is the music so loud?!
What ah buitifull bmw berry nice I like I want buy the price how much is
Please visit the BMW Motorrad website for more details about the bike. www.bmw-motorrad.co.uk/en/models/sport/m1000rr.html
6:57.....holly sh...t....very hard and late braking manover
Listen to the tyre complaining at 4:37...
1.BMW
2.YAMAHA
3.HONDA
4.DUCATI
5.APRILLIA
Lol that’s why all time win Ducati Yamaha aprilia 😂😂
BMW is the worst bike in the WSBK
Jonas Folger will win the chip on this
Tanta robba
what song is that!?
👍 keren motornya ,, bismillahirrahmanirrahim 🤲 SEMOGGA banyak yg beli pakde.👍 Amin yarabal ALamin 🤲 KUNFAYAKUN 🤲
Too bad about the delay in the sound...
Are you seriously only showing Troy's back??
In this video yes, for a 360° interactive view from the dash please click here: ruclips.net/video/-Lwxr_KpDxc/видео.html
Dip stick.
Sounds a bit different than S1000RR.
There are many changes done to the engine. Learn more here: www.bmw-motorrad.co.uk/en/models/sport/m1000rr.html
Staring at his ass the whole time. Come on guys, is that the beat shot the multi million dollar company can do?
Not sure about those millions but we have a 360 dash view here: ruclips.net/video/-Lwxr_KpDxc/видео.html
Idiot
♨️As
Cut the music pls, I want to hear the bike okay?
Just a intro. No music when driving👍
Laptimes?
Beautiful bike but why cant it win anything?
This bike is yet to debut on the WSBK stage, how it will perform is yet to be seen.
Fastest record bike at Isle of man
What about the Isle Of Man?
Shame about the camera position
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@@RacingSchoolEurope 👍🏻👍🏻