The riding skill, concentration, body strength, track knowledge, trust in your fellow riders and ability to drag around a massive pair of nickel plated steel balls, massive respect.
@@MaverickM1 eeehhh è arrivato l'altro, "solo alcuni piloti francesi", vorrei vederli sfiorare muri e alberi a 300 all'ora, troppo facile in cielo dove non ci sono ostacoli. E poi perchè i francesi? Io potrei parlare dei piloti russi che certe cose le hanno ben dimostrate anche se la propaganda atlantista ve le nasconde, cosa hanno dimostrato i francesi?
There's a large graveyard right behind podium/start. If you want to, train here for a while and try the smallest category. You don't have to.go.for 1st. Especially not first times. Was there these last days, got.the feeling Michael Dunlop is not feeling like racing anymore. Both his uncles (legendary) died, he maybe feels the pressure with that name... One day he used some excuse of "not being treated fairly" so he didn't participate. He was grumpy/bummed everytime we saw him. And last race, he retires at pit stop. You don't need to envy... If you want to, you can. And if you don't reaaaaally feel like it, absolutely don't. I feel bad for Michael that everyone expects him to be the next Dunlop... There's also many other 2 wheel racing on this island... bicicle too, many types. By age group too, so even after 40 you can compete with peers.
I have to agree with you, Benjamin. Aside from the human aspect of being in shape for this kind of riding, the absolute trust in how the bike is prepped for this race is mega-critical. From bolt torque to engine prep, safety wiring every nut, right down to tire pressure... everything has to be in line for the bike to survive that kind use. Massive props.
The Massive amounts of head shake at these speeds on rough country roads is enough to make your arms pump up like crazy and they pin it and hold on for dear life. I’ve been watching this race for a long long time and I never can sit still as I’m pacing the room like a nervous mother. These guys are the real Extreme Sports Athletes. No disrespect to x games but somehow 20 ft air on a skateboard 1/2 pipe just don’t have the danger level of this. This is life or Death. My hat is off to these guys
TheRealTanSeeker tha bike you riding with is going so fast. Then a guy passes you and disappear. These videos makes me feel like less of a man. Thanks guys ☹️
I agree. But is too much risk. You can ride like a rocket in a race circuit and have way less chances of killing yourself. But heyhoe the thrill is not the same.
As a Fire and Rescue worker I can tell you that cleaning up the remains of someone who crashes at this speed is probably the worst thing I've ever experienced in my 27 years in the field. Ride safely folks.
I've been riding 700 and 1000cc bikes for 15 years. After watching these guys race this run the speeds they go are insane it's like riding with suicide. I was freezing up as they turn I respect these riders bigtime. Most dangerous race I've ever seen anyone do.
You can see how easy is to get killed on this track is lot of block walls has a long history of fatalities. The thrill of speed draws many in from all walks of life doctors, lawyers, CEO's every one of them have been killed. Dr John Hinds was a fatality that surprised lot of folks he was part of a team they called flying doctors. They would race to the scene on motorcycles to render aid to a racer who was down. He hit a pole racing to aid another rider on his 1000CC BMW lost traction on a downhill right bend.
I have been a fan of motorcycle racing for years. This is the pinnacle of all racing in my view. Nothing else comes anywhere close to this in any respect. Yes it is dangerous and many have died, but here they put it all on the line not only for fame and fortune but also the plain honor of having conquered this course.
I love how he instantly realizes his on board camera slightly loses angle due to extreme vibration and he casualy fixes while cornering in 250 km/h speed.
That wasn't vibration. He caught some air and the camera shifted with the impact of his bike hitting the ground... then he casually fixed his camera at 250kmph.... 🤣
Nothing to do with balls, some ppl r just wired different, males and females. Needless to say, anyone in this sport has no anxiety issues and are probably suicidal more than most.
@@space-cowboy3680 I saw a another video yesterday, and I am really surprised now that the death count is so low. The road is so small and narrow, it looks like you could touch anything with your helmet when you're not 100 percent in the line.
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LMFAO I thought the exact same thing, but said to myself out loud, "Dude don't worry about the camera, just worry about your life!!!"... LOL but it's funny that he did make a conscious decision to fix and adjust his camera LOL
I cannot believe how much information the riders can process, analyzing terrain, road condition, light, shadow, lane position, gear, throttle, brake, steering, front brake pressure, rear brake coordination, rear view, wind force, tire wear variations, all at better than 100mph with constantly chaning variables, and one mistake can kill you. These guys are gladiators
Todo lo que mencionas es autómático. así que ellos nisiquiera lo notan. también me pasa lo mismo... no tengo nada en cuenta de lo que dices pero mi instinto ahí lo lleva.
Being a racer is quite similar in certain aspects to being a fighter for the fighter his weapon is an extension of his body same goes for racers and there engines
Yep lebron james Collen kapadick and the rest of the spoiled racist crybabies here in America need to get the fuck outta the nba nfl baseball and the rest of the games that kids play They couldn't get a job sweeping trash up on the IOM MUCH RESPECT TO IRELAND AND ALL THE MEN THAT COMPETE
The hand signal at 0:43 is common in racing. Basically he's saying 'stay behind me, we'll get through this section faster if we're not fighting each other'.
i think it's similar to drag race they dont want to know speed beaucause the human reflex tell her to speed down passed a certain amont of speed its a contremesure ;)
I've been riding for 11 years now (Entirely 600cc Supersport and 2 liter bikes) and the Aisle of man onboard videos never cease to amaze me. The more experienced and aware of a rider I become, the more the runs seem to demand my respect. The level of Bravery and skill is absolutely shocking.
As someone whos never rode a bike in their life this looks insanely difficult to even me! Can’t imagine how it looks to you who knows exactly HOW difficult it is!
I get you, I've seen few dash cam videos from the Man - always keep the bar high! Not a pun! What came to my crazy mind - question is how fast were you riding for all these years. For someone riding very fast regularly, such thing is maybe not like "walk in a park" as you say, but at least should feel slower than for those souls who never seat on a bike. Just the same like with an average race car. For someone driving 300 km/h on track, doing 150 is like a boring walk and when it's 80 you want to open the door, thinking the car has stopped. Race drivers simply get used to speed... Cheers! P.S. There's a cool one with Guy Martin and Dunlop racing down this track.
@@kaiser98berlinконечно.У Росси контракт,а там все прописанно.Ему рисковать нельзя.Риск и на кольцевых есть.Он все равно профессионал в своем деле,в мире мотоспорта
the guys that can pull this off are a rare breed. not every human is wired up to be able to concentrate and process speed like this. these guys are something else
The average human simply doesn't have the nervous system required to initiate and propagate an action potential to compete at this level. Try all one wants, one has to be a "different human".
@@sfsfewrewsdafs6915 They paid attention to their tachometer to know when to throttle up and down. That's very crucial for this course. One of the moments his front wheel starts to slip but is able to self correct because he kept the tachometer at the right revs.
Not even that but he waved back telling the blue rider give his bigger balls more room. Shame his bike wasn't as good as him he had them in the corners not the straights. Maybe different gear ratios?
Keep watching cos one day not so very far away this will come to an end due to ass holes that think life is about doing what you are told and nothing more how sad will that be for your an my children ??????????????
@@allanhughes7859 as long as two people exist, they'll want to see who's fastest. Motorsport isn't going anywhere. It might change and evolve, but it isn't going away.
That is the part I can't even get my head around. Not just trusting the grip, but every single nut, bolt, weld, hose and wire of that machine. If something made a funny noise and you spent .001 second thinking "what was that?" Immediate death.
@@mkfallen Yeah, I'm always preparing to witness someone cutting a corner just a little bit to much, hitting the curb and just flying straight to heaven.
I'm not easily impressed, I can't tell if these guys are insanely good or crazy or what amount of each, likely a good amount of the former and a little of the latter. These guys eclipse my skill to such a degree that i may as well be witnessing magic. I could not do this, I can't even assess the skill required to do this.
Ich fahre selbst Motorrad und habe mir schon oft Isle of Man TT Videos angesehen, aber jedes Mal haut es mich einfach komplett um wie schnell die sind. Ich bekomme Adrenalinschübe nur vom zusehen und das jedes Mal wieder. Wir alle gewöhnen uns irgendwann an Umstände und den Nervenkitzel, aber das was diese Fahrer dort erleben, ist absolut der Wahnsinn und nicht normal🤩👍👍
@@gregbearne2195 60 k and that’s only if you win the senior TT, however I have to argue that although they are certainly impressive in their own right the most talented drivers undoubtedly are found in MotoGP ... think about it, if you where good enough would you rather race for 60 grand with the potential of killing yourself every year or perform on a closed soft cushy circuit for double digit millions?...
Amazing footage and thanks for avoiding the music, music is for the mechanically deaf. The sound of the motor working its way up and down the rev range is like a narcotic and best when loud. It really is like no other race, great post.
At this speed, things are happening faster than my mind can process them. I can't imagine trying to remember the track and be all set up for every corner at this speed.
I think this happens fast enough to where if you have to try, you’ve already failed. All of this has to be basically autonomic. Like you’re just watching yourself do it.
Is it the sane route year after year? If so, I would think memorization would play a huge part in such adept split second navigation. Also a gradual conditioning of man and machine to ride at these speeds. It would be suicide to go at this with no knowledge of the course.
Once you know the course inside and out it just comes down to keeping the right rhythm and hitting your marks. One corner sets up the next. So if you're on your marks you don't really have to memorize everything. Just key points along the way to break-up sections. Even in difficult sections there will only be one or two key points you need to remember. The rest just kind of happen automatically. When you're at speed everything tends to move in slow motion. At least it does for me. The faster I'm going the slower things are happening for me visually. In fact the sections where you're going the fastest are when you're taking a break mentally and taking a moment to collect your thoughts. The slowest sections are where you're concentrating the most and working the hardest. When you're in top gear down a straight or through fast corners your mind can be a million miles away sometimes. It's all just happening and you're along for the ride. You only snap back to being an active participant when you see your braking or shift point coming in the distance. Then you're concentrating fully as you come to it to ensure you're going to hit your mark. Always looking to hold the throttle open just for that millisecond longer than the last lap. At speed you become one with the machine. There aren't really any active thoughts happening anymore. It comes as natural as walking. You think to yourself "this is where I want to go" and it happens.
Guys, HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Word has it he also hsd a cuppa coffee an a donut too while on full gas goin balls out 💪 Those road racers dont only have balls of steel,they got tripple plated balls of steel.crazy fuckers 👌 RIP TO THE DUNLOPS 🏍
The throttle is on the other side and he didn't wave bye bye, he waved for the other rider to tuck in behind him instead of being side by side fighting ( Fighting over position slows down the laptimes, harder to catch up to the front runners ) Sometimes its best to work together in racing.
@Just a mental fellow the fishing emoji kinda makes me think theyre trolling. If those bikes have stock sprockets, they are going in excess of 300kph at the top of 6th gear.
@I. Army In the 2006 TT practice New Zealander Bruce Anstey achieved the unofficial current top speed record of 206 mph (332 km/h)[37] at the end of Sulby straight on a Suzuki 1000cc machine. This speed value was registered by the on-board datalogging equipment
the amount of information these guys have to process every second is mindboggling ! dont think the secret is holding ur nerve. its forgetting everything else and transcending to a state of mind where man and machine become one entity. What the mind thinks, the machine does !! Legends !!!🔱
lots of these kids were reared on this. Their fathers were into it etc... it's not about transcending reality. It's about being fucking good on a bike.
@@RichieW i agree all i mean is you become a king when you are made one. but you become a great king through your own deeds. that's how I see these guys the transcendent state i see them in is thru sheer will and training not dumb luck
@@MeltingRubberZ28 exactly .. from calculating "entry and exit" angles to "controlled and mostly uncontrolled" velocity, these guys are mad maestros of their machines
Are you an Idiot ?? Moto Gp requires skill, cornering, duckikg, dodging and many other... what does this race require ?? Take a bike with jet engine and keep increasing throttle throughout a straightline.
@@bossmusic7793 I suggest you search 'Michael Dunlop' ,watch the full 18 minute onboard lap and rethink what you just said. MotoGP... monkeyballs...yeah.
The real excitement is when there's a cluster of riders together. Three riders right next to each other in a tightness approaching a turn and 160 mph. Major major adrenaline moment
HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@burzum8312 Yes. In the video the bike has a tachometer that reads the revolutions per minute of the engine's crankshaft. The bike has no speedometer only a gear indicator and tachometer
Race bikes don't have speedometers, it's a distraction and scary to knows how fast you are going. You know what speed your doing by what gear your in, the revs and the amount of wind you feel
I played it back at half speed and it was still faster than I could ever ride that course, even having memorized every turn. Quarter speed playback I can ride at my skill level as long as I'm concentrating. These guys seem super human.
It is a fact that IOM and IOM TT is more dangerous than MOTOGP with the death toll up to 252 IOM and MOTOGP at 103. Now MOTOGP and IOM are 2 totally different skill sets with one not necessarily being easier than the other. If I was a rider I would be more scared of IOM but would feel MOTOGP is more technical. I feel like many can agree.
@@gautamsuriya9176 cant take a joke ? The joke is that at this speed even with gear you will most likely end up dead if you fall Of course protective gear is necessary
Jerry Peterka I’m guessing they study the tracks and their layout beforehand, may also have someone telling them with a ear piece or something. Not entirely sure.
For those who ride a motorcycle on the street, or run sami pro or pro, watching this video is like a miracle, a work of art, the maximum level of a sport, where a mistake you pay with your life. Brave warriors, I give you a standing ovation with tears in my eyes!!!
you can pay with your life in 100kph too . I did some crazy runs in my youth. ofc nothing even compared to this they all mad lol. I would want to drive track nowadays maybe but on streets in this speed and more riders its completely nuts.
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Forget winning, even surviving this race would be the greatest achievement in a man's life.
Very true
For sure its too crazy
Yeah
Yeah got dizzy watching this
The winner gets the checker flag
The riding skill, concentration, body strength, track knowledge, trust in your fellow riders and ability to drag around a massive pair of nickel plated steel balls, massive respect.
Titanium balls
im pretty sure these guys have balls made out of tungsten. Heavy and hard, its what keeps them planted on the road.
Vibranium balls
track knowledge? these are public roads. these guys are nuts!... much respect ❤️
@@dennisbergen7657 Public roads but they see them as a track, so they have to memorize every corner, and fuck, it is a very long track.
I put my helmet on while watching this video to keep safe
😆 to funny
I was waiting for a deer to run out and fuck some shit up...
@@unstoppableking2356 or a little bunny
True bro,, even I wanted to write the same. I put my helmet and tied myself with chair while watching these video. 🤐
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
6:47 respect for fixing the camera angle for us, while going 200mph
😮😂
Raced a little AMA CCS kept me motivated May my contact patch both tires stay Bubble Yum sticky; stay sticky ...with this... OMG 😱
That move was LEGENDARY
In a corner aswell hahaha
Took him from Ballaugh bridge to quarry bends before camera sorted so a whole section through ballacrye corner missing in footage
this is the point where the bike doesnt impress us anymore.the rider is.
How so? Consider how much strain the bike must be under carrying this guys massive balls.
@@SaltyDuck97 you can tweak a bike, you cant tweak a man balls.
@@boberKurwa23 * whips out a spanner *
This is the point where people like me hop in.
The rider does👌
If u know what i mean
If only you knew him. He's a grade A wanker
The best thing about this sport is that if you make a mistake, you're not gonna worry about it...
Hahahaahhaha
Unless your name is Guy Martin. He gets up after a crash and has a cup of tea.
Dead😂😂😂
@@arjunkumar-jh8ut Rip bro 😂
To je pěkná odpověď
One mistake instantly transfers you to isle of heaven
Or a deer
facts 💯
Or larger pebbles
Fuck sajd
Damn right
Front wheel slips ... You grunt and then lean into the next turn... Total faith in the machine. You guys are fighter pilot-level brave!
Yaeh. Only some French Mirage pilots are this crazy (they are superior in supersonic low altitude situations).
But apparently not fighter pilot-level intelligent.
Probably they are even more brave, looking at the statistics
vorrei vederli i piloti di caccia a sfiorare i muri a 300 all'ora, troppo facile in cielo dove muri e alberi non ci sono
@@MaverickM1 eeehhh è arrivato l'altro, "solo alcuni piloti francesi", vorrei vederli sfiorare muri e alberi a 300 all'ora, troppo facile in cielo dove non ci sono ostacoli. E poi perchè i francesi? Io potrei parlare dei piloti russi che certe cose le hanno ben dimostrate anche se la propaganda atlantista ve le nasconde, cosa hanno dimostrato i francesi?
I cant stop thinking about the fact that 99.9% of us will never live to feel such an extreme feeling/sensation
There's a large graveyard right behind podium/start. If you want to, train here for a while and try the smallest category. You don't have to.go.for 1st. Especially not first times.
Was there these last days, got.the feeling Michael Dunlop is not feeling like racing anymore. Both his uncles (legendary) died, he maybe feels the pressure with that name...
One day he used some excuse of "not being treated fairly" so he didn't participate. He was grumpy/bummed everytime we saw him. And last race, he retires at pit stop.
You don't need to envy... If you want to, you can. And if you don't reaaaaally feel like it, absolutely don't. I feel bad for Michael that everyone expects him to be the next Dunlop... There's also many other 2 wheel racing on this island... bicicle too, many types. By age group too, so even after 40 you can compete with peers.
@@777lucifero 👏👏
I felt it.
You'd probably feel the same sensation riding half this speed. They've been desensitized
I'm okay with that because I live vicariously through them. 😂💀
At these speeds the helmet is wearing you for protection.
Genius
Seinfeld reference! AWESOME! Very clever.
Ahahahaha
Hahaha amazing
At this speed, even God can't help, not a helmet!
I maintain the belief that there is no other sport that takes this much skill, dedication, and bravery than the Isle of Man bikers
I have to agree with you, Benjamin. Aside from the human aspect of being in shape for this kind of riding, the absolute trust in how the bike is prepped for this race is mega-critical. From bolt torque to engine prep, safety wiring every nut, right down to tire pressure... everything has to be in line for the bike to survive that kind use. Massive props.
They’re not brave they’re selfish morons
Except possibly Sidecar passengers at the old TTs?
rally car racing?
@@AdenSteinkrug No you are well more protected in a rally car. Hence no need for the extra big balls of steel. =)
The Massive amounts of head shake at these speeds on rough country roads is enough to make your arms pump up like crazy and they pin it and hold on for dear life. I’ve been watching this race for a long long time and I never can sit still as I’m pacing the room like a nervous mother. These guys are the real Extreme Sports Athletes. No disrespect to x games but somehow 20 ft air on a skateboard 1/2 pipe just don’t have the danger level of this. This is life or Death. My hat is off to these guys
Leaving 10 minutes late, arriving 20 minutes early
🤣🤣
😂
no early 2 hour :v
Confusing
This is what going to work every morning should look like.
Some day I’ll tell my grandchildren I watched this.
Best comment!
hahahaha top comment
Ahhahahaha Lol
Dude.. I'm wish one of your grandchildren would be racing on this island ..
Hahahahaha
I always feel sick watching these, of how close to fatality the can be. damned skilled riders with balls of steel. Absolutely unreal.
TheRealTanSeeker tha bike you riding with is going so fast. Then a guy passes you and disappear. These videos makes me feel like less of a man. Thanks guys ☹️
TheRealTanSeeker o ps passes you on one wheel. Wtf
Titanium testicles is actually in the right term
I agree. But is too much risk. You can ride like a rocket in a race circuit and have way less chances of killing yourself. But heyhoe the thrill is not the same.
More like shit for brains.
Having ridden these roads you cant imagine how bumpy, narrow and close to stone walls.....
Incredible skill and dedication....
..holding on to the bike as it bucks around scrambling for grip on acceleration out of a corner. That is special especially at those speeds.
bumpy? they are the best roads on the island
он на каждом широком повороте сбрасывал сильно скорость и терял время он первый раз ?
@@youare994 I'd like to see you do better
Do you live there?
He's going so fast at points I'm having trouble visually processing what's happening and I'm the one sitting on the toilet
Me too, your whole statement it true to me right now🤣
Hilarious comment
I'm still laughing.
They practice and memorise the path before tournament
😂😂
but you both left skid marks
Absolutely amazing. I wouldn't go this fast even in a video game.
😂😂
They are faster than in the Isle of man tt game
Fact lmao
You said something obvious
That’s funny
As a Fire and Rescue worker I can tell you that cleaning up the remains of someone who crashes at this speed is probably the worst thing I've ever experienced in my 27 years in the field. Ride safely folks.
Thanks Mr. Safety!
There’s always one.
I've seen a flattened face with brains pouring out the sides, pretty screwed up.
At least when they went they felt no pain, lights out in an instant
@@teenanguyen217 Jeez
can't believe it!
Even video games are too scary to run on this course😵💫
How much courage and skill do they have...
I've been riding 700 and 1000cc bikes for 15 years. After watching these guys race this run the speeds they go are insane it's like riding with suicide. I was freezing up as they turn I respect these riders bigtime. Most dangerous race I've ever seen anyone do.
That bit from 5:15 to 5:30 almost made me want to give up riding lol. The way he regains control of his bike after the wobbles start...just amazing.
yeah it's absolutely crazy, there is something like a 4% death rate, it's insane.
@@kozaks5727 4% only if you are a tt Pro! that drag by Moto GP riders we have lost to 10% quidequick. Normal riders at that speed 99.9999
You can see how easy is to get killed on this track is lot of block walls has a long history of fatalities. The thrill of speed draws many in from all walks of life doctors, lawyers, CEO's every one of them have been killed. Dr John Hinds was a fatality that surprised lot of folks he was part of a team they called flying doctors. They would race to the scene on motorcycles to render aid to a racer who was down. He hit a pole racing to aid another rider on his 1000CC BMW lost traction on a downhill right bend.
I have been a fan of motorcycle racing for years. This is the pinnacle of all racing in my view. Nothing else comes anywhere close to this in any respect. Yes it is dangerous and many have died, but here they put it all on the line not only for fame and fortune but also the plain honor of having conquered this course.
I love how he instantly realizes his on board camera slightly loses angle due to extreme vibration and he casualy fixes while cornering in 250 km/h speed.
That wasn't vibration. He caught some air and the camera shifted with the impact of his bike hitting the ground... then he casually fixed his camera at 250kmph.... 🤣
what time happens exactly? my eyes were glued to the road oo
@@Jackie_Tikki_Tavi 6:43
@@valentinvogel5843 thx
No joke
This is the most insane motorsport I’ve ever seen! I almost can’t watch it! These guys have balls the size of my head.
Nothing to do with balls, some ppl r just wired different, males and females. Needless to say, anyone in this sport has no anxiety issues and are probably suicidal more than most.
More probably they have their brains in a size of their balls.
@@jaykassing4908 you sound like someone without a brain tho
@@jaykassing4908 their brains must be big then, sir
You must have a pretty massive head 🤣
This level of concentration over an entire race is absoltuely mind-boggling. Most amazing TT footage I've ever seen!
"Can I rent a bike for a trip around the Island?"
"of course, when will you be back?"
"in 16 minutes...!"😁
When you're at 300kph and someone still overtakes you 💀
While passing the post office, the hospital & the school 😭
dude drives a zx6-r he aint doing 300 my friend
@@caffan6756 its kph not mph
@@wolfboy20i know he still not doing 300kph
@@caffan6756
I'm curious how fast is he going? I'm not familiar bike bikes at all although this is crazy awesome.
Crazy or not, this to me is one of the ultimate forms of motorsport.
Yeah no shit huh!!
Nah. They need traffic ON...
You are correct. Research it. 👍
and purest
@Alan formula1 prize is around 20k pounds if im not wrong.
While watching the video I am scared, I don't know how much training and practice these riders do....huge respect to them and stay safe ❤
Definitely not Isle of Boy.
More like isle of mahooosive balls
@@markrutter6439 balls made out of vibranium
@@jesrelsanchez1010 coated in no fucks
One if the greatest comments I've ever seen lol
isle of nutter
Honestly, I would just be happy with a participation medal.
Incredible death race
Id be happy with just being on the pit crew lol my balls are definitely not big enough
Do you know I have only one video in my channel
_🤣_ sorry for channel advertisement be happy
@@space-cowboy3680 I saw a another video yesterday, and I am really surprised now that the death count is so low. The road is so small and narrow, it looks like you could touch anything with your helmet when you're not 100 percent in the line.
The participation trophy is your life
this is how my mom feels when I drive her at 60km/h. I love my mom btw
Oh yes 😂
😂😂😂
Stop scaring MOM🤣😁👍
I love your mom too btw
Lol was just watching this vid with my mom!
I'm honestly scared of the day she'll pass away... So much love
Non ho mai commentato un video di you tube ma su questo video è impossibile farlo …complimenti davvero per una guida così … solo chi va in moto può capire la loro bravura alla guida complimenti ancora
6:30 Hits a jump,
mounted camera gets knoked down, still has the fortitude of minde to adjust the camera in the apex of the next corner! mind blown
LMFAO I thought the exact same thing, but said to myself out loud, "Dude don't worry about the camera, just worry about your life!!!"... LOL but it's funny that he did make a conscious decision to fix and adjust his camera LOL
Is that what it was? I did wonder ... I thought he was reaching for his cup of tea. ;-)
@@marchughes991 😂😂😂
great eye mate crazy ass guy!
Haha. Didnt spot that first time. That is absolutely bonkers that he can even fathom that at the speed.
I cannot believe how much information the riders can process, analyzing terrain, road condition, light, shadow, lane position, gear, throttle, brake, steering, front brake pressure, rear brake coordination, rear view, wind force, tire wear variations, all at better than 100mph with constantly chaning variables, and one mistake can kill you. These guys are gladiators
Fantastic comment my friend. Respect from Liverpool UK
😊
Which is why they do practice runs, and memorize track layout.
Todo lo que mencionas es autómático. así que ellos nisiquiera lo notan.
también me pasa lo mismo... no tengo nada en cuenta de lo que dices pero mi instinto ahí lo lleva.
Being a racer is quite similar in certain aspects to being a fighter for the fighter his weapon is an extension of his body same goes for racers and there engines
6:47 still fixed the camera angle, respect
They are not human. Mind blowing.
Nobody....NOBODY... has bigger balls than these guys. Huge respect.
Yep lebron james Collen kapadick and the rest of the spoiled racist crybabies here in America need to get the fuck outta the nba nfl baseball and the rest of the games that kids play
They couldn't get a job sweeping trash up on the IOM
MUCH RESPECT TO IRELAND AND ALL THE MEN THAT COMPETE
Maybe Alex Honnold does, but yeah, this is insane.
Alex Honnold takes exception to that
Bull riding is also pretty crazy...but this is next level. My poor bike stresses when i watch this
Kenny Wait what did they do tat was racist?
The hand signal at 0:43 is common in racing. Basically he's saying 'stay behind me, we'll get through this section faster if we're not fighting each other'.
The other guy didn't listen..
@@bowinkle2206 WTF bro you not fast enough
Sometimes it can annoy the rider behind 🙂
A very common hand signal indeed - wafts away fart
@@Ilikeitlikethatohyea lmao
He has a sticker over his speedometer, he doesn’t even want to know how fast he’s going.
Most everyone in racing only cares about redline not being distracted by admitting to insanity.
No, he reminds himself that he's on the ocean not on the road, nothing bad will happen, it's just water.
@@wellofsevenph 😂😂
i think it's similar to drag race they dont want to know speed beaucause the human reflex tell her to speed down passed a certain amont of speed its a contremesure ;)
@@wellofsevenph ,😂😂😂
Trucks loads of courage. Full of admiration for the fitness, focus and 100% concentration level required. Hats off
I paused the video so they could take a rest
same here
lol
I did too... to breathe!
Yao Hong bro this is the best comment😂
How does the textures load so fast inside The Human CPU ?
I've been riding for 11 years now (Entirely 600cc Supersport and 2 liter bikes) and the Aisle of man onboard videos never cease to amaze me. The more experienced and aware of a rider I become, the more the runs seem to demand my respect. The level of Bravery and skill is absolutely shocking.
As someone whos never rode a bike in their life this looks insanely difficult to even me! Can’t imagine how it looks to you who knows exactly HOW difficult it is!
ISLE
It's on an ISLAND!
Jeeze...
Shocking it is! ELEPHANT BALLS 😱
Yeah, this is scary for sure. I'm even nervous going straight on my bike at anything over 200 km/h
I get you, I've seen few dash cam videos from the Man - always keep the bar high!
Not a pun! What came to my crazy mind - question is how fast were you riding for all these years. For someone riding very fast regularly, such thing is maybe not like "walk in a park" as you say, but at least should feel slower than for those souls who never seat on a bike. Just the same like with an average race car. For someone driving 300 km/h on track, doing 150 is like a boring walk and when it's 80 you want to open the door, thinking the car has stopped. Race drivers simply get used to speed...
Cheers!
P.S. There's a cool one with Guy Martin and Dunlop racing down this track.
Have you ever watched something and thought "I could probably do that" ? This is not one of those things. 100% superhuman stuff right here.
deffo not
So damn true.
It's one of those things that you want to try but even given the opportunity you probably won't
Shit most profesional racers won't even touch this race
This race deserves to be called the race of the gods. Valentino just thought twice about racing at the Isle of Man TT
He didn't thought twice. He literally said "this sport is not for him, it's too dangerous".
Period
@@kaiser98berlinконечно.У Росси контракт,а там все прописанно.Ему рисковать нельзя.Риск и на кольцевых есть.Он все равно профессионал в своем деле,в мире мотоспорта
the guys that can pull this off are a rare breed. not every human is wired up to be able to concentrate and process speed like this. these guys are something else
The average human simply doesn't have the nervous system required to initiate and propagate an action potential to compete at this level.
Try all one wants, one has to be a "different human".
@@souloftheage lmao
I can't process this kind of speed on my phone without falling off the couch let alone making a bike do that in real life
It's kinda like going down your favorite highway- if you know all the curves and turns you don't fear it.
I love how his tachometer only starts being relevant at 8,000rpm
David Brinton ha hahaha no shit!!!
Peak powerband usually hits between 8-10k rpm’s on most super sports, anything below that just isn’t relevant haha
Dylan R6 well for cars its 5000rpm +
Makes sense. The cam in my drag bike really isn't all that aggressive and it doesn't start making power till 9000rpm
r 6 life lol
These guys should be paid in additional years of life.
They are in the afterlife
@@sfsfewrewsdafs6915 They paid attention to their tachometer to know when to throttle up and down. That's very crucial for this course. One of the moments his front wheel starts to slip but is able to self correct because he kept the tachometer at the right revs.
3:53 kind of funny to see "slow" on the floor 😂😂
You know that moment you're revving at 15.5k rpm in 6th gear and someone passes you? Yea me neither.
Can't relate. Me bike only revs to half of it, 1/3 o of the top speed.
With a wheelie
Not even that but he waved back telling the blue rider give his bigger balls more room.
Shame his bike wasn't as good as him he had them in the corners not the straights.
Maybe different gear ratios?
@@crs19191919 i think it's the slipstream effect.
@@daxbertumen8090 he was slip streaming behind the blue guy but the red burned on ahead.
Cant slipstream what you can't catch
How my grandma feels when shes doing 50mph in her Buick
* how i'm feeling in my grandma buick when she goes 50 mph xD
No talk about Buicks, dude.
🤣🤣🤣
Racing in its purest form, dangerously deadly, unforgiving & entertaining to watch. These are true competitors of highest caliber.
Keep watching cos one day not so very far away this will come to an end due to ass holes that think life is about doing what you are told and nothing more how sad will that be for your an my children ??????????????
@@allanhughes7859 dude settle down. The worst that will happen is the bikes eventually become hybrid or all electric
@@seans7788 what ????????????????????
@@allanhughes7859 as long as two people exist, they'll want to see who's fastest. Motorsport isn't going anywhere. It might change and evolve, but it isn't going away.
@@seans7788 lets hope it does not as its my life and my love appart from the family that is !
Braver men than i - what skill, grit and determination. Salute !!!
me : watching this video
my bike : *DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT*
Same
lmao yes
Fine Potato 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
facts
Mike bike too
Their trust in the grip of the tyres is UNBELIEVABLE
That is the part I can't even get my head around. Not just trusting the grip, but every single nut, bolt, weld, hose and wire of that machine. If something made a funny noise and you spent .001 second thinking "what was that?" Immediate death.
Erik Kohanovskij 👍👍👍😂
@@mkfallen Yeah, I'm always preparing to witness someone cutting a corner just a little bit to much, hitting the curb and just flying straight to heaven.
And trust in the road
The whole bike in general
What my mom sees when I go 5 over the limit:
Oscar my mums more reckless than me and she drives a car
xD wtf so much funny comments here hahh
😅😅 true
I'm not easily impressed, I can't tell if these guys are insanely good or crazy or what amount of each, likely a good amount of the former and a little of the latter. These guys eclipse my skill to such a degree that i may as well be witnessing magic. I could not do this, I can't even assess the skill required to do this.
I had to pause the video so I could catch my breath.
This is Russian roulette with 5 bullets.
*russian roulette with all 6 bullets betting on revolver malfunction
@random person what for ?
@@dinviesel2866 considering that revolvers rarely misfire, this makes your statement even more ominous
Lol
@@dinviesel2866 lol
My license got suspended watching this lol
Maybe shouldn’t have watched while driving
@@da4127 r/woooosh
Nikolas Anastaselos Beatz it was a joke, its kinda sad i have to explain this, r/ihavereddit
Time travel huh
If I would ever do a time travel I would like to be when guido kakfa was born
Motogp : 1% race 99% safety
TT Isle of man : 99% race 1% safety
That s right
No matter what though , still a bit of leather between you and the ground. T T has the added element of trees, buildings, and people.
The real race
This is a bad Camera. Moto Gp goes faster but it looks slow.
Dollar Heart yea it’s just the environment on TT who makes it look like they’re going fast as fck
I feel lucky to have survived watching this!
Ich fahre selbst Motorrad und habe mir schon oft Isle of Man TT Videos angesehen, aber jedes Mal haut es mich einfach komplett um wie schnell die sind. Ich bekomme Adrenalinschübe nur vom zusehen und das jedes Mal wieder. Wir alle gewöhnen uns irgendwann an Umstände und den Nervenkitzel, aber das was diese Fahrer dort erleben, ist absolut der Wahnsinn und nicht normal🤩👍👍
Machen Sie's nicht nach! Das Leben ist viel zu schoen!
Wow, what unbelievable talent 👏 These are skilled riders with nerves of steel. Makes F1 look tame. Stay safe Gents, and massive respect.
F1 has been tame for decades. This sport has a man with a death wish pursuing no glory.
@@gregbearne2195 60 k and that’s only if you win the senior TT, however I have to argue that although they are certainly impressive in their own right the most talented drivers undoubtedly are found in MotoGP ... think about it, if you where good enough would you rather race for 60 grand with the potential of killing yourself every year or perform on a closed soft cushy circuit for double digit millions?...
Sir not nerves of steel but massive balls of steel.
Ha def.. this is racing in color
In F1 they may as well wear slippers and smoke pipes as they amble around the track.
I see IOMTT and my brain thinks,
Fear is irrelevant
Speed is constant
Winning is legendary
Going home is priceless
Amazing footage and thanks for avoiding the music, music is for the mechanically deaf. The sound of the motor working its way up and down the rev range is like a narcotic and best when loud. It really is like no other race, great post.
At this speed, things are happening faster than my mind can process them. I can't imagine trying to remember the track and be all set up for every corner at this speed.
I think this happens fast enough to where if you have to try, you’ve already failed. All of this has to be basically autonomic. Like you’re just watching yourself do it.
Is it the sane route year after year? If so, I would think memorization would play a huge part in such adept split second navigation. Also a gradual conditioning of man and machine to ride at these speeds. It would be suicide to go at this with no knowledge of the course.
Once you know the course inside and out it just comes down to keeping the right rhythm and hitting your marks. One corner sets up the next. So if you're on your marks you don't really have to memorize everything. Just key points along the way to break-up sections. Even in difficult sections there will only be one or two key points you need to remember. The rest just kind of happen automatically.
When you're at speed everything tends to move in slow motion. At least it does for me. The faster I'm going the slower things are happening for me visually. In fact the sections where you're going the fastest are when you're taking a break mentally and taking a moment to collect your thoughts. The slowest sections are where you're concentrating the most and working the hardest. When you're in top gear down a straight or through fast corners your mind can be a million miles away sometimes. It's all just happening and you're along for the ride. You only snap back to being an active participant when you see your braking or shift point coming in the distance. Then you're concentrating fully as you come to it to ensure you're going to hit your mark. Always looking to hold the throttle open just for that millisecond longer than the last lap.
At speed you become one with the machine. There aren't really any active thoughts happening anymore. It comes as natural as walking. You think to yourself "this is where I want to go" and it happens.
@@Noname--the way you described that is just beautiful
Guys, HERE is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
dude risking his life on the most dangerous track ...
... takes time to adjust the camera
Can't stare death in the face with a crooked camera. lol
@@franky4000 ....personaly I think he was removing and dumping a visor tear-off, low down so it doesn't go into the closely following riders 'face'.
If he's guna die it'd better look good...
@@razor1uk610 nope.
Word has it he also hsd a cuppa coffee an a donut too while on full gas goin balls out 💪
Those road racers dont only have balls of steel,they got tripple plated balls of steel.crazy fuckers 👌
RIP TO THE DUNLOPS 🏍
Holy shit!
Ayy my man J
hahahah
What ru doing here Jesus-sama
dude legit confirmed as Christ.. wow
thanks for keeping me safe
0:42 the hand off throttle WHILE passing opponent WHILE cockishly waving “bye bye” is boss status
The throttle is on the other side and he didn't wave bye bye, he waved for the other rider to tuck in behind him instead of being side by side fighting ( Fighting over position slows down the laptimes, harder to catch up to the front runners ) Sometimes its best to work together in racing.
@@Hinjima92true
How can these bikes go so fast when they have to support the heavy balls of the drivers?
this joke is annoying now
@@markgarwe keep scrolling so
Ты чертовски прав мой друг)))) You are absolutly right my bro)))
What could you possibly carry at that speed a 50
2010 called, they wanted their joke back.
The Final Exam before working as a Domino's delivery guy.
kostaftp really ! You know the prize money !
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Quality
he doesnt want to incur late pizza charges
I've checked and checked again "setting - play speed - NORMAL"
Same holy shit
😂😂😂
it’s sped up at the end you can tell
@@TheBadGuy69 2x, it's JET.
2x they enter nirvana
Makes F1 look like child's play
If I rode this circuit 1000 times, I’m confident I could complete the course 100mph slower that these guys and feel damn good about it.
I am pretty sure I could complete this track on my bicycle.
@Just a mental fellow the fishing emoji kinda makes me think theyre trolling. If those bikes have stock sprockets, they are going in excess of 300kph at the top of 6th gear.
@I. Army try 200mph
@I. Army In the 2006 TT practice New Zealander Bruce Anstey achieved the unofficial current top speed record of 206 mph (332 km/h)[37] at the end of Sulby straight on a Suzuki 1000cc machine. This speed value was registered by the on-board datalogging equipment
@I. Army the 200 mark is where we're at with race bikes currently
the amount of information these guys have to process every second is mindboggling ! dont think the secret is holding ur nerve. its forgetting everything else and transcending to a state of mind where man and machine become one entity. What the mind thinks, the machine does !! Legends !!!🔱
lots of these kids were reared on this. Their fathers were into it etc... it's not about transcending reality. It's about being fucking good on a bike.
@@RichieW i agree all i mean is you become a king when you are made one. but you become a great king through your own deeds. that's how I see these guys the transcendent state i see them in is thru sheer will and training not dumb luck
Yeah that's one thing about riding a bike fast, it's just as much if not more a mental battle than a physical battle.
@@MeltingRubberZ28 exactly .. from calculating "entry and exit" angles to "controlled and mostly uncontrolled" velocity, these guys are mad maestros of their machines
I don't suppose a lift too work is out of the question please??
The wobbles, slides, jumps... they're warriors. These racers are doing something majority of the riders aren't. mad respect.
That's not riding..that's just rolling the planet under your wheels man 😎
This is a lot more impressive and entertaining than “go in circles” nascar.
Or f1
oval racing is way more interesting than "go straight" TT. but you know whats good with motorsport is : there is race for every taste :)
@@vallsz The TT is straight?
@@vallsz Yes, they went straight AROUND the island.
These are the best racers in the world hands down , forget moto gp and any sort of car racing this is pure talent in every form
i agree 100% with you!
yeahh the point of motogp just for money purpose, but this one insane fr
Its like old days formula 1. Real game of death
Ok Abu
In all fairness; I think it’s safe to say Rally racing deserves a spot.
When you think he cudnt go any faster, some guy goes past him !
Un immense respect à tous les pilotes de cette course magistrale est très dangereuse. Merci à vous de nous partager cela😍🤩
My wife driving to the nail salon after lockdown is lifted.
Taitorhead 😂😂😂🤣🤣☝️
it's not the nail salon, it's Bashir's apartment
That's a good one !
😂😂😂
Lol
I got a speeding ticket just by watching the video.
No u didn't
😂😂😂😂
Jam stew you think you are funny by ruining a joke, kind sir?
This is just scary, 1 small small mistake and you are dead, simple as that!!! Greatest race on earth!!! MotoGp has nothing on this!!!
MotoGP sucks monkeyballs for money....
Go watch some Formula sprints. These guys go 110% all out as well.
Are you an Idiot ?? Moto Gp requires skill, cornering, duckikg, dodging and many other... what does this race require ?? Take a bike with jet engine and keep increasing throttle throughout a straightline.
@@bossmusic7793 I suggest you search 'Michael Dunlop' ,watch the full 18 minute onboard lap and rethink what you just said.
MotoGP... monkeyballs...yeah.
@@bossmusic7793 the course its not only straightline you dumbfuck... what does this race require??? Are you serious???
i'm going to watch it for the first time this year and cant wait, i'm getting a good buzz watching this!
My eyes can't even stay focused let alone drive one of these things I got a lot of respect for these boys
i learned that i can hold my breath for 8 minutes and 49 seconds after watching this video.
The real excitement is when there's a cluster of riders together. Three riders right next to each other in a tightness approaching a turn and 160 mph. Major major adrenaline moment
HERE is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The moment where if 1 fucks up, no one will get out alive
As a rider of a 110cc commuter motorcycle. I can tell people that these men racing the TT skills are indeed literal superhuman!
All the riders are like "I paid for the speedometer, I'm going to use all of it."
Too bad they don't have a speedometer just a tachometer
@@Grooove_e Tachometer measures the rotation of a shaft or gear. Speedometer converts the measurement into a calibrated vehicle speed.
@@burzum8312 Yes. In the video the bike has a tachometer that reads the revolutions per minute of the engine's crankshaft. The bike has no speedometer only a gear indicator and tachometer
Grooove e because the speedometer is covered with sticker Ocean for hire 😎
Race bikes don't have speedometers, it's a distraction and scary to knows how fast you are going. You know what speed your doing by what gear your in, the revs and the amount of wind you feel
I suffered 3 or 4 heart attacks in the first minute.
Insane skills right here.
yep me tooooooooooooooooo
I played it back at half speed and it was still faster than I could ever ride that course, even having memorized every turn. Quarter speed playback I can ride at my skill level as long as I'm concentrating. These guys seem super human.
I'm playing it back at half speed and laughing my ass off 😂😂😂 unless you mean on a public road 😅
in a alternate universe he was going half speed, one he crashed, one he won, and so on for infinity
A slight breeze can be a game changer here 🙏🙏🙏
These bikes tend to go slower than most factory bikes due to the load from the massive balls of the riders.....
🤣🤣🤣
These guys have got bigger balls than king kong .
@@kevin77757 lol
And here we have it! The obligatory balls comment 👍
Lol
MotoGP, looks like children playgame compared to this.
Moto gp is on another dimention..
They are gladiators too..
Please dont compare the IOM and MOTO GP.
Compare it to something else not MOTOGP.
@@ariesantonybelarma554 Rossi always said "never ever I want to race in TT" so... Rossi said it...
It is a fact that IOM and IOM TT is more dangerous than MOTOGP with the death toll up to 252 IOM and MOTOGP at 103.
Now MOTOGP and IOM are 2 totally different skill sets with one not necessarily being easier than the other.
If I was a rider I would be more scared of IOM but would feel MOTOGP is more technical. I feel like many can agree.
There both insanely dangerous!!
If you ever feel useless, remember these guys wear a protective gear...
I know this just a meme.
But dude there's a lot isle riders minimised their injuries and made a come back in this sports thanks for the riding gears.
🤣🤣 Bruh
@@lingesh2773 Facts
If u think riding gear is useless , idk what you'd do with a seat belt . Cut it and throw it off ?
@@gautamsuriya9176 cant take a joke ? The joke is that at this speed even with gear you will most likely end up dead if you fall
Of course protective gear is necessary
Imagine you are the pillion 😂
My mom was Afraid I'd get hurt watching this,and made me turn it off.And I'm 58...
That's hilarious! How do they know where the curved or turns are? They can't see anything at that speed!
Jerry Peterka I’m guessing they study the tracks and their layout beforehand, may also have someone telling them with a ear piece or something. Not entirely sure.
@@Gerald-of-Riviera I think it's all just learned and from memory and experience. Rookies aren't allowed to race in with the fastest guys.
@@rarejer ☝️
👍
@@rarejer they have time to practise the track
When I first got a GoPro, I thought this is how my footage would look...... it did not
Lol
That's Funny.
😂😂
👍👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣
try putting it on a slightly less stable stand and fast forwarding the footage subtly
For those who ride a motorcycle on the street, or run sami pro or pro, watching this video is like a miracle, a work of art, the maximum level of a sport, where a mistake you pay with your life.
Brave warriors, I give you a standing ovation with tears in my eyes!!!
you can pay with your life in 100kph too . I did some crazy runs in my youth. ofc nothing even compared to this they all mad lol. I would want to drive track nowadays maybe but on streets in this speed and more riders its completely nuts.
Their practices and mind strength..i just say marvelous