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I agree the top riders are inch perfect every time

imo its the other way around, they prob feel not perfect and thats the reason they keep pushing the limits (insert chills gif here)

@@anthonycubbon741 do they already know the route as it makes huge difference on unknown track

@@whitebox6270 the riders study the track well before racing and even then they have to build up speeds slowly to because it a long circuit and hard to learn

Either perdect or death!

Real heroes? For racing? I think you got your values wrong 🤷

they have very good reactions and lots of adrenaline going through their veins to keep them focused

Also I presume they study the roads so they know the speed and direction at which they have to take each corner

My first thought too.

Thats why people are called professionals

Well it's a very long urban circuit, they just learn it and that's it. I'm more impressed by the balls and the madness they possess to go that fast with zero gravel and/or safe ways.

Bullshit. Every day is a choice to be different.

Correction *wouldbe*

Thay is why it's so fascinating. Pushing limits

Signing up to compete would have been your first bad mistake.

Yeah Rest In Peace

@@anglingnvirginia1346 will be?

yes it takes a special kind of mind to take on the challenge of racing the TT, but when you see interviews with riders they often cone across as being quite intelligent people who see it all as a calculated risk

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You mean *Mosquitoes*

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Bee sound

Technically it isn't a race, it's a time trial.

@@rankyrhoads2415 then there are multiple events which contains races and time trials

@@chhavimanichoubey9437 ???

True, exactly my thought too.

but not the youtube viewers....😉

Just a white guy into 50s cars but I feel you brother

We all good friends, until the racing helmets go on. Then you my competition.

Or at least not stood on the outside of a corner!

At least not from the outside on corner exit. EDIT: oh, what the guy above me said.

I was 15 when my dad took me to the North West 200... I remember hearing the bikes coming then the next thing they went past me.....I remember just thinking WTF those guy's are fucking crazy... It's hard to get your head around at the start... But it's in their blood they can't help themselves and they accept death is very possible..... It's the loved one's that I feel sorry for... They must live in fear every year hoping not to get terrible news...

@@sunnymccoy9327 i get that its in their blood but like i said ,its the standing so close freaking bystanders.

@@Nin9211 they just want a front row seat I guess

Thanks glad you appreciated it. Shame there is no road racing this year but I look forward to making more videos in the future. All the best from castletown Isle of Man

@@anthonycubbon741 cheers just to let you know I'm on the Isle of Wight and we've just been given the green light for the diamond road race hillier and plater have riden the course with a big thumbs up super excited and it doesn't clash with the man tt take care dude and ride safe

@@gordonhutchison9647 I saw the video of hillier and plater riding the course. Will be great to have another road race. I have been to the Isle of Wight before and may be there for the diamond races next year. By my reckoning it will be the second longest circuit in motorcycle racing. The military road looks lightning fast and then it goes into a very technical section.should make for some great racing

Thanks, glad you enjoyed. I like to just have the sound of the bikes without music! The sound is such an important part of the viewing experience and I don’t like it drowned by music

thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks you for your support, I will have more videos ready soon!

Female? Wtf are you smoking? There are no females here.

me too. but unfortunately we dont have that extra life

Good point. They could never do this in Honolulu. With the condition of the roads here, there would be wrecks with 20 feet of the starting line.

Muy buen video graxias pir compartirlo

T4

Looks even faster when you are there in person!

It is at normal speed. I was the cameraman 🙂 when you are that close to a motorcycle doing up to 300km per hour it looks even quicker when you are there in person!

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U are an odia girl right?

@@allahmotherfooker5593 yes my dear I know Odia language ❤️🙂

Maybe not lift but lost lot of grip i think

Sidecar racers lean to either side depending in which direction they're turning. Sidecars don’t lean into turns like motorcycles do, so the sidecar co-pilot will hang off the edge of the sidecar to allow it to speed through corners in either direction, then duck out of the way in the straights to be as aerodynamic as possible - and they also have to do this smoothly, to not upset the chassis as the pilot steers the bike! The toughest challenge for the co-pilot, though, is under the powerful force of braking, in which he has to hang on under massive g-forces, while also creating drag to help slow the bike.