I laughed so hard when I saw guy fall off the bike like a newbie rider, he's one of the most insane riders on the TT and just watching him fall off like that gave me the giggles xD

My god. Guy Martin, I have so much respect for you. You are already a legend in TT and is still so humble and diligent about all the new things you try on this channel.

I’m a retired American Anesthesiologist who likes Cars and loves Airplanes. I love Top Fuel Nitro Drag Racing. But I hate Motorcycles. I became fascinated with them when I watched videos of the Isle on Man TT. I still won’t get on one, though. Like Dirty Harry said in “Magnum Force”. “A Man’s got to know his limitations.” When I first saw videos of the TT Super Bikes, I honestly thought they were shown at double or triple speed. I didn’t think it was humanly possible for anyone to drive that fast on that course. Seriously. I had to watch a few before I believed it. Watching the TT is on my Bucket List. I was really crushed when John Hinds died. He was the Superhero who did what I did in the Hospital in real time on the Track. And truly saved many lives. Sadly, I never got to meet him. Guy Martin is my other hero. What a great, down to earth Man. I watched him take sustained 9-Gs in an airplane without losing consciousness or puking a few days ago in a video. After a Lomcevak* or two. Superhuman. Most humans couldn’t take more than 5-6Gs sustained. I really admire him and love watching him in all of his endeavors. He truly has Superhuman abilities. I don’t think I would ever know that if I met him in a restaurant or Pub. * Lomcevak A Lomcovák is an aerobatic maneuver that can be performed by an aeroplane. The word originates from the Czech aerobatic pilot Ladislav Bezák's mechanic, who at a 1958 air show in Brno, Czechoslovakia jokingly called Bezák's tumble maneuvers "Lomcovaks" when asked by journalists what they were. "Lomcovak" translated into English, roughly means "headache". The expression "Lomcovak" originated from the Moravia region, famous for its Jelinek slivovitz, a traditional Czechoslovakian alcohol, and is commonly used to describe the rotating motions of one who has had one too many. According to Miroslav A. Liškutín, a Czechoslovak fighter pilot, veteran of the RAF, this maneuver was flown by himself and other pilots on Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann biplanes at early post-WWII period air shows around Czechoslovakia and was called "talířek" due to the horizontal rotary movement of the aircraft.

Now thats what ya call havin a wobble, great stuff Guy.

Legend has it the wall Of death struggled rotating around Guy.

Made me bloody dizzy just watching it frankly! Hero.

I saw these perform at BMad in Paignton a couple weeks back. Awesome act.

Absolute Legend Guy. Love your tenacity!

Now that's at another skill level. I really like it. 🙋 Thank you.

I've seen Ken Fox's show, if you ever get the chance do it, it's amazing. It reminded me of days gone by before the phrase "health and safety"!

more and hight speed legendary guy you know :) thx

Another boundaries are broken through👍😛

Adaptation: Our greatest strength and weakness.

I watched this mr fox ride at the great Dorset steam show

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I would have puked in my helmet. lol

Oi Oi!!

That poor wall😢

Reading the paper what is this the usa in the 70s?

Hi

this cameraman must be dizzy as hell

Um the chopps nooooo

I feel dizzy judt watching him

Totally normal. Remember the old fayres that would turn up sometimes. I was lucky enough to not get hit by a bucket of vomit from the girl stood next to me on one of those hateful walls of death in the sky.

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Tong edan in Indonesia

‘Day 2 is make or break’. No it isn’t. It just isn’t. It fucking isn’t.

Is there anything guy can't do?