Que manera de llorar ustedes con.las comparaciones....disfruta el video y deja de quejarte y llorar por cosas de hace años...

Glad to see those 2-Stroke PIGS gone. They had their strengths - BUT - thier weaknesses made them PIGS. Motorcycle racing is now far better due to the absence of 2-Stroke engines. I adore my 2-Stroke chainsaw and I am sure many adore their 2-Stroke Outboard motor - but - the race track is way better off without them.

@@apistosig4173 well everyone is entitled to their own view, but if you had seen the real racing, when real racers battled their ‘pigs’ around a track, shoulder to shoulder, elbow to elbow, no electronic aids, just pure skill with the possibility of multiple winners every race instead of the procession we now have, you may have a different opinion. I politely suggest looking at some you tube videos of early 90’s races.

@@VH5150BAZ I grew up admiring Roger DeCosta and Barry Sheen, I have stood trackside watching Rainey, Schwantz, Roberts, Lawson, Mamola, Spencer etc etc so I know. Those two-stroke MCs were pigs and many of the riders acknowledged this..

@@apistosig4173 agree, they were really difficult to ride and like you I grew up surrounded by the smell of two stroke oil. The thing is that whilst they were so difficult to master it showed the skill of the rider, pure skill with no electronic aids. Our current motto gp bikes are incredible technically but the racing in the main has become dare I say, boring, there are few ‘battles’, it’s more of a procession, still better than F1 but no where near as exciting. Perhaps because the bikes were pigs made it all the better to admire the skill of a bike racer, feel and huge balls to get the most out of the bike.

Yeah, those times were awesome, but what dull racing are you indicating here? MotoGP, WSBK are far from dull imho. 4 wheel racing....yeah, that's a different story I agree!

aburridas? en que puesto estás vos?

Totally agree. The current bikes are just not the same. Give me a two stroke any time.

today's dull racing? Get a grip.

And John Kocinski would have been nice as well frankly.

Yes he is a ham for sure HAH LOL

Owh man how i have been longged searching for that gem..please share & upload that full race..i now found a new hope..

@@MoonZae I'm terribly embarrassed because I no longer have a VCR for reading K7 videos. If that had been the case, I would have filmed with the phone and I would have gladly shared, even with the comments in French. Precisely with regard to the commentators, I can tell you that it's caviar especially at the finish where there was almost nothing that separated them. The commentator was so passionate I thought he was going to swallow his tonsils. Anyway, I apologize for not being able to please you... 😯

Yes last time I saw him over here was Donington in 1984 at the Transatlantic meeting. I think he was here a few years back at Mallory Park for a classic race bike festival. He rode his title winning bike I think but only seen it in magazine articles.

When gp was real racing

Yes you got that right

My hero from when I first got into bikes aged13. Absolute legend, managed to get his autograph at Donington in 1984 the Transatlantic race meeting after seizing my own road bike on the way to the track.Lucky as I think it was his last race meeting outside the US at the time His battle with Spencer in 1983 the best season ever.

Nah it actually a replica of the real bikes they used to battle against each other.

@@puteranansarunai6002 Hmmm, maybe you know something I don't. What evidence makes them replicas?

@@brutonano9521 the real one that i know is Rainey's while the other 3 i think were not the same in the race. Read about them in websites and those bikes are great 90s beast though

Isn't that Lurch from the Adam's family?

He WAS there!

There was a Photo of Rainey, Schwantz, Doohan with Agostini and Pedrosa .. They did all ride together at one point! I can't find the video though.. have a look

What makes you think that??????

Lawson ? Randy ?

Well, if Kenny had shut up for 5 seconds then perhaps it would have been possible to do the interview.