Being "very cautious" at 170 mph! A different finer breed of human.

I watch this video, at least once a week. Soon it will be on my screen every day getting addicted.

when Honda ruled the world. Watching this video, you just feel that there is no fight between Steve and the VFR(RC), they are working together in some sort of magic place, that we have been given a glimpse of via this video.

smooth as silk,and pinned to the stop.There wasn't many like him

Beautiful 🏁

The master in action

Amazing how he is using the torque of that bike all the way ...He really was the best. I f you watch other laps of today´s riders, most of them need a sheet of paper which is telling them the names of every section...Hizzy all new them by head...he was one of a kind.I was fortunate to meet John Mc Guinnes last year and he is carved out of the same wood.

Total class. Total skill. Lovely.

Is this a road stock VFR750 or superbike? I ask, as those front discs look awfully small. I know they were, my 1985 VF400R had a single (Inboard) disc (to keep the rain off) lol. That still did 125MPH and I thought I was Hissy/ Dunlop with my Red Honda....ahhh the summer days. To see him going as fast as he does and literally never seems to lose speed except for really big corners, amazing skill level of road racers, one mistake can be too many. RIP Steve, you are/were my hero and we had many in those days.

Yep it's an RC30!

I wonder if it hurts sitting on balls that big? Great rider, Hizzy. Miss the fella...

Amazing Hizzy...

Vfr750 RC30? I suspect- Not your Average Vfr750r but the Standard Vfr750 is Still a Great & Legendary Motorcycle, Listen to the Symphony of 750cc V4 with Gear-Driven Cams, Nothing Else Like Them!! Rip Hizzy 'The Flying Scotsman'👍😔

Fuckin Legend, jesus man lol ;0)

hello great video but which of vfr 750 and you were a how mph because it is awesome

4:08 is scarying the sh+t out of me...

That is an RC36 91=93 Honda VFR750F, you can tell from the front end, I see it every morning in my living room.

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