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It's not that no one can beat it, No one wants to beat it.

the record is in MPH not the metric version

i don’t think anyone wants to touch that record of his, let it stand forever.

It’s not that nobody can beat his record on the flats…. It’s that nobody wants to be the guy to erase the record as it stands in that class. It’s not a very popular class either…. So why mess with history…

Hello Alberto! Your videos help a lot! What software do you use to create you telemetry overlay?

Please keep the motorcycle tutorials alive.. transfer to new channel. They are great

mun row

This film was great

He was a pure scientist

Did this dude just say there were no telephones in the 1960s?!? 😂😂😂

Much much respect my man. Keep doing you and wish you all the best in life

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

If i have money.may i start directly from junior coz I'm 16 years old and im too old to start from free practice by the way Junior is free or not

I'm 75 and still bike on my 27 speed road bike. The key is to stay healthy and hope you do not have any genetic disease. If you eat right, exercise, and don't sit around complaining, you can do anything you want. I'm thinking of biking until I'm 90, which is only 14.5 years away.

Big respect for what he did and how he did it. <3

Really nice story 💪

I miss Naska on bikes.

I miss Naska on bikes.

Why is it still there then

Bro Inspirational!!!! Keep it Up man!!!

The saying ,where there is smoke there is fire. Luckily Ferrari won in 2023 again.

Bert Munro , a Kiwi of Scottish descent .

😢❤ What an Inspiration

This was such a fun find. I was at this race with my dad!

Noise was old chain and sprockets vs new, not rubber vs full steel front sprocket. Rubber used for passing noise regs at 4000rpm only. Never heard or felt the difference between the two while riding. Need more vids like your aftermarket mirror one . That was hilarious.

Fun fact in the scene where Burt Munro is about to board the Rangatira for Las Angeles if you watch the scene in slow motion you will see a cellphone tower. That is in the movie The World's Fastest Indian

Went to my first ever nascar race last year at the Cup Series Championship in Phoenix…. Great people, great memories and can’t wait to go back again this year

❤ from Invercargill..😊

Thanks for the video! But are you sure about the tip number 6 (pushing with outside leg)? Why you didn't tell nothing about counter-steering? Okay, may be it's so obvious. But anyway, n6 -- how then Cub Prix riders lean the bike? They ride underbone bikes and the tank is located somewhere else.

I love your honesty and learning from your mistakes. ❤

Definitely at brilliant man. Way head of his time. If you enjoy these life history and motorcycle adventures look into John Britton, another NZ home made builder with another great story to tell.

This is the type of genius that racing associations are stifling with their stupid restrictive rules and regulations. Proof that too much power corrupts.

Delete it don’t threaten about it ! Just DO IT.QUITTER????

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Very fine video about this great Man! Thank You!

Burt and allan millyard are true biking genius

The reason the record can't be broken is because the rules changed making this configuration no longer fit in any class.

A man like Burt Munro comes along in the proverbial blue moon! Such dedication to his god of speed! The world will never see his likes again. Hero is not enough of a word to describe him. Unique!

Wonderful story! Thank you!

did you wear an airbag with your suit when the crash happened?

Why have I not seen your channel? Hahaha I love this content… getting into a Legend this year God willing. Racing NW Mi, asphalt and dirt, but most likely dirt. I appreciate your content. Great stuff my friend. Best wishes

Exactly you didn't even have the slightest idea why Ayrton did that. That's what separates Senna with drivers like you 😉

Great story. A man driven by passion.

I never met Burt Munro, but my best friend and his brother did. We grew up in Invercargill - just a few kilometers from Burt's home and 'bike' shed. My friend and his brother completely rebuilt an ancient Indian motorcycle into a beautiful pristine road machine that gleamed from every pore. I believe Burt assisted with vital spares and advice to achieve this. It is in a museum somewhere in New Zealand. The hardware store, "E. Hayes & Sons" in Invercargill is a wonderful place to explore. Old school - buy a single bolt & nut - just what you need - for a reasonable cost. Best H/Ware store in New Zealand by far. It has a permanent display of Burt Munro's original hand-built Indian and many other old & restored motorcycles from past eras. If you are a die-hard petrol-head, Invercargill is the place to be. There is an annual racing event (in honor of Burt Munro at Oreti beach) that draws hundreds of bikers to the town for a week or so. Lots of fun and drama.

As for physics, grip itself is the same for any area. It's about how a tire and its thread deforms

The original Evil Knieval

Thanks for making a great man great

That's Kiwi ingenuity for ya ...

Burt's a bona fide hero!

You still havent deleted.