TT On-Board Like You've Never Seen Before! | 2023 Isle of Man TT Races
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2023
- You've seen TT On Boards before, but never one quite like this!
TT Rider Liaison Officer and race winner, Richard 'Milky' Quayle, borrows one of the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SPs from the TT Travelling Marshals to take you for an immersive lap like no other.
Enjoy the TT Mountain course from a brand new perspective!
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Im so impressed how he's able to keep it on the grey blur, and avoid hitting the green blur.
its the pink blurs i was worried about
Bear in mind this is nowhere near race speed.
It's NOT REAL! How do you know the speed of the playback hasn't been doubled, or tripled?
@@holeshothunter5544buddy this is real 🤣 bikes do 200+ mph this race has been a thing for decades
GUYS, Here is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The scary thing is that this is 5 mins slower than the lap record 😳
How the fuck is that even possible? That lap looks like lap record pace but it’s only a 109 mph lap. Jesus Christ. 135mph+ must be insane on this camera!
😭
He could brake way later and lean harder. It's not that crazy.
None the less impressive but this lap is clearly a casual ride for him, he isn't pushing it at all.
@@DoesNotGiveAF That is what I thought, just a Sunday ride.
I'm 75 years of age, i rode the TT course on a GXR 750, Yamaha Exup, Honda fireblade rrv, on mad Sunday, this just brings back some of the happiest days of my life.
You're about 30 years older than me but my first bike, a yamaha FZR 250 had the EXUP exhaust. Brings back memories!
Sounds like a happy memory. I've just heard of Isle of Man TT a few months ago. I don't like sports at all, but this thing keep me glued to the screen. Are you still out having fun on a bike sometimes? I got a grandfather that is turning 100 this year, and they had to first take is drivers license away, then hide his car, because no drivers license didn't stop him.
How much faster do you think he was going than you were. I’m just curious
@@elvenkind6072still got my cbr 900rrv, only for sunny days now 👍
@@johnunderwood3132I've done 170 mph over the mountain on an exup1000, probably take a few mph off that for the speedo, that was on mad Sunday
I’m amazed that ANY TT racer can sit so comfortably on their bikes with balls so big…
This, people, isn’t racing… it’s ART. ❤
The art of how can I send my family to a early grave to remember me
I think Mr. Guy Martin sums it up nicely ( and I'm paraphrasing here ) If you think it's too dangerous, stay home and mow your lawn.@@cb6667
@@cb6667 you can die by slipping in bathroom too
I don’t understand how their balls fit down the road!
@@cb6667 sending your family to an early grave?..... 🤔🥴
So smooth and accurate. No wonder Milky is the man to teach newcomers. It would be great if the video had a speedo and tachometer superimposed on it, gears too.
6th gear.... :P
But you can count the gears as he goes.
And G-Force would also be nice!
@@thevlklng3878 You must be a car driver.
@@schmuhf Not at all! Absolute two-wheeler enthusiast!
Have you ever ridden a motorbike? Or have you ever ridden a MtB in a "species-appropriate" way? If not, I can understand your answer. Because even with a two-wheeler you have noticeable G-forces!
But to be honest, I lack the courage to ride such extreme events, routes and speeds. That's why I would be interested in the G-forces.
@@thevlklng3878 Yeah, I used to ride motorcycles.
I think its interesting that you can see Milky going "slow" in some corners, accelerate a bit later etc, you can almost tell the spots on the track that he perceives as more dangerous. You can tell he is not pushing, yet he is still really fast. And by "slow" and "not pushing" I mean by his standards, he rides why faster than i ever could. But by his standards, he isn't taking any risks here, this is a perfectly safe and smooth lap for him.
This was just a lap for the camera's sake, he wasn't even trying for a fast lap. At racing speed during the event, the helmet cam footage is absolutely horrifying.
@@richb.4374
By horrifying, you mean it's really feckin awesum!!!!
@@colinm1325 Yes! As a bike rider myself, I can really appreciate the level of skill these guys have. I'm an old guy, so my idea of riding a bike is just cruising the roads and enjoying the ride. These guys take things to a level of insanity that boggles the mind...I have big respect for these guys. It takes balls of steel to ride like this.
absolutely. and yet hes fast enough to outperform the framerate of the cam :)
Milky is the rider’s ambassador with a TT win under his belt. He had a an awful off many moons ago and suffered serious injury but even with the caution he’s still incredible and as with all TT racers has titanium gonads.
To have to ride that fast on a normal road, going in and out from sunshine to shade really tests your ability to see and anticipate the next move is incredible.
yes the shade often appears to be a solid entity
I assume these guys spend large portions of their life getting every twist and turn of the entire circuit dedicated to muscle memory. They could probably nearly do this in their sleep. I'm surprised there isn't (or maybe there is...) an IoMTT video game.
I’ve lost count of the number of TT onboard laps I’ve watched over the years, and this is easily the most satisfying I have ever seen. Racing line perfection and a glimpse into something a muppet like me will never achieve.
It’s also easily the most terrifying… the number of times he left the track *vertically* - at speed - is something I have never really appreciated from all those other onboard laps I have watched.
My respect just continues to grow for those who brave and master this track.
Yes, like the old saying the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, bank far right, to then lean far left, into the corner. It's daring stuff.
"Racing line perfection" I must have missed that part. This looks wildly unmaximized to me.
@@johnjjohningtoniii2439dude was cooking and it was smooth, but def not perfection. The lap record is like 5mins faster than this lap, which is insane 🤯
NOT a video game. A real, very skilled human being on a real, very fast motorcycle, driving on the most legendary motorcycle street racing track of all time. Outstanding.
Playing in real life 100% better
He's holding back too
He is really not going that hard
I was wondering about that. It just didn't seem like he was all in. Still way way faster than me though...
Look, phil, don't be dramatic
When you put this on by accident and realize while washing dishes that it’s actually the real deal when you thought it was a video game. Any man who can step up to this level of competition within himself is an absolute hero to me regardless of whether he comes first of last. Humanity has savages, and these are certainly certified few among us that fit the bill.
Hero....?
@@jayytee8062 ppl call them road warriors, so they could be heroes in my opinion ;p
Video games should take note and recreate THIS experience. Except your really need to be at tank level to make decisions fast enough lol
Nah man, these people just want to die
@@jayytee8062 Any human being that can excel to this level of extreme sport and show what as a species we are capable is a hero of humanity far as I’m concerned. Hero is a thrown around term but whether they finish with podium position or last place, they are still all going 170mph through life and death turns. There are no losers in this sport I’d say.
I love this. Randomly pausing it when he's flying by people is fun too. It's like the weirdest google street view ever
I didn't need to pause it because it was out stripping my data and was pausing constantly 😂
I saw so many random people on the pastures, but total black shirt blur.
Would be marvellous to have a video of this view with an overlay of the telemetry data - brakes, gear, tachometer and speed.
Thanks for not putting music into the video! Audio is great!
Ya the music to me was the sound of that engine :) Flat out wow it was awesome
yes dashboard data will be highly appreciated.
it's a video game
@@admin-qh8yt Huh?? You think this isnt real?? 😂😂
@@crandonborth trust me
i think this is the best onboard tt lap ive seen,gives a good idea of the speed they are doing. scary yet brilliant to watch.
No mate,, you have to watch the on board multi point of view with Peter Hickman.
I like the Michael Rutter on the Ducati video, even better imo
Well tbh he's not sending it that much. There's better lap video out there. But props to him for riding the tt 👏
The real scary thing here is that bike is stock. Literally anyone who wants can just go buy that bike and ride it in traffic here for half of what an average used SUV costs.
@@Plut0rionare you referring to the one that's uploaded in 2 parts? Can you link it, please?
Note the braking and downshifts well before a turn comes into sight. He knows the course very well.
Exactly. You can only ride like this if you know the course.
Does him sitting upright (causing more wind drag) make a significant difference too?
@@stylo8845
He’s not even trying.. This is a basic ride to learn the course again mentally. The 1000cc finish 5+ minutes quicker than this. Avg. Sp. 136mph per lap.. That’s naughty riding, this is just a Sunday cruise for them
No braking, they downshift on almost everything. They will sometimes get 3 races done before they have to change the brakes
14:20...breaking open towards the open sun into the countryside with nothing but road ahead of you. That looks absolutely amazing.
Really enjoyed this with the higher camera position. Gives a much better view of upcoming road and the surrounds. Thank you for this vision.
I wouldnt even go that fast in a game! It just shows the passion these riders have. Unreal 💚
Anyone who's ever viewed their own dashcam or GoPro type footage after an event will tell you that it was faster/closer/scarier to be there person, than the recording makes it look. Worth bearing in mind when you see how utterly fast/close/terrifying this amazing footage is!!!
this
Definitely. I strapped a gopro to my Corvette when I took it to the dragon, tires were humming in some of the curves and ran it up to 75mph between some of the curves. Afterwards I felt like I finished a foot race. The gopro video looks like a spirited cruise, I was actually a little disappointed
And to think this a Sunday cruise for Milky compared to how he used to race flat out back in the day when he was competing. Top bloke having fun. Amazing footage.
This is definitely true.
With wide angle view, I think only a camera mounted straight on the tail shows the proper madness/speed (on top of the rear end of the bike and not suspended from a pole like here).
Other views (chin, tank, yoke, fender, etc) need a narrower fov to really show the speed.
GUYS, Here is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
I installed a narrow brown stain and crease in my office chair just watching this video. It makes our 'spirited' rides in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas and south Missouri a lot more tame and more manageable than they seemed before I watched it.
dude I have ridden bikes most of my life and that blew me away! My heart was thumping nice job!
Love it that camera angle makes it almost look like a video game, respect to all you guys who race in the TT
it is 3D camera stick...so there is a video where you can look all around if you wanted to...😮
What in the actual hell! I was having a hard time focusing on the road and corners just sitting on my couch watching it... I just cannot imagine the skill and focus it must take to do that. Incredible!!
Epic. The best onboard yet. Nice to see Milky in the saddle and giving it some beans around the course. Very nicely done sir.
Just a ride in the country for Milky, freaking amazing!!!
Such well built equipment. To handle those speeds. From the tires to the rider and everything spinning, flowing, thrusting and fireing. For 20 minutes a flawless and lawless rush.
Best onboard ever made. By far. 21 minutes of pure perfection. More of this please.
yes what fking angle as well
Watch Peter "Hickey" Hickman's lap record setting run from either the Hickey cam or the bike cam it's absolutely mental and super human,..or if you will,...otherworldly and beyond the normal adrenaline pumping riding of the average motorbike rider !!!He is fully connected in all aspects,...mind, body, bike, asphalt, and groove , {soul},...nand each element is dialed In to his ride {lap time
smashing} as it were,... to daringly create his perfect "moment of zen" as the great John Stewart once said. This Is Your Moment Of Zen!!! Peace,love and High Speed every thing!!! And with that I give a loud and proud Ric Flair ,...WHOOOOOOOOOoooOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! Bye-Bye y'all!!!
@@gregoryboltonYeah I saw that, totally mental. Would be cool to have Hickey set up with the cam setup that's in this video.
I’ve done it myself…but never like that!! Well done Milky, and a huge thank you!!
As others have said full respect to him, but also to John Mc and all others that do this course. Every one of them deserve huge applause and salute! We thank them all for their courage, time and dedication to this wonderful sport of ours.
yes yes and yes again Praise the Lord !!!!!
Speed like this is just incomprehensible to me. Do riders memorize the course or is the rider reaction time insanely good or both?
@@craighermle7727 yeah they been round that course multiple times before to know turns etc
I thought they have a team member in ear as well telling them what’s coming up.
You forgot Michael Dunlop!!!
By far the most impressive onboard video of a bike I have ever seen. The skill, the sound, everything in 1 word... Incredible!!!
Holy Sh$#!!! Steel bangers brother!!! I regularly get my Yamaha up to 110... it's a naked cruiser...1900 Raider....but seeing what you do 😲!!! Damn man.... keep rockin the ride!!! I don't know if I'd have the stones to go all in like that....but damn it's exhilarating just watching your magic happening!!! Ride safe, ride hard, live free!!!
Absolutely epic! If you listen closely you can hear the camera pole hit the Traffic Light just where Bray Hill bottoms out around 0:31.
Me and my dad were standing 10 feet from it and there was some bang! 😂💥 fantastic footage, delighted the camera made it!!
Pretty sure that's the bike bottoming out on the ground with the compression at the bottom of the hill. He's not going ridiculously fast but it's a road bike with softer suspension than a race bike.
holy shit that is insane! Could have gone very wrong, glad Milky is OK
@@GrindSultan maybe they're mistaken. You can see with your eyes in the video that it's the bike bottoming out because it's at exactly the same time as the bike compresses at the bottom of the hill. It also sounds like a bike bottoming out - a very brief scraping sound as the bodywork scrapes the road. Plus, it's actually slightly after those traffic lights.
@@JamesM0481 yeah mate keep arguing with blokes who saw/heard it first hand.. 🤔🤔
@@sqwizzi I'm not arguing with him. You're arguing with me for expressing an opinion. I've just used my eyes & ears while watching video. He said "there was some bang". I'm saying he heard the bike bottoming out. My opinion. Not yours.
I subscribed to the two weeks of live coverage of the TT races, which was well worth it, and one of the people who doing a lot of background organisation i.e. on top of training the novice ridders, after a race the top three come to get awarded the trophies and interviewed Milky was in the thick of it getting the ridders in the correct place for interviews and to have photos taken. Milky is one of the many who do so much in the background to ensure the whole event runs as smooth as possible. Thank you to them all.
The keen eyesight is phenomenal - going from shadow to light in rapid succession and still being able to hold the bike on the racing path is absolutely astounding. His gear shifts are like the paddle shifts on a Ferrari. Being an old BMW 650 rider I can only watch in awe.
I watched this on a 75" stereo tv and I will say THIS IS BONKERS !! WOW. I need to go to the races next year to witness this in person. Absolutely Awesome !! That there is a steady head and nerves of steel. KUDOS
He’s not trying. He’s still going 3 times faster than I ever could!
This has to be The coolest view of a TT motorcycle on the track. And to think he's not even doing full speed and look what it looks like. Now I want to see them do this with an F1 car, WRC car, BTCC cars. This needs to be done on all forms of racing.
Thank you to whoever shared
There is a 2014 wrx that set the car time attack record for the course, I'm sure you could find the video
The camera would add too much drag though, driving with that massive thing on a car would throw the weight and downforce way off, making them very unstable and unsafe
I completely agree, this would be for exhibition or something practice or something. Just so cool. @@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778
Incredible. I simply can’t comprehend how it is possible to do this for more than 30 seconds without killing yourself!!
For me watching this in warm sunny Florida ,all can say is WOW ,that take a lot of skill and some big balls . The perspective of what we see is simply amazing . If they say that was a slow practice run ,I would love to see the all out balls to the wall run . Well done Milky Quayle .
I thought i was quick until i saw milky doing what he does best. Total respect mate.
Brilliant footage! Even Milky taking it relatively easy is fast as hell. 😛
didn't hit wall....
Yeah... Impressive. Just seems to be on a regular streetbike.
@@sf1203probably the Super Stock class.....
@@ashotofmercury It has blinkers on it and a mirror
@@sf1203sounds like a triumph Daytona (very triple sounding engine note)
The most amazing thing to me is how these guys can keep so focused. They literally memorize every single bump, curb, corner etc. I don't understand how they can do that at that speed! Maybe that's why I'm a spectator.
Staying focused easy when it's life or death
@@user-tc8pq8vw8ynot when ur averaging 130mph around a track..... that's talent and why only a handful of guys excel at this
I rode the course in on a BSA 650 on "Black Thursday".. when the course was closed and the public allowed to ride.... 1954 to 1960. I was 16 the first time. Quite Difficult remembering all the bends.... but great fun. Memories. 👌👍
I ride a Harley but I've been on a couple of quick sport bikes and they're a totally different beast. Love the way they look and that sweet trumpet music they play. Can't believe this guy fits on the seat with balls that big!
A Harley?? I'm so sorry.....lol
I can't fathom how they do it. The shadows on the road add another level of difficulty that I didn't realize until I watched this vid.
Upon the sight of a shadow the rider will deviate from ones danger thus negotiating the racing circuit.
They know the road so well, they ignore the shadows
That's not full pelt he's a talented teacher around the TT he takes new riders around the course. And he's very much appreciated.
Nobody has bigger balls that Isle of Man TT riders, I'm scared just watching it. They know there are deaths at almost each meet yet they push it, insane dudes that deserve a lot of respect
And this is why the world admires the TT bike riders. Incredible video.
Anybody else's stomach go at 6:20 on the jump 😂
Amazing view of absolute skill & precision
The sound of that bike as well 😍
All the trees and associated shadows make this unbelievably dangerous and difficult to fathom how more aren’t killed every year. These guys are the best of the best and it’s amazing to watch. I’d love to see it in person someday.
I've been riding for over 40 years. I know about Milky's past. I know the Isle. This is the best video I've ever seen from the TT. In the slower parts, it reminds me of why i kept selling bikes the day after i rode like this. One tenth of a second late and death.
An absolutely superb video! I still can’t believe that there are riders who run this fast, narrow, lined-with-unyielding-structures course voluntarily. Hats off to them!
Thanks for reuploading this with a fixed view that allows for a better quality than the 360 version.
I can feel he's taking this so leisurely. He's absolutely not squeezing that throttle through Sulby. But this is probably the most enjoyable onboard I've seen. The bike sounds great (I wish he peaked it more though) and the mountain section is like ASMR - chill! 🤣
What impresses me most, besides the skill and courage of the riding, is how the camera image is so stable. Between a very clever mechanical gimbal of the camera mount and the electronic image stabilization, it is an amazing movie. You can see the camera mount platform on the rear of the bike vibrating and rotating with the bike, while the world just smoothly streaks into the lens.
That “track” is so incredibly treacherous at those speeds - and those jumps lol.
Milky making it look easy from that perspective! Cool to zoom in as though riding pillion lol. Great way to really learn the TT! Awesome - thanks for this! ✊🏼
Just incredible 😮 a whole new perspective, probably not even full speed for a few points "waving at people " thank you milky, TT+for the footage, wow 👊
He is taking it easy no doubt milky knows every inch of that course, so many corners, what gear to be in, positioning on the road, legendary stuff milky
@@michaelkilcourse1517He's a CGI.
8:31 is BONKERS. that little hitch in the track (he got air?!) if you dont hit it exactly perfect could easily throw you off the track or into a wall....Jesus man that is nuts!! Wooo!
Thank you for posting. I’ve ridden dirt bikes and street bikes for over 50 years. Now I know I would never do this type of high speed insanity. I’ve been up to 152 mph on a super bike but this stuff is just crazy. Good luck in all you do.
Wow. Just wow… this perspective should be shown on TV before next years tt - even as a rider of 15+ yrs this still boggles my brain how they do this. Awesome milky!👏🏻👏🏻✊🏻
That cameraman's got some bottle....
Joking apart, a fantastic new look at a lap. Milky's certainly still got it.
Gold top I reckon
Holy crap! I had to check my playback speed to confirm I wasn't set on 2x!! I've always had the utmost respect for the TT racers, but this gives me a whole new perspective. Thank you.
Amazing! Love this viewpoint and Milky isn’t even going full send. Big respect he’s still got it no doubt at all! 👏 👏
It's getting your head round how far the camera pole sticks out snd realising he can't use full road.(see camera pole vs traffic light in first 30sec). Epic!
He most definitely isn't going race pace but also I challenge 80 to 90% of road riders who think they are fast to match it.. I enjoy my bikes but I would never fool myself into thinking I could go half as fast as the top riders.. when you see fast racers not even qualify, it should give you an idea of how insane this race is.. tt for life❤
@briangibson7767 yeah I could definitely tell he was holding back. Surviving a hot lap at IOM I'd say puts you in the top 0.1% of riders in the world. 3 riders died this year alone, hats off to anyone that takes on this course. It's a widowmaker
I would think he would be the sharpest as he is constantly intouch with any road works or any resurfacing
He definitely does
A casual wave is a big tell to how comfortable he is at this pace.
I'm seriously in awe of the pros on asphalt . I'm a dirt biker of over 45 years man....I know my place on the street. On a cruiser....haha
Cheers
These onboards are going to help me so much when one day im following milky on my newcomers laps
@@arielatomhc i look forward to sering ya try 😉
You will need around 50 thousand to ship a bike and everything else
@johncarlson8029 i know man, ill be there one day no matter what
Milky quale is unable to ride, he had a nasty tumble.
Fantastic imagery! This view I find harder to assimilate than the bike camera that is mounted in the front of the bike (giving the riders view). Both are such a barrage, that I feel like I'm on overload, after a few minutes of intense concentration, now that I'm reaching the age of 60. I remember hitting these speeds on my '00 Yamaha R1. How I miss the younger days! Great video!
OMG OMG, wow... So much respect for these guys, wow... Camera view is awesome...
Thank you for the video yes I seen lots on boards but this would rate among the best simply because you have un cluttered view around the whole course Richard Milky Quayle you really are a legend and I know you got yourself a bit of bother over this but for the average beginner this do a lot to Promote the in a way never seen before thanks to all those concerned great viewing. cheers from Australia ✌👍💚
Ich hab so mega viel Respekt vor diesen Kerlen🫡 Jeder der Motorrad fährt weiß wie schmal der Grad manchmal sein kann zwischen Spaß und totaler Kontrolle, bis ein Bruchteil von einer Sekunde du reflexartig den Hintern zusammenkneifst und dir sagst „Ach du schei*e, das war jetzt aber knapp“.
Wenn ich die TT onboards sehe bekomme ich Adrenalinschübe und sitze mit offenem Mund da😅 Danke für diese geniale Aufnahme und den noch besseren Einblick in diese grandiose Leistung die jeder einzelne Fahrer dort abliefert, ob Solo oder Gespann… Einfach unnormal🤩
This back-shot cam-ride presentation is the best!
I applaud the rider_ Ty guys!
Wouah this is amazing video. The road track is very highspeed with continual light changes. Highest respect for those tightrope Knights fueled by the puriest adrenaline. It requires some skills coming from an other planet. Thanks for that video 🙏
Great to see you blasting round the course, Milky. You're a wonderful character and super brave man, as are all competitors who tackle the world's greatest race course.
I only wish this had telemetry because I'd love to see exactly how fast he's going through those turns when he "slows way down" because I'm positive it's a lot faster than it looks and is a lot faster than I'd be willing to take on my bike. I'd also love to see what the top speed is on the straights too. This is the best TT video I've ever seen.
I don't think he went much over 240k for most of that.....
Probably not too often, this was just a casual lap to show a different POV
Man oh man - I was there in the 80’s and this is awesome. Any faster and I would fall off the chair, great courage and awesome video view. Takes real men to ride here. Keep the rubber burning.
This is one of the most exciting and inspiring videos I have ever seen!
This view is spectacular.
I have the utmost respect for the riders.
Thank you for this content!
Can we all agree that the true star of the show is the camera gimbal. Steady as a rock. 👍
Pretty sure it’s a 360 degree cam so no need for gimbal to stabilise. Still amazing how much clearer this is than most other onboards tho
Even though this one of the most insane and dangerous motorsporting events on the planet, it's very soothing to watch and listen to.
It really isn't. My heart was pounding from start to finish.
I prefer to watch these isle of man laps in the morning with my coffee, turbocharging the heart rate really puts a spring in my step before my day. If i watch before sleep i can't sleep cos my heart rate is sky high.
THE BEST VIDEO YET!! OUTSTANDING!!
As a yankee
I'm astonished how much tunnel vision one gets simply from this perspective
Wonderful
Thank you very much for the privilege of riding along with you young man.
I'll stick to my cruisers thank you very much
I know it must be hard to believe, but these things exist, and they're called "curves" ;)
@@CyberChrist
Yeah
We have them
But they've got proper shoulders
@@mwhitelaw8569 Ten trucks wide ;)
What does being a yankee have to do with anything? Genuine question.
@@pipolow5478 They usually don't have narrow winding roads, fast bikes nor the skills to mix both ;)
The best one lap video ever. Super viewpoint. Great sound. This one’s a keeper.
Not really, Peter Hickman`s chin cam was insane...
Yeah that ripping exhaust sound!
That's clearly well within this man's ability. Very sensible, and about as safe as going fast can get. Brilliant.
This is amazing. I love motorcycles and love to ride but I'd have to be so familiar with this course before I'd even attempt it. This man is phenomenal. You can tell he knows the course like the back of his hand. That's pure adrenaline combined with skill. Years of experience. Thanks for the view and ride along. Yes, if he could set it up with speed and what gear he's in it would be great. You can tell what gear he's in by listening if you've riden before.
you can go high speed on national speed limit as there is no speed limit in isle of man
Milky just out for a "cruise" to check "the condition"!! Love the "comm" exiting "Gooseneck" and clutch-fan wheelie out of "Creg-ny-baa" (probably missed a few gems...so I'll have to watch this another DOZEN times)!! Helluva VIEW, @ any rate!! 🙂
This video is amazing, thank you for making it. A MPH and tach overlay would be cool.
Completely bonkers and amazing. Thank you for the journey!
Wow!
Stunning footage...probably the best I have ever seen!
The technology represented in this vid (motorcycle, camera, camera mount and software) is off the charts,
As an old-ish guy, I am sitting here thinking, "The future is now!"
Also an old-ish guy, the most impressive new thing was that someone thought of making such a tough mount. The camera rolling viewpoint has been around a few years. It uses AI to guess where the horizon is : check some shots that have banked corners. There are no banked corners on the circuit :) Trees on those corners are strangely growing at an angle. The AI gets the horizon wrong briefly.
The best TT lap footage ever captured. The tech in the camera is surprisingly cheap. Not having a disaster with the camera, as others have noted, seems to be part of the Human Intelligence here.
And Milky is even taking it easy in this! Hickmans 136 lap this year was mental...
I just looked up the lap records for the mountain course - Hickman did it in 16:42 in 2018. Thats a full 5 minutes faster than Milky here - almost 25% faster!! Absolutely mental.
@@tristanclearythis was a 108mph lap. I think he’s got newcomers behind him which is why he’s showing down in places so they can catch up and so they can take some of the more dangerous sections at a slower pace to start with
@@jaygee6447that was my calculation which makes 135 just insane 😢
Great Video, thanks 4 the ride along. Always have wanted to go watch this race,experience it in real life just once would be great. Maybe 1 of these years.
What a F'n hypnotic perspective! Mad respect for these riders.
Awesome! What a great perspective and so cool to see more of the actual island!
Brilliant! What an amazing view of a quick spin around the island. 👏👏👏. More of that please. 👍👍
The quality of this video is amazing!
Just amazing. Great Gimble footage.
Every time I watch one of these my brain initially thinks that it's sped up but it blows my mind every time that it is filmed in real time 😵💫
The comment of somebody who was born after smartphones...not before
Don't forget that Milky is not riding at racing speed, he usually has a group of IOM novice Ridders following so they can get used to the circuit before their first races.....
Excellent video!! It would have been even more cool if they had a race computer showing MPH, RPM and the G's overlayed.. These guys are some of the greatest racers, period..
Finally a proper ride along . Thx. Wow What an experience.
The drone pilot was just as amazing. Must be a professional
Hahah nice one.
Unglaublich, super Perspektive, habe mir den Straßenverlauf ganz anders vorgestellt. Noch mehr ein Grund mal live dabei zu sein.
Just incredible riding. The amount of skills and concentration going 150 plus mph. Just crazy...
There are sections where they break the 200mph barrier. Breathtaking.
This bike probably does 150 in 3rd or 4th gear.......
If only every sunday afternoon ride can look like this... just chillin..
Amazing! Just amazing. I've seen many circuits of the IOM, but this is one of the best.
The TT is simply the best race in the world.
Just 4 minutes off the pace of the best ones out there. Amazing!
Also: trying to pop a wheelie after the Creg. Showmanship! :D
It must take an incredible amount of coordination to keep ppl off the track.
Holy smokes!
Finally a racing video that shows the insane speeds a driver/rider hits.. most broadcasts just don’t do justice.