Insane TT
11 March 2013, 09:06 AM
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These riders have to be the most fearless of any sport - Going in the ring with Tyson would be a cakewalk in comparison ( Well almost)
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=517612301615644
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=517612301615644
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11 March 2013, 04:10 PM
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11 March 2013, 05:03 PM
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That video would be so much better without the cheesey eurodance crap and whiny bitch singing on top of it.
Very impressive (and daring) riding though - and I hate Power Rangers generally
Very impressive (and daring) riding though - and I hate Power Rangers generally
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Awill you come home ,how appropriate
You can't tell me when they conceived of the race they ever imagined bikes would be this fast
You can't tell me when they conceived of the race they ever imagined bikes would be this fast
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11 March 2013, 09:48 PM
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Another vote for guy Martin here, epic bloke fixes wagons through the week etc then goes road racing at the weekend lol
These guys are true sporting heroes IMO I ride bikes etc and when I watch the TT or NW etc you can't help but be nervous and think **** me one mm wrong and its over......crazy
Mick
These guys are true sporting heroes IMO I ride bikes etc and when I watch the TT or NW etc you can't help but be nervous and think **** me one mm wrong and its over......crazy
Mick
12 March 2013, 06:18 AM
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We go to the island every year
Last year was a bit special as we were dotted all round running time check boards for Hutchy . He was sadlly still to weak on the leg to be consistent & he is goin to have to adopt a different approach & technique in order to shift weight . We were in the ivy most nights with the likes of Shaun muir , it's also a great pub if you want to have a social with a few riders , pit crew , the meerkat & riders if past , moving along a bit
It's a fantastic place & a venue u will never forget
See you all on the 31st
Last year was a bit special as we were dotted all round running time check boards for Hutchy . He was sadlly still to weak on the leg to be consistent & he is goin to have to adopt a different approach & technique in order to shift weight . We were in the ivy most nights with the likes of Shaun muir , it's also a great pub if you want to have a social with a few riders , pit crew , the meerkat & riders if past , moving along a bit
It's a fantastic place & a venue u will never forget
See you all on the 31st
12 March 2013, 04:50 PM
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One wheel cornering is actually not as difficult as it might appear. The bike will still remain stable in the corner as long as you are within the limits of grip,that of course applies to two wheel cornering as well.
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12 March 2013, 05:07 PM
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They are certainly very skilled and quite nerveless.
One wheel cornering is actually not as difficult as it might appear. The bike will still remain stable in the corner as long as you are within the limits of grip,that of course applies to two wheel cornering as well.
Les
One wheel cornering is actually not as difficult as it might appear. The bike will still remain stable in the corner as long as you are within the limits of grip,that of course applies to two wheel cornering as well.
Les
Strangely enough I "interviewed" a multiple TT winner Rob McElney (sp?!) on ITV when I was about 7!