Real Motorcycle Roadracing with big nutz

[rdb241]

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[41Slinger]

Huge Big Giant Nutz.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Oh yeah! "Put something exciting between your legs!"

 

[308]

Man, rubbing in MX is one thing, but rubbing on the road at 150+ is a whole 'nuther level

 

[Velzey]

2015 James Hillier hit 206 mph on Sulby straight. And that was on the GPs app, his onboard computer said he hit 218 mph if I recall correctly..
Just amazing to hit those speeds on an open road course like Isle of Man.

Anyway I had the pleasure of meeting Guy Martin a few years ago when he was here in the states racing Pikes Peak. Most down to earth guy I've ever met. He could talk for hours about his bikes he has built and tuned. And a whole herd of other projects..

Had to throw in the second video of Guy Martin.. This is the kinda cool stuff Guy buys and repairs with anything he makes from racing..
Who wouldn't want their own Rolls Royce Merlin on a trailer to play with

 

[Stomper]

Nuts so big they infiltrate the cranial cavity and displace brain matter that shrivels up in the sun and drops off on the track!

 

[etrain16]

I think I found a picture of the BALLS these guys have:

 

[Stomper]

I'm pretty sure they'd be brass, that way they don't spark while dragging on the ground!

 

[Member 5605]

First video: @ 3:04 quite the recovery.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I got a speed wobble pushing my shopping cart this morning.. probably putting the matzo balls out of round ever so slightly. I have faith that mom will still be able to make some good chicken strips soup with them though.

BOOYAH!

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[Jamie6.5]

First video: @ 3:04 quite the recovery.

Bricks.
A whole pantload of 'em.

 

[Larrytpdx]

Isle of Man TT 2016 May 28 - June 10. Can't wait!

 

[jbett98]

Don't you detect a slight bit of crazy when you look at Guy Martins eyes when he's talking?

 

[Larrytpdx]

No Guy Martin this year at IoM. He's doing a mountain bike race.

 

[GUNARCHER]

sad, I was getting almost able to understand Guy! A few more decades should do it

 

[Velzey]

Just a little history about Joey...26 time TT winner!

 

[Oregonhunter5]

And I thought I was good on my dirt bike.

 

[rdb241]

Joey was the master. His son now races and is among the best riders.





I have to ad, that I just watched the entire video. I usually don't watch anything that long. But have done some roadracing myself for a little over 10 years. I can understand the mind set of everybody in this video.
Joey was still alive when I started racing and I can remember the buzz in the pits when he was killed. Almost like JFK. It just proves that when an unknown, unemployed motorcycle racer can climb to the top of his sport and defend his reign for so many years. Earn the respect of everybody in the entire world in his sport and yet, all said and done. Like the guy in the video said, when Joey put on his leathers, climbed on his bike and through his face shield down. Joey did what he did best. Not because of the fame and the money, but because he LOVED doing what he was doing. Going fast on a narrow road in the country.
How many people here can truthfully say that 50,000 people will show up at there funeral? I know I can't even come close. R.I.P. Joey

 

[308]

2015 James Hillier hit 206 mph on Sulby straight. And that was on the GPs app, his onboard computer said he hit 218 mph if I recall correctly..
Just amazing to hit those speeds on an open road course like Isle of Man.

Anyway I had the pleasure of meeting Guy Martin a few years ago when he was here in the states racing Pikes Peak. Most down to earth guy I've ever met. He could talk for hours about his bikes he has built and tuned. And a whole herd of other projects..

Had to throw in the second video of Guy Martin.. This is the kinda cool stuff Guy buys and repairs with anything he makes from racing..
Who wouldn't want their own Rolls Royce Merlin on a trailer to play with

Really enjoyed that second one... "it took off in the garage, tore out the wall and took down the stairs"...lol

 

[Oregonhunter5]

I wrecked one of those in college. Wearing shorts and t shirt. 115 mph with no helmet. In a mountain canyon. Wasn't pretty, but obviously I lived to tell about it. I shouldn't of though....