AMAZING Isle of Man TT races | On-Bike RACE Lap! Cameron Donald 

I would like to see him ride a Ninja 300 around there , they would be Fun lol

Lol I thought they was riding litter bikes wow. Makes me love my 500r

Lol. I have a 750cc and I be shitting bricks hitting 70mph curves, I don't know how these guys do it. And to think, they didn't even have practice laps. Insane! Another breed these guys yes.

Freaks

+Robert Walters They are ~also~ riding litre bikes. That's the superbikes. This is Supersport, typically 600 cc bikes.

same history here, same sentiment. props to this special breed of warriors.

Are you really a fighter pilot? How many fights have you been in as a pilot?

@GW... yup. bc once you are, you always will be. America was at peace when I served; no nation had the b***s to mess with The Rooster. lol

Out of the Air Force now flying commercial jets. 6000 hours logged on all types. What’s your point?

I think he's calling you out. lol

Remember there are another 5 laps...

Yeah that's absolutely wild. I mean I get you can easily run through a set of tires from a day at the track, but at these speeds you're testing the absolute limits of them!

i know the feelin bud any of these top tt riders put us all to shame i am riding over 25 years and still this is the only event i never miss every year its a different planet

Brilliant!

too bad I see through your bullshit. If you're 60 my dad is still alive.

@@teerevevourdeminingo4274 Hi your'e right i am 61 sorry born 1958 & regret paying you a compliment. I won't bother watching what appears to be another scammer, if you don't want public comment remove it. Pls dont reply as i am blocking you.

@@mork6911 You are scammer that tells other to scam. I am 62 sorry born in 1957 & i think you act like kids do when throwing a tantrum. Get a life, pls dont reply as i am blocking you.

:))) isn't it crazy :)

Too funny....! :-)))

Imagine being sat on the back............you've already been sick in your helmet....and now you've just shat in your leathers......sweating buckets, tired....and now getting very smelly too!

@@robtyman4281 going fy

Little kek's here and there Ilove YT

LMFAO! 👍🤣🙏🏻😎

I couldn't believe that he could commentary from the after life. Good lad.

I wouldn't want it described any other way.

Tico71 delacerda that’s just the 600 class 😳

You said it best 👍👍

bigandfatty1 over 180mph from a 600!!! TURBO 🐸🏍💨💨💨💨

I would declare this whole event as an unnecessary risk.

they do

Fuckin' a right!

i was thinking the same thing, so easy to miss what way the road turns

You and me both man!

I was thinking the same thing, I think most of these guys must turn enough practice laps to have the course memorized because making a judgement on what’s ahead based on what you can see in this video seems near impossible without prior knowledge.

I try to like your comment but the like u get before me is my fav no 69 so i don't press like button😁sorry

There is more chances the moon landing was real. All of this footage is doctored.

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@@twostep9393 god don’t exist and you’re a loon

@@thatguy1919 hehe

You must be new to sport bikes, my bike will hit 104mph in first gear

@@donniecahill5243 So you dont think 80mph in first gear on 600cc is impressive?

My grandfather was actually posted to the Isle of Man during the war - as punishment for marching a squad of Poles (or maybe Czech) through his CO’s flower garden! As a young Aussie who used to build his own race bikes back home it was the one place in the world he wanted to go! He ended up being mates with the postman who would lend him his Rudge special to tear around the track.

That's a brilliant comment 👏

Thats such a good story 😂🏍️👍

Haha realy nice said my friend. Everything i can think off is a lot saver.EVEN WAR INDEED. Lol. Greets from the NETHERLANDS

hell yeah agreed...….

Have you ever watched the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, probably faster and more dangerous

@@themajortom69 It really isn't

Furious Boogie the ulster Grand Prix , north west 200 are also fast and dangerous making them the same. What sets the IOM TT apart is the length of the circuit, I’m not a 100% sure but I think it is the longest lap of all road race circuits. One thing I will say is Irish road racing is probably the most dangerous of all the road racing with one exception and I can’t think of the name of the race. It’s held in Indonesia, Manx GP is what my minds eye is seeing but not positive

Ever heard of moto gp?

A moto gp bike cant even beat a f1 car in the turns

@@fargeeks eh?

@@fargeeks an f1 car would snap in half in the first 30 seconds on this course

IbnBahtuta I died on the first crash 😂😂

Applepieisftw it makes complete sense, the bike travels with your eyes. He was probably watching the video expecting to go one way and the rider went a different way. In that sense, if he was riding he would have crashed.

IbnBahtuta l

had to wear gear just to watch..lol..I was gonna get a 750 gsxr ,after seeing this im getting a 600..lol.. ..tw my first two bikes were 1000ccs n I redline many times..noooot like these guys..far from it..i salute!!

Yeah def' 21 for me. I know when I'm licked lol.

The best is right after he said that, he takes note that there's a 'pub' there. 😂🤣😂

This is in the Isle of man

Crazier story... These guys can not eat for 4-5 hrs before the race because when they brake the force will put their lunch in their helmet.

@@brenj This isn’t real-time commentary - this is added narration AFTER his race

F1 indy nascar rally, not one of them are in these guys league

@@rt2255 Even MotoGP with bikes that are a lot quicker than even the 1000cc here in this race looks like a walk in the park compared to this.

@@Maidenintime86 at least MotoGP tracks have runoffs; the IoM TT course doesn't!

Oh, hey, Hi Mom! And look that restaurant that I just passed has a special on chips. Now, let's just down-shift to hit this corner at 100 mph, and now there are some trees...

Hoping you do have the balls, only these guys have larger ones. And a higher statistical likelihood of loosing them...

@@dinobambino7526 I all most lost mine in a crash, luckily I had a breadbox stuck in my jacket which made 2 nice bruises, some how I managed to move my left hand between my helmet and the car which almost broke my thumb. I took 1 day off from work for good measure , 25 yrs later I'm still riding daily 8-)

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Indeed, but does this guy really have to talk all the time? And let the engine do that work.

Yes, most people want the commentary. Their is a place for videos with and without commentary. There are numerous on-board videos without commentary. Why don't you go and watch those?

Shurrup ya tit.

GHANSHYAM KARNICK better than olympics..

You wanna feel it on a bike with your head tucked in and it's still getting rammed with air pressure causing helmet to rattle about , it's like looking through bottom of pint glasses whilst your mates rapidly slapping you in the head ha ha

I'm watching on a PC with a huge monitor and my body is leaning into the turns, shifting right and left.

Yes mate....I did turn my phone.. I just love this video..it's one of the best on utube.

Soooooo Fun to do it

What curves haha

Na but I almost broke phone gripping so hard maybe I thought it would fall off the bike

Antonio Jicquel yes but that's no ordinary 600 tuned to the hilt also running TT gearing for top end

well they did 220+km/h on a 50cc, the SPEED isnt impressive

that was in the 70's

They touched 190mph downhill HAHA

@@bishplis7226 Still when you know what a 600cc doe sin general its impressive

I laughed more from your comment than I would like to admit.

Actually I would bet quite alot that it's not the wind touching the lever, it's the lever's slightly miscalibrated data indicator point + the pressure sensor is reacting to the bumps the bike is constantly hitting. Happened to me alot when I was setting up my throttle position sensor... it kept saying I'm on 98% throttle even if I pulled the throttle all the way + it showed 1% on when I was sitting still in the pits. It's just a 1% adjustment mishap that causes the indicator to hop. Why do I say this: Well because if you have even 1% of brake pressure enabled, you will not reach anywhere near 180mph on a 600, it's just too much resistance for that speed.

@@sfprivateer Rubbish. These 600 super sports machines are tuned to the nth degree and as Cameron said, are capable of 185 mph. The telemetry is GPS based. He said, it is the pressure of the wind causing the slight brake indication. The brake indicator was flashing on smooth sections as well so your theory about bumps is invalid. In many parts of the circuit the bike was reaching over 180 mph so the front brake wasn't being applied by a mal adjusted sensor.

@@droceretik OK... I will try to keep this as polite as possible. First of all, I race Superbike myself, so I know what a stock 600 can do, what a hightuned 600 can do. I know what a stock 1000 can do and what a high tuned Superbike can do. Secondly, Cameron's brake sensor is flickering even at 100mph (160kph). Now search RU-vid for "peetu paavilainen KymiRing". You will see brake telemetry from his Yamaha R6R which hits 260kph (160mph) at the end of the straight... Yet his brake indicator never even flinched during the whole straight. So my statement stands, his brake pressure sensor is slightly miscalibrated so it shows 1% pressure when in reality it's still 0%. And finally : The speed data is not GPS, you can clearly see it, when the speedo increases dramatically when he leans into the corner, and the speed reduces when the bike straightens up again. GPS speedo does not do that, Cameron's speed data comes from the wheel speed. The throttle data input comes from TPS (throttle position sensor) which is in every engine. The brake data comes from a brake pressure sensor located next to the brake master cylinder. So please, get your facts straight before you come to the comments with your internet wisdom to call people rubbish who actually know what they're talking about. Thank you.

@@sfprivateer Ok, so I can see you do know what your talking about and that you just couldn't reframe from giving your 2 cents on the matter, which I understand. I have had a couple of 600s, even my old CBR600 96 was capable of 175mph with stock gearing, highly tuned carbs, full exhaust, blah blah blah. On public roads..it may take a little longer to get there but it will. Because I'm sure you would have had a 'little' 600 absolutely wound up in 6th enjoying red line... THANKYOU

@@lpearse5250 stock gearing CBR600 1996 has top speed of 250.2km/h. Just because your speedo shows more, doesn't mean you actually go that fast. Thank you!

U see

It lasts 3 or 5 years for most of the rider. Anyways McPint once said he didn't memorised it... The Nordschleife isn't difficult to memorise I think.

and people say they dont want to bring back 2stroke racing... crazy!

@@bishplis7226 four stroke

Almost sounds like an F1 car!

Yes. John Mcguinness and a few other riders have commented about the series of bends after Cronk Y Voddy straight and before Handley's (the RH bend with a high stone wall) as great and exhilarating. Look at Milky Quayle's on-board lap with detailed description. He makes lots of references to parts of the course that are fantastic and very satisfying to get right. Joey Dunlop commentating on the V4 Victory video (1983), said that he rides (very fast) from one section of the course he likes to another section he likes. A lot of riders describe the long fast left after Hillbury as being like a roller coaster and Shawn Harris on 2003? on-board video remarked that he was "smiling under his helmet" when riding this section. Conversely, nearly all riders recognise some sections as difficult and dangerous. Almost universal among riders is the dislike of Ballagarey or as most riders call it now, Ballascarey . Most of the riders say that racing the course is a mixture of exhilaration and fear and is very satisfying to get right and a huge buzz. They are all addicted to racing the Isle of Man and are literally adrenaline junkies. The nearest most people would get to this experience would be riding a massive roller coaster, bungee jumping and skydiving.