I really like motorbikes. I was looking at a Royal Enfield yesterday, during which my friend said, 'Did you notice the Ferrari, that slowly went past.' I replied, 'What Ferrari?'
@@greymonleggomon1185 This was 2017, we were sat at the end of Cronk Y Voddy just before the right hander, these guys are blasting by at 170+ just a few feet away, its just mind blowing. No where else on earth can you do this. You are going to love it, have fun, be safe.
Could you imagine if one would hit a bird or even a big bug. I know a guy that was doing 120MPH on his bike and hit a June bug in his forehead almost knocked him out. He had a big knot on his forehead. He wasn't wearing a helmet. A bird would be deadly at 200+MPH.
I love the fact that my family on my mother's side are from IOM free accommodation when it's on the only problem I have is where to view the races from each day when I'm over there
This is the Isle of Man tt race held every year. It’s carried out out over a few days on normal roads shut off from use, there have been fatalities as the some of the roads go through villages and are very twisty. But know one would want it banned it’s too popular.
When the circuit is closed you are not allowed to cross the road. Break this rule and you may be kicked off the island, self discipline and respect are not to uncommon here
True, but like everyone else we accept that responsibility and the consequences. This is not for the woke ladymen, there is no padding, no fences, no margin for error, this is not for the faint of heart. Those folks can stay home and pretend to be a racer hero on their xbox
Many sports there is possibility of injury even death for spectators, there used to be many fans of hockey that were injured from pucks flying into the stands until 2002 screens were put up after the death of a young girl. Baseball, Air shows, Drag racing, Open wheel car racing, Boats. All have history of spectators with injuries or deaths. Life is full of risk and chance, you can live and enjoy it or stay home believing you are safe and hope you don’t die from some health related cause, a tree falling into your house or just hit by a car while crossing the street.