Mick Grant: No Regrets | The TT Podcast | E29.2

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Chris Pritchard and Steve Plater are joined once again by living legend of the Isle of Man TT, Mick Grant in the latest episode of the TT Podcast. Part two sees the guys talk retiring with no regrets, his view on the current crop of riders and the perils that come with managing our very own Steve Plater.
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9 мар 2023

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@kennethsutton282 Год назад

Mick Grant probably one of the best podcasts I've listened to. His choice of best rider, Mike the bike is bang on.

@chrispritch Год назад

Thanks Ken!

@riley124 Год назад

Brilliant. Mick is a great raconteur as well as a superb rider. His knowledge is peerless. I really appreciated his reference to Stanley Woods. And when pushed Mick put two strokes in front of four strokes. Well done to Steve and Chris for the podcast.

@jamiecrossley2484 Год назад

Cracking episode as usual, Absolutely love Mick Grant.... Nice to see a fellow Yorkshire man giving Steve some stick.....😂😂 Thanks guts...👍👍 Oh and hurry up getting Guy Martin on..... 🤞

@forddriver8827 Год назад

Guy's whole life has already been documented in film & print.

@derekcomer4858 Год назад

Fantastic interview, laughed a lot too 😁

@worldwyn Год назад

OMG, what an absolutely fantastic time! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences! I got into road racing in the early ’70’s before most people in the USA knew it existed. Raced an RD350 at Aspen and Denver, Colorado, with the Mountain Roadracing Association. Experienced some of the most amazing US courses, Riverside Raceway, and Ontario Motor Speedway before they closed a few years later, and others around California on an RD125 set up by Pat Hennen. You were my heroes who inspired me to participate in this, most exhilarating sport. I thought dragging my knees in the corners a great achievement. Today the best are skimming the tarmac with their forearms. My how times have changed! Lots of great memories.

@alanssnackbardailyrelaxati8155 Год назад

Love these podcasts. Great banter between the blokes. Made me smile and laugh. Please keep them coming.

@chrispritch Год назад

ahhh cheers Alan! appreciate the comment!!

@paulprosser4108 Год назад

Absolutely brilliant podcast. Always been a fan of Mick Grant, Type of guy you could listen to all night down the pub with a few pints, (sorry Mick I meant red wine).

@nodtripRS Год назад

Loved that. Mick Grant what a top down to earth genuine legend.

@kevinmoore7255 Год назад

Loved watching Mick at the TT on the mean green Kawasaki! Great times, many years ago! Thanks Mick

@craftycodhead1 Год назад

MG what a hero. I watched him in the 70's when I first started my biking career.

@martiniv8924 Год назад

Loved those two episodes, thanks for sharing 👌🏻😎

@user-nt9nd7xm5f Год назад

Spoke with Mick at TT14 when he was working with Norton, he had all the time in the world for fans, top man, legend ✊🏍💨

@jerichom11x Год назад

An amazing era he is from.

@stevek8891 Год назад

I met Mick at Mondello Park back in 84 when I was a mere 14 year old kid. He was very nice, gave me the time off day let me sit in his RG500 and told me it was Barry Sheene's bike the previous year! Then let me sit on his GSX1100EF road bike which he and his Wife had ridden over on. I was a fan of his before that and a bigger one after that. Top man.😁👍

@johnmarsh2078 Год назад

That was great fun Mick grant is so very dry. Remember seeing him at a vintage trials demo. Jamie Whitham was competing on a BSA Bantam and took a real tumble As MG helped him up I heard him say "Another discipline mastered then Whitham!".

@brianarnott9951 Год назад

Remember him racing at Knockhill about 1978 with his Kawasaki, brilliant guy. Aw the best Mick, absolute legend.

@mattmid7012 Год назад

Great podcast. He must have so many stories.

@Team-fabulous Год назад

A really interesting interview from one of the worlds best racers...

@chrispritch Год назад

and Mick Grant....🤣

@Team-fabulous Год назад

@@chrispritch ok, 😂😂😂😂😂😂🏁🏁🏁🏁

@flatbrokefrank6482 Год назад

An old school gent - brilliant!

@paulsmeulders-qg6ct 4 месяца назад

Great interview - I could listen to him all day Whereabouts do you ride down there? Well you ride right in the middle. Whys that? Cos it’s the furthest away from the edge!😂

@ast6537 4 месяца назад

Yorkshire man end off!!! Mick Grant =Legend 🤍💛💙👍

@johndeere1951a 7 месяцев назад

Steve mentioned 600 maybe reaching 129, but MDunlop reached 135! In 2023!!!. Perhaps for the future a top limit of 600cc should be considered. Speeds must be capped. 👍 Great interview👍👍 Cheers from New Hampshire🇺🇲✌️

@jeffatkinson690 Год назад

Top Man and a gent

@Extremegaz25 Год назад

Another great interview and funny, I'm going to have to say hello next time he's over, long live mick!

@malcolmlewis4271 Год назад

A top man and very entertaining

@jacketrussell 6 месяцев назад

Quarry Bends used to be quite tight, as Mick said; what he forgot to say was that it was also through basically a tunnel of trees - very dark.

@WEED2207 Год назад

Brilliant.

@cecilwilson5442 Год назад

As a 43years ago at the north west practice Thursday night,,up to practice and rain started no10 big Suzuki,, round the course,,no practice deemed to dangerous,,Mick Grant 😔,,still Suzuki my favourite motorcycle,, K6GSXR 1000 and a 1200s bandit,,top man,, ambassador for motorcycles ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland 13 and up in the school minibus,,£1,+teachers don't do that anymore 😮

@mikefarge3543 Год назад

One of my idols when I was growing up and watching racing I actually had a set of his Kawasaki leathers at one time

@satanaz Год назад

hell yeah!!

@hamonryechinaski180 Год назад

Top man. I'm beginning to think it has to slow down if they're doing 130mph on day 1. We're surely getting to bhp restrictions with 200mph on Selby...OR putting the 2nd gear corners back in instead of them being straightened enough to being 5th gear, the knock on effect means insane speeds with 2023 bikes

@forddriver8827 Год назад

Cannot imagine racing a RG500 at Macau.

@jerichom11x Год назад

On that generation of rubber

@hamonryechinaski180 Год назад

I thought exactly that! That bike at Macau is pure insanity