Top Reasons that make people love motorcycles
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2016
- (Legendado em Português)
In this episode, you will see something incredible, that i never thought possible.
Definitely one of the oldest motorcyclists in the world.
But if you think his age is impressive, just wait until you see his motorcycle.
I can promise you that this video will impress, and inspiring you.
Possessing a motorcycle, is a much more profound experience, than most people can imagine.
And this video, will show you the main reasons, that make people love their motorcycles.
Enjoy.
My special thanks to Pedro Torres, for his great help with my english.
If you want to see the full video about Mr. José Duque(One of the oldest motorcyclists in the world), and also his Facebook Page click in the following links:
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Its the nearest thing to flying without leaving the ground.
The power, The acceleration, The wind blast, The feeling of freedom.
Sure, you can have all this in a open top car, but there's nothing like the feeling of being out in the open, Braking for the bends, Leaning through, then, accelerating away. Beats sitting in traffic queues.
I'm 52 now and have been riding for 33 years. Another 33 to go then....
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. I agree with everything you said. :) Cheers.
this is what i have been feeling even though being underage
.oke0
4 Wheels move the Body but 2 Wheels move the Soul.
Hans Willi said very well 👍🏻🏍love my bikes ❤️
grumpy old fart go girl love to meet you on the road but I'm in uk and France ride safe grumpy 🏍👍🏻❤️
Hans Willi wow... Great words
I'd rather be riding my motorcycle thinking about God, than sitting in church thinking about my motorcycle.
Lol. Cheers.
+RACER TV the old men is portuguese
Jeronimo Picarro
Yes it is. :)
Amen
nicely said , i suppose i am not alone with that thought .
People who don’t ride just don’t understand, simple as that. People always tell me I’ll kill myself or that I’m riding an organ doner but I don’t I care. I just love bikes so much and when I’m riding i forget about all the heart breaks, stress, and worry in my life. They truly are my passion weather it’s dirt or street. I’ve made so many good memories on bikes from working on them to riding with friends and family. If you hate motorcycles or think what I said was Cliche, go swing your leg over a bike and you will know what I’m talking about. Ride safe
I agree with everything you said. You are absolutely right. Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Jake Fejer one thing I feel myself is , I am glad not everyone rides . IT MAKES TELLING THEM MY STORIES THAT MUCH BETTER !!!😄😄😄
Jake Fejer I have every reason to not ride from losing my only brother in 2015 to a motorcycle accident and being in one myself where I fractured the c1 in my neck, had a compound femur fracture, torn achilles tendon and shattered heel.
But it was riding that helped me through losing my brother and drive I had to get back on two wheels help push me through all the physical therapy till I was able too ride again. I started riding again in late September 2017 and have already done almost 7k miles. I don't think I'd ever be able to give it up.
awdeveau sorry to hear about your brother. It’s sad when people loose someone or get into a bad crash and stop riding. Good to hear that you got back into it. Ride safe
u said it Jake. exactly brother. when ppl say "it's dangerous", it's always coming from cagers that are a big contributor to the carnage they preach about.
I heard 92 years old, I pressed like. just to respect the dude. hats off. this is how I want to get old.
Thank you for your comment. :) Cheers.
my jaw dropped when I heard his age, respect
Aamir Khan Come on man show some respect, after all the gentleman is in his 90s, he is no fucking 'dude' for sure, he is a gentleman of the first order.
nah bro, this old man's a boss!
Aamir Khan 1000% right👍👍
I had checked into my hotel. Walked outside to get my gear. Saw 2 bikes pulling in. A BMW 1600 and a Moto Guzzi 1200. Guzzi rider was in full race leathers. Very tall. I watched as he parked, got off his bike, took off his helmet. He was in his mid 80's! The other rider on the BMW was in his 50's about my age. Respect your elders!
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
My dad gave me my love of motorcycles at a very early age. I miss him so much.
He's always there riding with you 🙏
It was my elder brother for me, who taught me driving motorcycle, I miss him on almost every ride. Also, my dad gave my love of motorcycles indirectly though. I still remember the words he spoke about motorcycles. I miss him also on almost every ride. Also, there is a black and white picture of my dad sitting on a 60s motorcycle and holding me ( as a baby boy ) in his arms.
I loved two wheels since I was a kid, now nearing 70. I have a two wheel for every kind of ride, mountain bike, scooter, a 250 trail, 650 adventure, and 1200 for long adventure ride. The feeling when riding is just inexplicable.
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Today I had a very bad day, I can't express the sadness that I felt, cried in my house with no inspiration on do anything... My english is not the best, but all I want you to say is that I saw this video and start my bike and ride, with no destination, no more sadness in me right now, helped me a lot to rise the head and continue. I hope to see you next week too, thank you
Thank you my friend for sharing your feelings and thoughts. I'm glad you feel better now. I wish you the best. :) Cheers.
vf12497439 why not try to share your passion instead ? The day when you are old enough that you cant ride will necessarily be your last because you passed on your passion and you will have lots of happy memories. Ride safe and live on 👍
Ride on🤘🤘
Stay strong and ride bro
Lucas Kramer, The motorcycle is a wonderful meditation. They always cheer me up. A combination of excitement and adrenaline. Sometimes we get sad, boredom and loneliness are real enemies. Part of it has to do with feeling that we are stuck, worrying about the past and the future. The motorcycle is a verb,
It takes us to the now. right here, right now, this is what's going on.
Zoom, hooray, free and on the go.
Iron American Dream on UA-cam.
I got in to a prang a year ago and my beloved VT 750 was destroyed along with my left leg. I now have a mechanical leg and a VT 750, still working out details so I can actually drive it. Working out those details, adjusting, accessorizing , polishing, and practicing the act of getting on and off are parts of the whole experience. I had no opportunity to forswear or avoid what happened, it was a vehicular sucker punch and not just anyone can fathom what was lost to my soul. Please pray with me to get it all back.
I am very touched with your story my friend. Let me tell you, that my Father also lost his right leg in 1946 when he was only 13 years old. But he always made everything that someone with 2 legs could made. He rode bicycles, motorcycles, cars. With some changes or adaptations, everything is possible. So, don't worry. It is just a matter of time to adapt. I wish you the best my friend. Thank you my friend for sharing your story. :) Cheers.
It was 5 cast and a year and a half later before i could walk again ....that was 44 years ago ....im still riding ...i used to be a honda mechanic and had to modify the shifter of one customer who had an artificial left leg since he was 19 and at the i was modifying his new goldwing he was in his seventy's
. Dont be so down on your self . You be back on two wheels again . Just let it take its course.
im a mechanic for motorcycles and its the best job in the world ... working on these beautiful machines every day
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Very true about riding motorcycles I'm 60 years old have been riding since I wast 16 , there's nothing like the feeling of riding and with the amount of traffic now on the roads it's the last freedoms left in this World
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts. :) Cheers.
@@RACER_TV same here but been riding since I was 7.
You don't quit riding because of growing old; You grow old from quitting riding.
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Started riding in 1958 at 14yrs old on a 125cc Harley lightweight two stroke in a rigid frame. Am now 74 and ride a Harley Low Rider every chance I get. I'll ride til I die.
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
It’s good to know that one doesn’t have to stop riding due to getting on in age. I’ve always thought that riding a motorcycle keeps you young in spirit and mind. I’m 67 and started riding when I was 15 years old. I’ve got many years left to ride ahead of me.......God willing.
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective and thoughts. :) Cheers.
Riding a bike helps me in so many ways.
Got hit by a car last autumn, got a bit scared since.
This video got my mind straight again, keep riding!
Thank you my friend for sharing your story. Don't worry, it's only a matter of time to recover about that. :) Cheers.
Have been riding since the late 50s. I am 69 years old now and love riding every bit as much as the first day I rode that Sears Mustang 50 cc bike. I rode 50 cc Hondas and there 55cc and 90 cc street bikes and trail bikes. I rode 250cc Ducati and Suzuki X 6 Hustler. I had fun on the Honda 160 and 305 cc Scramblers. I had a 750 cc Honda I put over 50K miles on that bike no idea how many miles I put on the other bikes. I got back into dirt bikes when I bought a Kawasaki KX 400 around 38 years old then later a Yamaha YZ490. I had an old Harley 88 flathead Indian Larry style chopper. I put a few thousand miles. It didn’t have a speedo so don’t know how many miles I put on it. Was a fun bike. I bought a 1986 Kawasaki Concourse there first year model and put 378,000 miles on it. Sold it in 2008 and bought the 2005 model Concourse and have 54,000 miles on it. Riding motorcycles is a passion to me. I hope I can ride for many more years. I believe I must have over 500,000 mile so far. Happy riding everyone.
Very impressive. Congratulations for keeping that pasion alive. And thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
He's the worlds oldest Busa Bro!
I love this vídeo. The words are put in such a perfect way. 100% true! It's a complete connection between man and the machine. My first bike was an FZ-50 (1982), and it changes my life .35 years and 5 more motorcycles later it is like having a girlfriend that keeps you young forever...
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts. I'm glad you liked :) Cheers.
Wow, this really speaks to the true spirit of motorcycling! No matter what you ride or how you ride, it's a spiritual brotherhood. It's a shame so many riders obsess over brand and size, they're missing so much.
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. in the end, what you said is all about wisdom:) Cheers.
A car transports your Body, but a motorcycle transports your Soul. What a awesome Video.
Thank you. I'm glad you liked my friend. :) Cheers.
my friend. im buying my very first motor bike at the age of 42. i love café bike. unfortunately its not going to be a café. its going to be the 2017 Triumph Bonneville Bobber.
Congratulations then. I am sure you won't resist to change it.
I already saw some ideas on internet to convert the new Triumph Bonneville Bobber into a Cafe Racer. :) Cheers my friend.
Outstanding! I'm 56 years young and bought my first bike last spring. It has changed my life.
2 suggestions, get training and always ride within your limits no matter what you may ride
someguy good choice
Owning an older motorcycle may be a perfect example of the balance between classical and romantical thinking. As always, thank you my friend.
Well said. :) Thank you. Cheers.
2019 e este continua sendo um dos vídeos mais apaixonante deste canal.
Expressa todo amor que sentimos pelo motociclismo.❤️🛵❤️
I HOOPE TO GET AT 90 YEARS AND STILL RIDING :3
Yes, we all hope to get there. :) Cheers.
still riding 900rr at 71
You too harry.
Tears in my face.
Thank you. I'm glad you liked so much my friend. :) Cheers.
Once again, bringing something refreshing and unique to us in the motorcycling world we never see elsewhere. 91 year old man riding a motorcycle is a better advert than a skimpy non riding model imo....
Thank you very much for your insight and perspective
You're welcome my friend. :) Thank you for sharing your kind comment. Cheers.
the scooter showed in 4:50 is still there @ my house its my dad's 1st scooter its a 66Vespa, ours is a round headlight variant, it was the first throttle i turned that got me hooked into motorcycles, i didn't let him sell it is still there in healthy condition, now I own two motorcycles, do cross country rides and loads of memories in the form of videos to share, 4:50 actually brought tears into my eyes when i heard its sound its like more than 9 years i heard it, its still there in my garage dad couldn't ride it anymore because of some serious medical conditions, but i'lll keep it alive forever. i live very far from home now u got my feelings. Thanks racer TV.
You are welcome my friend. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Cheers.
My first bike was a 1969 Vespa too. I rode Vespas and Lambretta's for years until I got into motorbikes. I've always had a bike registered often 2. One bike one scooter. Right now I have my 09 Harley Davidson Fat Bob I got new and my 1970 Lambretta GP 200. Living (my) the dream !
No lie, I've managed to become the kind of person that never really has a bad day. It's a complete turnaround and it directly coincides with getting my Kawi running and on the road.
Thank you my friend for sharing your kind comment. :) Cheers.
I dont own a bike yet....but i live my dream with your videos.
narcosataniko666 same here(ToT)
My advice is to ride a bike for yourself and not for others to be impressed with you, ride safe when you do get a motorcycle 🏍
Try to find the book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". Still relevant.
narcosataniko666 ....I had an old Sporty back in the late 1960's and of course, I wrecked it and never had a chance to get another one. I miss the thrill of riding and wish I could have one, today. I used to work on them and later, I painted them. Some were the wildest paint schemes, airbrushed murals and many solids but, haven't been on one in 52 years but I still miss the ride, the independence, and sometimes being somewhere when I pull it off-road and spread out the sleeping bag for a night. I'm still quite energetic for my older years and perhaps, I'll get one in the near future. Live young, ride long!
It is like strapping into a superman cape and becoming super -human especially with a powerful bike as you feel at one with the bike. Unlike a car there is no road noise or transverse bumping just a good exhaust note and cornering is like dancing. WONDERFUL!
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
I am 51 love motorcycles riding close to 44 years now. Can't imagine life with out it.😊
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective and thoughts. :) Cheers.
Poetry is what I call this video. A word finally defines what I feel when driving a motorcycle on the road: meditation. That state of mind of profound encounter with oneself. Feel like floats in a sea of deep thoughts and sensations, while the body is in a state of strength and happiness, as the birds will feel their body while cuts through the dense air, that our lives of featherless biped creatures never fully be accomplished but in a precious moments, as is lived by paratroopers before opening his parachute fabric. Driving a motorcycle is as close to flying for long periods of time, not just down controllably as is done in a parachute, but break through the hot air of a Mexican desert or cold air in a coniferous forest before the rain. Friends and family cannot understand how after six fractures in my body, I want to go back to riding motorcycles. I remember that day, when regaining consciousness after de crash, the first thing I ask was: What about my bike? My bike and I have gone through a period of rehabilitation, both are coming out, I a little earlier. Is not my first bike and surely will not the latest, but will definitely be a bike that I'll have for the rest of my life.
Thank you my friend for your thoughts. Curiously, when i was working on this video, i also thought that it would be useful to you. Maybe with some inspiration to not giving up of riding motorcycles. :) Saludos.
Today, my doctor after seeing my x-ray plates, told me that the in most serious fracture I have a 60 percent recovery. I wrote my usual weekly collaboration before going to the hospital and write this back in my home. I'm officially on medical leave for another month, he told me that I have to follow my physical therapy sessions “by the book” and last but not least, yesterday we weld definitely some of the mayor changes in the perimetral frame of my motorcycle to fit the project. The point of no return. Jose Duque is an inspirational figure for all. I can only add my respect and admiration for him. Is for me a “Cuauhtli” or an eagle warrior in the old Aztec tradition and remember that eagles were soldiers and symbols of the Sun. Saludos
Alejandro Monzon
Well my friend, all i can say is thank you, and i wish you the best recovery possible, and which will allow you to ride a motorcycle with 91 years old just as Mr Duque. :) Saludos.
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Emocionante! Não importa o tamanho ou a cilindrada, o prazer é o mesmo. Sr. Duque é uma inspiração, parabéns à ele, vi que estamos no caminho certo para a longevidade. Mais um excelente vídeo do canal!
Muito obrigado amigo pelas simpáticas palavras. :) Um abraço
I'm 71 and I still ride my motor cycle, unless you have ridden one, you will never know why others love it so much, the thrill you feel you can't explain.
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective. I think you are among the oldest
motorcyclists leaving a testimonial on this comments section. Thank you
for that. :) Cheers.
Thankyou again Racer TV for reminding me to keep riding, I'm 46 and getting younger with each ride, care, and polish.
You are welcome my friend. My pleasure. Cheers.
Everyone at my new job was telling me I should just get a car... I bought a new bike instead.
JR&R just like me. "Oh you must need to buy a new car." A few days later I bought a new bike. I always love riding bikes instead riding cars.
JR&R nice
Parents telling me that i should buy myself a car, like everybody else... Guess whos been saving for a motorcycle, parents gona be proud
Yep this happened to me all the time but I refused to listen and buy myself a bike :D
As long as I'm above ground and riding a motorcycle I'm living. If I ever get to the point where I can't ride, .. I might as well be dead because I'll be merely surviving.
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
I started riding bikes at 9, started proper road racing at 19, quit racing at 49. When your skimming walls, telegraph poles and hedges at 150 mph+ your so close to death but at the time iv never felt more alive. Motorcycles purge the sole, lift the spirit and the most important thing is.....they make us smile. Are we weird just because we fall in love and talk to these animated mechanical objects!? I hope so, wouldn't it just be so boring to be normal.What a lovely video....
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts, and for your support. :) Cheers.
This is a feeling that no amount of words can describe, bikes just have such an allure and a feeling all of their own, I'm 29 now and I can't work out for the life of me why it has taken until this year to get my licence but I can't put into words the sheer pleasure of just riding along at 30mph looking around at the world but when you want to press on they give you such a rush that is simply impossible in a car, being part of something, being connected to the bike it's incredible. Just like mentioned in this video the maintenance isn't a choir, it's all part of being more involved with a bike than you can ever be with a car. Thank you for this beautiful video :)
Thank you my friend for sharing your kind prespective. :) Cheers.
Excellent! At 65 this year I’m still as thrilled by my present machine ( Guzzi Griso ) as my first ( Yamaha as1 100cc twin:) it doesn’t age it becomes classic !
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Peter Earl my first bike was a yamaha 100 twin aslo 😎
Griso's are wonderful bikes!
90 years and riding?? waaoo... I hope I can do the same... And one of your best Videos.... Ride my bike make me feel free... no problems and just me the motorcycle and the road... One day I'm goin to travel america... and the Europe...
Thank you my friend for your kind comment. I'm glad you liked. :) Cheers.
Yes.. I don't like to make bad comment... You now im looking a Bike to make my proyect... I found a Yamaha XS650 1981...maybe one day I send you a Foto before and after the proyect.. Because your videos give me a lot of interesting ideas... 💪
Amigo..fiquei emocionado ao ver o senhor de 91 anos, tão feliz por pilotar a sua moto..Com certeza é um dos combustíveis da vida dele..lindo e emocionante o vídeo!! Abraço
Muito obrigado amigo pelas simpáticas palavras. :) Um abraço.
It is to me Nirvana on two wheels! I have ridden since I was 18 from 1979 and it has been part of my life all that time. Coming out on a warm sunny morning really early, the roads are quiet. Ten minutes on the road winding down country lanes. I gently breathe in the sweet fresh air from the rain hours earlier, I feel so relaxed it's euphoric! My baby seems to know where she wants to go. Riding is the one time in my day when my senses feel optimally heightened and when I feel completely alive! I will never stop until the day I die.
thank you for another awesome video your hard work is greatly appreciated something only Riders understand four wheels move the body two wheels move the soul.
Indeed. :) Thanks for your comment. Cheers.
>be 91 years old
>still sets helmet on seat
Quality helmets cost too much to do that!
What happens if he do that?
@Rick Simpson lol this is fun right now, i really own a motorcycle now and yeah i can imagine what happens 😂
the hayabusa seat is wide so its ok
Riding my Harley gives me about the only true joy in life especially in really bad weather where my bikes the only one on the road and all the drivers are looking at me.Its a feeling inside like a spiritual experience
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Best explanation of why I have loved motorcycles since I was a teenager and bought my first motorcycle before I had a car (now 66 and still riding). Brought a tear to my eye. Great job.
Thank you my friend for your kind comment. :) Cheers.
Thank you for making RacerTv. And as always I'm waiting unpatient to see you next week.
You're welcome my friend. Thank you for your support. :) Cheers.
Beautifully made. Often, it´s difficult to put into words, internal feelings. You did a great job in describing how one feels riding a motorcycle, any type of motorcycle, fast or slow, large or small, classic or new. Escape, freedom, peace.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts. I'm glad by reading your feedback about this video. Thanks. :) Cheers.
BRAVO! I had a Stroke almost five years ago and I had dreamt of riding for since. I have owned motorcycles since my dad gave me a 185cc Suzuki for my 15th birthday. Dirt bikes, street bikes, minibikes. Been in dirt bike clubs and rode many miles on cross country rides with and friends. I will have another bike,(small), as soon as I can afford one.
this post helps me a lot, thank you.
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad this video was helpful to you. :) Good luck. Cheers.
I’ve been riding for almost 50 years and I can remember all the bikes I ever owned. I have 6 bikes now and going to get a new Africa Twin this year for a trip from Colorado to Deadhorse Alaska. My sons all have bikes too. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Wow, this video touches all the emotions of owning a motorcycle. Thanks for sharing. See you next post
:) I'm glad you liked so much. Cheers.
Dear Vitor,
Racer TV has been the spark that lit up a flame, that will most likely last until the day I depart from this world.
Will be always grateful to you …
Your friend,
Federico
Thank you my friend for your kind comment. I am very glad to know that i am contributing for the happiness of others. :) You are welcome my friend. My pleasure. Saludos.
Hey man, we've got to have the same name kkkkkkk (my Life name is Frederico Raylander), where d'you live?
i am from Argentina. what about you? where form ? cheers, F
Federico Ferrari I'm from Brazil, :P thanks for replying. Nice to meet you
Olá Fred, eu tinha quase certeza que você era do Brasil por ter me chamado Frederico. Na Argentina nos não temos a R após da F, mais também se o que “Feder” significa em Português. Você se preguntará como um argentino escrive perto do correto em português? Es que eu morei no Brasil e tinha um chefe muito bom que proibiu toda a turma de me falar numa língua distinta da sua. Isso me fez apreender além de nunca ter tirado aulas.
Grande abraço,
Federico
CycleTherapy is what I call it. After surviving Cancer, and enduring the depression that comes after, riding my 1985 Honda in the countryside is always a great cure. My wife doesn't get, but I don't care. Riding and praying to God, are the best ways I cope with life's ills.
Thank you my friend for sharing your Kind perspective. :) Cheers.
Riding a motorcycle gives me freedom...makes me feel like flying...i am happy and smiling when I am riding...i am a biker for life ❤❤❤
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Sessão nostalgia. Me fez lembrar da minha primeira moto RD135. Eu tirava o cachimbo da vela para não ser roubada, mas a chave na verdade era um canivete na ignição. Espero ser como o Sr.José com uma Hayabusa. E como sempre: Até semana que vem.
Loool. Essa do canivete na ignição tambem me traz algumas recordações numa yamaha RZ 50. Parece que os canhões de ignição das Yamaha nunca foram muito bons em termos de resistência. :) Obrigado amigo Fernando pelo comentário. Um abraço.
Wasn't satisfied watching once so i saw it twice
Wish i could have given another thumbs up!
Loool. I'm glad you liked so much. Thank you for sharing your kind comment. Cheers.
Tu mensaje llegó en el momento indicado. Hace meses tuve un accidente y estaba considerando vender mi moto..... simplemente GRACIAS!
Me alegro de que este video te ha ayudado.
Nunca deje de conducir una motocicleta sólo a causa de una mala suerte. :) Saludos.
i bought a 200cc joke of a bike last summer. i fell in love. 2 wheels feels like, well, home. nothing else can bring me the feeling my bike does. even tho i can barely touch 80 mph, i feel as free as a bird in the sky. it is a feeling i cannot explain. its ALMOST spiritual. i have a very very real appreciation for riding and a deep respect for my fellow rider, solely for choosing this 2 wheeled life, despite all the risk, despite the money, despite family members saying it may not be a good idea. i have many years and many bikes to experience as i am only beginning my journey. i look forward to them as i learn. enjoy the ride folks, and never look back.
Its about freedom. The rush.
Como eu o entendo, amigo! Mais um vídeo espetacular, pelas imagens e principalmente pelas suas palavras. Ao Sr. Duque os meus parabéns pela idade e por ainda ter saúde para conduzir uma mota desse calibre. Quem me dera lá chegar!Abraço.
Muito obrigado amigo pelas simpáticas palavras. :) Um abraço.
I am 73.5 years old and riding. Still seeking the 'best roads'...
Thank you Sir for sharing your perspective. I think you are the oldest motorcyclist leaving a testimonial on this comments section. Thank you for that. :) Cheers.
Having returned to riding after 40 years away this video really touched me. When riding I feel like I am looking through my eyes when I was in my 20's. Not in the same physical shape but you don't need to be for city and highway riding. My balance and coordination as good as if I never left the saddle. Eyesight and reflexes I doubt are as good but wisdom I hope fills the gap. My first bike for a short time was a 441 BSA Victor. Thought for years of a replacement. I came upon the Royal Enfield Bullet 500 Classic- perfect for me to start again. Brings a smile to my face when I walk into the garage and realize a part of me I put on hold for 4 decades is back. Will likely need a bigger bike for highway travel. Speed limits once out of town are very high, 75 mph and town is very small. Distance between towns very long in Wyoming. Thanks, you do a good job with your videos and you voice is a welcome relief from the videos that have people riding like mad men.
:) Thank you Sir for sharing your testimony and experience. :) I appreciate your support. :) Cheers.
Mais um lindo video deste canal que é um show! Abs e sucesso.
Obrigado pela simpatia. :) Tudo de bom.
It’s the time in your life when you know your alive
Indeed. :)
True, I lost my child two years ago, but I kept riding my bike it help me to carry on. They say bikes are dangerous but they can save lives too.
Thank you my friend for sharing your Thoughts and feelings. Be strong. I wish you the best in life.. :) Cheers.
One reason is the pure rush of Joy you get by Riding a BIke
Indeed it is. :) Thank you my friend for your thoughts. Cheers.
this is therapeutic, subed :)
Thank you my friend for your support. :) Cheers.
I relate myself to each moment of this awesome video. I wish to take along (ride along ☺) my royal enfield 350 battle green till my last breath.
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
I just got a Valkyrie 6 cylinder. It's a flat 6 Honda motorcycle that's over 100hp.
But my old small Yamaha route 66 250 vtwin with only 17ci does things in my heart that the Valkyrie will never do.
I love the smaller and Simpler bikes. You feel everything. From the engine sparking to life, to the bumps in the road, to the vibrations all over your body.
And I believe it should be that way.
My Yamaha will always be my first bike. And it will be the last bike I ever ride as well.
Thank you my friend for sharing your perspective. :) Cheers.
Every word in this video is like honey to my tounge ,music to my ears and beauty to my eyes. Long live honda and harley
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Man, this makes me really want to get my GL1200 built
JUST. DO. IT!!
Ellis' oddities Will do! Gonna hopefully pick up my new forks and front wheel soon.
simplesmente maravilhoso! seus videos sao lindos!! Tem uma coisa que você esqueceu de mencionar que sao as amizades que criamos por andar de moto, no mundo das motocicletas é impressionante como todos viram amigos!
Obrigado pela simpatia. Sim sem duvida, mas neste video queria focar-me mais na relação entre o motociclista e a sua moto. Acho que essa parte da amizade daria um bom assunto para um futuro video. :) Um abraço.
As you said, riding a motorcycle is not something we have to do and by definition, a car is much more comfortable. But in a car we "sit" and in a motorcycle we "ride". So from this perspective, the motorcycle is always challenging who we are.
Thank you my friend for sharing your prespective. I'm glad you agree. :) Um abraço.
your narration in the video is the reason I keep coming back to watch your channel.Just fabulous voice of yours.
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Parabéns pelo vídeo, eu não gostava de motas ate à bem pouco tempo e quando começei a tirar a carta e a ter aulas praticas é que percebi o porque de a malta gostar tanto e é uma envolvência totalmente diferente de tudo
Obrigado amigo. Fico contente que tenha gostado. Boas Curvas. :) Um abraço.
RACER TV Muito obrigado from a motorcyclist in England, e um amigo de Portugal.
and that is a sportbike. he doesnt care about sitting position. as long as he is enjoying himself. that is what counts
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Perfectly summarises the feeling of freedom and ability to express yourself through your riding style. Even on the worst days in wind and rain getting somewhere gives you a big grin and the sense of I did it. On the days that are perfect, you never forget them. Awesome footage!
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91 and still riding. Keep riding my friend, keep riding.
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He is awesome! Ride!Ride!Ride! Mr T!
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Legal! Vc é português! =)
Essa voz é de algum sintetizador? Sotaque britânico forte...
Aquele Sr. da Hayabusa é parente teu?
Eu gosto bastante dos teus vídeos.
Parabéns, sucesso!
Abraços
Sim amigo, sou Português. E sim, a voz é criada por um software proprio para o efeito. Não, ainda não tive o prazer de conhecer o Sr da Hayabusa. tive apenas a sorte de poder usar parte da gravação que me foi gentilmente cedida pelo Filho dele. Obrigado pelo apoio. Um abraço.
I am 61 years old and have been riding since before my 5th birthday, my wife is 9 years my junior and been riding since age 6. Moved to New Zealand so I could ride year round ( we are from Canada ) I can whole heartedly agree that riding is more an exercise of mind and spirit than any other thing that I have done for pleasure. I ride to add joy to each and every day. Back in Canada now after 18 years and live retired on HWY 6 in BC the season is 1/2 as long but the rides are twice as good
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I think almost every motorcyclist will do a journey into his feelings with this video. Amazing work. Keep moving, you're the best.
Thank you my friend. I'm glad you liked this one too. Um abraço.
Who watched this video till the end and went on for a ride the next moment....
Lol. Curiously, i receive similar commands like yours very frequently. :) Cheers.
I wish I could, but that New England winter. Just bought my second bike Ninja 650 KRT and im really getting the riding fever.
I like this video
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I’ve loved motorcycles since I was 3. I’m 45 now. Seeing this older gent riding is awesome. I hope I can still do that if I make it that long.
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Thank you Racer TV (Got my 1st bike in 1980, a 50cc on my 16th birthday. Now, currently 2day their's 2 in the garage) you couldn't av put it any better. Brilliant, big 👍 from me... ;-)
You are welcome my friend. My pleasure. Cheers.
for many "bikers" ride on small 70cc bike is uncool and suks they do not understand main reason
In a certain way they are right. It sucks when all our friends have much powerful motorcycles. But when we ride all together with small bikes, that's where the real fun is. Unfortunatly, only a few Bikers know this. :) Cheers.
Iron American Dream on UA-cam
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You have articulated the essence of riding motorcycles and flying planes.
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I’ve just let a small tear run down my cheek. Thanks for sharing this film with us. Recalling feelings like, just waiting at the red light, feeling the calm vibration from my old Guzzi, the light twitch to the right when turning the throttle, the smell of the warm engine and from the leather of my jacket ........ This helps me to bridge the Swiss winter.
A big fan
You are welcome my friend. My pleasure. I'm glad you liked.Thank you for sharing your perspective. :) By the way, try to search on youtube for one of my videos named as "Cafe Racer (Why motorcycles make people feel free?)". I am sure you will love it. :) Cheers.
cafe racer the best. ☆☆☆☆☆
Nah 2stroke gp bikes are the best by far
I am 17 and sitting at home.My life sucks :((((((((.
Don't worry, At least you already found why riding a motorcycle is so good. :) Cheers.
RACER TV yeah may start someday.Peace :))).
I got my first bike at 17 a Vespa 150 Super. Now I'm 51 and have been riding ever since. I hope you get your bike mate
my first lambretta ld 150 lol first real bike norton dommie 99
You have so mutch right...I m 52 years old ,owned more than 30 bikes ,raced for 12 years and I don t even know how many bikes I have ride.BUT I remember like τοδαυ my first ride ,I was 15 and I discovered in our warehouse that old Europino.I still can smell it
Thank you
Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts. Only someone who had a motorcycle, can fully understand that kind of details. :) Cheers.
this is one of your best videos!! I love it. I watch your videos every Friday morning and it is something I look forward. thanks
Thank my friend for you very kind words. I'm glad you liked so much. :) Cheers.
This is by far the best, most wonderful Racer TV episode I have seen. Well done!!!
Thank you so much my friend for your kind words. I'm glad you liked so much. :) Cheers.
There is difficulty in my relationships with close people.it made me so lonely. I meditate. That helps a lot. but sometime I ride my MC, in low speed,in lonely roads after sunset, alone. And there is a different feeling. Like " this beautiful world is not gonna end and a new day is coming tomorrow. I can make things good. God will help me"
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I ride to work .. its 9 miles , I do it on YBR125 , its such a chill out , I arrive at work with a smile on my face even if its snowing :-)
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Of all your films/videos this is one of my favourites . It really does convey the essence of riding a bike. Sometimes trying to explain it to non bikers is almost like explaining the punch line of a joke...If it needs explaining you don't get it. Every now and then I'll watch this and just think YEAH, spot on. Keep up the excellent work, and cheers.
Thank you my friend for all your kind words. I appreciate your support. :) But i think i have a better video to explain what you said. Try to search on youtube for "Cafe Racer (Why motorcycles make people feel free?)". :) Cheers.