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Not woodwork but if you like fast bikes and the TT
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I have very little interest in motorsports but that had my stomach in knots watching that. Bloody brilliant!
MattS
Nordic Pine
I'm not really much of a cinema go-er and I think potentially the only film I've seen in 3D was one about the TT a good few years ago. I think it was called Closer to the Edge, and it followed the TT one year but had throughout the show on board footage shot in 3D. The experience of watching it in 3D on a big screen was unbelievable!
TrimTheKing":w01eojy1 said:
No knots here but similar interest level and have to agree it was pretty good!
Thought the commentary was going to annoy me at first but it made it. Crashed and broke 2 toes here...Crashed and broke both legs here...
Woodbloke
Sequoia
Bonkers! I've seen other clips like that from the IofM TT and it gives me the willies just to watch it - Rob
Duncan A
New Shoots
Brilliant! Thanks for posting.
Duncan
Duncan
old
New Shoots
Having ridden 1000cc superbike things happen quickly and i stopped due to my age. So i have tremendous respect for the riders ability to cope with all the varied inputs to there brain and their ability to work flatout for four laps.There fitness to haul the bike from full lean to full lean fighting against the centrifugal forces generated by the wheels at over 100mph it's all impressive and very dangerous.
Pinch
Old Oak
I've seen this before - superb!
I used to fancy the TT when I was younger.
Total respect.
I used to fancy the TT when I was younger.
Total respect.