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These fellas are suicidal. Guy Martin just dodged the reaper not long back
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10301785
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10301785
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Milky Quayle's crash was one no one thought he'd survive ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JT753mhk0g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JT753mhk0g
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These fellas are suicidal. Guy Martin just dodged the reaper not long back
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10301785
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10301785
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Did you see his series on TV when he customised that house boat?
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
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Did you see his series on TV when he customised that house boat?
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
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Did you see his series on TV when he customised that house boat?
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
I think you have to be an oddball to want to drive at those speeds on public roads, nothing but awe and respect for them but it's not till you see them going through a village, over a crest, landing on a wobbling back wheel doing 180+ that you truly appreciate the skill and commitment in what they do. The twitch when they land makes the S2000 look like a granny safe shopping car.
Feck and that spring to mind, great fun to watch and some of the helmet camera shots are breathtaking but then so is somersaulting through the air at warp speed and even more breathtaking when you stop suddenly and make yourself part of whatever you slam into.
Guy Martin is a absolute legend already, the legendary status can only continue with age and especially when he gets that win...I am hoping that will be soon now he is with Relentless Suzuki, big money!
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