Thanks for Asking: Crashes, highsides, tuition, factory racers, Harada, geriatric testers, TT racing

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• BM

  @BMWSJR · 3 years ago

  Michael 1 to 1 day at Snetterton was brilliant. He made a massive difference to my entire approach to track riding. I went 7 secs faster and a mate of mine in the same garage also went faster just listening to Michael. Lovely geezer and great technical analysis. Highly recommended.

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• DA

  @daisytheduke · 3 years ago

  Light bulb moment for me with you comments about keeping the revs up in corners, that makes so much sense

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• KO

  @KosmicKitchen · 3 years ago

  You come across as someone who genuinely loves his path (motorcycles) is good at it and knows the limits. I really like your videos.

• OL

  @oliw3664 · 3 years ago

  Not a question, but I love hearing your memories in these videos. Cheers!

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• RO

  @rogerkay8603 · 3 years ago

  Batley - home of Fox's Biscuits and Padgetts Yamaha! Respect to Clive, top bloke.

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• TO

  @tonygraham2684 · 3 years ago

  Very interesting stories Neevsey 👍<br>Love the collection of lids behind you &nbsp;..

• CH

  @ChasingTenths · 3 years ago

  was really looking forward to this, thank you

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• BR

  @brianeaston3748 · 3 years ago

  Great listening too you talking about your parade lap at the TT,wow,that must have been amazing too ride with those legends, money can&apos;t buy that,could listen to you chatting about your experiences all night👍

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• BA

  @Backyard_Racing · 3 years ago

  Almost 10k subs Neevesy you’re almost there!!

• SP

  @sp00ky1969 · 3 years ago

  I’m surprised at the average age of a MCN reader. 😳 I started reading MCN maybe 35 years ago - I wonder what the average reader age was back then. Another cracking video. Thanks for taking the time to do these. 👍

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• MA

  @Maxlalala1986 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for all the different content that keeps people continually interested in all things motorbikes. As a young sports-bike rider (37 years young) I often wish I could be the age I am now back in the sports bike “Hay Days”… late 90’s, early 00’s. Is there a part of you that wishes manufacturers would stop complicating the hell out of motorbikes, and just get back to making them the way they use to? So many channels out there dedicated to exploring the history of these great machines. Aren’t the manufacturers at all interested in exploring that clear hunger for the roar, desirable, pleasurable, not to mention affordable bikes that seem so distance from a new bike buyers market? Apologies for the rant!

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  @nozzer6686 · 3 years ago

  Hi, you need to write a book for your pension fund, as you are full of great stories and always make me smile &amp; even chuckle, thanks for the very enjoyable vids.

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