New Zealand Girl Reacts to AMA SUPERBIKE COMPILATION

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[@BigHueJanus]

I concur: Isle of man TT races are insane. As a novice racer when I was young racing in WERA, even at our level those suites are no joke and are marvels of science as far as knowing how to save limbs and lives. I raced the Honda 929rr when it was new and Isle of man TT races are insane to me even back then.

[@colt45lmer]

Yes defiantly watch the TT it is truly insane. they even have medical staff that ride the same bikes as the competitors because they can get there faster than the helicopters and its difficult to land them most places on the course. the medical staff will do 200mph to respond to the crashes..... The whole thing is wonderfully insane

[@WiredSolaris]

Have had my share. Some I do not even remember. To me, my gear is key. I do not go cheap on it. Almost spend more on my gear than my bike. Like a thousand on the leathers and 700 on the helmet. Then the boots and gloves, back protector etc... For me, the helmet was was savior. I won't skimp on it ever. Saved me.

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[@zekebenson6366]

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[@mandalore41]

The leathers really do give great protection, especially against slides or "Lowsides" as we call them. "High sides" or crashes where you go airborne or over the handle bars are where you are in serious danger of getting injured.

[@OddBallPerformance]

Thankfully there has been a lot of advance in passive and active protection in the suits to help against impact injury. The latest armor padding and airbag systems have made a massive reduction in trauma caused by impacts.

[@mhlevy]

The motorcycle equivalent of Formula I auto racing is MotoGP, where the bikes are custom designed from the ground up, and typically weigh less than 275 pounds (with fuel,) but have well over 200 HP. The design of the bikes and tires allow the bike to be leaned over at angles less than 45 degrees from horizontal, and the riders often lean so far off the motorcycles (to move the center of gravity to the inside of the turn,) they often drag their elbows, and occasionally hit their shoulders on the pavement. AMA Superbike racing is the highest level of racing in the US, and some of the best Superbike riders eventually make their way to MotoGP.

[@12thhousepiscessun71]

Hey Courtney, react to the “Isle of Man TT”

[@VompoVompatti]

but don't look at crashes if you don't wish to show serious injuries and deaths on your channel. There are plenty of RR videos out there that are great to watch and don't show deadly crashes.

[@tommyarnold890]

When I first started riding motorcycles, I watched my first full race. I was hooked. It's the only type of racing I will watch. I also learned a lot about control just from watching the racers.

[@mazda64life]

Please react to the Isle of Man "Greatest show on Earth" video and the Isle of Man crashes. Its the fastest motorcycle race on the planet and they race around an island. Now THOSE guys are brave.

[@michaelbarnes4296]

Courtney, you have got to see Isle of Man speed reactions. Scary fast !

[@dlpannebakker]

Doug Polin, rider #23 for Fast by Ferrachi Ducati was racing in North Carolina when a bay bale was kick up in front of him, he went straight through the hay bale & won the race.

[@hudsonhollow]

My worst was at Barber Motorsports park in 2002. About 110-115MPH. Tucked the front end avoiding a lapper and away we went!! Broke my right shoulder and a rib when I hit the pavement and then the bike broke a bone in my left hand bouncing around in the grass. My gear kept my skin intact with no abrasions. My helmet saved my life.

[@mjmaule]

You need to react to Isle of man TT races

[@BLUEYENKO]

Mark Maule I don’t think she’s ready for that 😂

[@vpreggie]

Don’t tell her how many riders have died there.

[@BLUEYENKO]

She could watch this one, with no crashes, before she decides if she wants to see crashes at those speeds. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4O6oWyoncuGlZI

[@Vadershake]

This 100%...

[@lendonjennings6472]

Yeah they`er cray cray for sure!

[@bobstewart8032]

Look into Evel Knievel videos from the 60s and 70s. He was an American daredevil motorcycle rider who jumped over things from buses, cars, fountains, and attempted to jump across a canyon. He survived his career but had several bad crashes. It is said he broke nearly every bone in his body at some point. He passed away a few years ago.

[@davidgiang4645]

React to David Ayres! Just happened last night, a 42 yr old Zamboni driver was the emergency goaltender for the canes last night, it’s blowing up the hockey world atm

[@aatikorujux-xicay205]

He also had a kidney transplant. As someone that has also had a kidne transplant, I had to find doctors that would sign my waivers allowing me to play. You're not supposed to play after a kidney transplant, if you get hit too hard, you can bleed internally and die (Yes even with goalie pads).

[@fredthompson4568]

NHRA DRAG RACEING this Spring ...Funny Car & Dragster speed placement. Call " A Heat".

[@stevenleslie8557]

The amount of body armour these racers wear is amazing. I've seen inflatable racing suits out there as well, that function as an airbag. Also, these guys are pros and know how to fall/slide to avoid injury. They are actually far safer than most motorcyclists on the road today.

[@gsxrmonsters]

I love watching this style of racing, i really do feel for the guys that take that crash!! Much love and respect to your videos!! 🙏

[@cap232jg]

Courtney, AMA is nothing ! Look up "The Isle of Man TT" . This is speed and crazy crashes, they say at least 1 person dies here every year.Obviously the fatal crashes wont be on youtube. But check it out !

[@davidkibler5456]

You could not pay me enough to race motorcycles. That said, definitely react to the Isle of Man races and crashes. Another excellent video, Courtney.

[@toomasargel8503]

They have special suits with metal plates and kevlar protections + sepecial gloves and Kevlar helmets

[@terencecarroll1812]

The feeling you get on a bike is awesome- freedom, fun, speed 😀 give it a go you'll love it

[@ltgaming7704]

React to tt Isle of Man

[@big_petebear8535]

That's what I was going to say. Isle of Man is insane!

[@hotmail305]

ISLE OF MAN TT PLEASE:)

[@hotmail305]

Nice!! Im a biker and I rarely see women react to Motorcycle racing!! enjoy!!

[@alexcurtis9939]

They protect pretty well, even with them my buddy got his insides blown out from a top side crash, we have air bags inside of our suits also.

[@xerodelacroix5552]

Superbike and Top Fuel Dragsters are probably the most dangerous motorsports. You see why with bikes. Top fuel drag cars like to occasionally detonate/plow directly into a wall/literally take off from the ground. Everything thinks F1 drivers are insane, at least in F1 you have a cage.

[@lyleguydelkon9940]

What you should watch are the motorcycles that race on frozen lakes. I think the have 1 or 2 inch spikes on tires. Don't worry they are cover with wheel cages.

[@sh60guy25]

Miguel DuHamel is one of my all time favorite racers. I saw him win at Daytona with the broken leg!

[@vagabond142]

To soothe your nerves, it is actually extremely rare these days for a motorcycle rider to get seriously injured. A lot of crashes are what are called "lowsides," where you're leaning into a corner and the front end slides out, putting you down on the ground. The protective clothing is made of extremely tough leather, usually multi-layered cowhide reinforced with kevlar. They also wear hard and soft armor under the suits, including spine protectors, chest plates, shoulder, elbow and forearm armor, hip and knee armor, and have special hard "pucks" on the outside of their knees to slide on. The more dangerous crash is a "highside," where the back wheel slips out during cornering, gets the bike completely sideways, and then grips suddenly and hard, and catapults the rider off. The injuries in a highside don't actually come from the speed or the slide, but from the fall from height, because you can get catapulted up to 15-20 feet into the air if it's a really fast corner. That's the purpose of all the hard and soft armor, is to distribute the force of impact through deflection and destruction and dissipate it before it reaches the body. The final type of crash, and the one that is the most lethal, is a sudden deceleration crash, aka an impact crash, aka "hitting a brick wall." Thankfully most circuits have generous runoff areas and gravel traps to slow the rider and/or bike down. But, go to the Ulster Grand Prix road race, the Macau Grand Prix, or the Isle of Man TT, and you see these guys riding within inches of brick walls, and yes, people do die. But, and this takes a rider's perspective and may not sound entirely sane, they die happy. They die pushing the limits, feeling the buzz of being on the razor's edge, of being a whisper's moment away from death. You said in the video at 4:14 that "you'd have to love it." I can confirm, we do.

[@stevel6939]

Courtney, I used to race AMA and also in Asia. Yeah crashinh sucks. I broke 33 bones in my race career. But would do it again. Cant even explain the total rush of racing superbikes. It's just awesome. :-)

[@hardrockuniversity7283]

You might check out the Isle of Man TT race.

[@kevinwallis2194]

Ive gone down while riding a harley, but only had jeans and tee shirt. Even slow crashes hurt.

[@christopherfreude6775]

Courtney: I try not to curse on my channel. Also Courtney: You'd have to fuckin' love it. LMAO

[@anthonyscott3847]

I rode bulls in a small rodeo circuit. You will be interested in some PBR bull riding crashes.

[@vakama9053]

I'll second that recommendation. One of the PBR best crashes videos would be great, or one of ones on the best saves from the bullfighters.

[@arthurorta7468]

I’m sure someone has already commented ...... we wear heavy leather suits that used 1.3mm thick leather . Also it has CE approved armor in the back, elbows , arms and hips. Also the boots have inner supports to keep your ankles protected . Also there are stand alone back protectors and air bag systems now. It’s a risk every time we go onto the track. But it’s a love and a passion that cannot be explained.

[@dimetime35c]

Shout out to the kangaroos that give us the leather for the suits. Kangaroo leather is extremely strong and tear resistant.

[@adamwhite767]

These crashes are rough but you should watch the Isle of Man TT races, those are crashes are CRAZY, 37 mile long track on country roads, through towns reaching speeds around 200 MPH.

[@matt88876]

I was a cornerworker for the AMA when it came to Loudon New Hampshire. I was a cornerworker for the LRRS in N.H

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

moto GP is quite popular in Japan, you should try to check a race live out there.

[@JHB1984]

Bsb (british superbikes) and/or iom tt (isle of man tourist trophy) compilations are the best

[@greggwilliamson]

You should check out the ice racers. Motorcyclists that actually race on an oval of solid ice. Steel spikes in the wheels. Those wrecks can be serious.

[@clane4485]

Isle of Man TT. It gives real meaning to what it's like when a person is willing to push himself and his machine as close to the edge of death as possible.

[@ryanwilliams3576]

Monster energy supercross crashes is a good one

[@surgtech1503]

Also check out the Sophia Floersch crash. 17-year-old German race driver, how she survived is beyond me. She's back racing too.

[@Dsandelin44]

I did motorcycle racing in Germany. Those riders risk everything

[@Loki1815]

These guys are nuts, first thing on a Sunday morning and they are queuing for the physio just so that they can walk properly!

[@heartsmarksman9579]

In case you didn’t know. Most of these riders don’t get hurt because of their leathers. Like you said early in the video, the suit allows them to slide with very little or no injuries at all. However if they go airborne and tumble, then that could cause some serious injury and that’s extremely dangerous. There’s a saying in the Motorsport community “dress for the slide, not the ride” I’m absolutely astounded whenever I see a rider on the road wearing a t-shirt and blue jeans😂 anyways just to clarify I’m not a biker myself so I don’t know to much, just thought I would give you the little information I do know👍😎

[@alexsaunders352]

I agree with many others this is tame compared to the Isle Of Man TT Races. at over 200mph and on the streets, its in a class of its own , and anyone who does not know of these races need to check it out.

[@kinggatt5219]

You should drift compilations!! You’ll love it !

[@shyryTsr2k]

When you've fallen off a bicycle goin downhill as many times as I have, these just feel like a slight bop on the head or pressure on the sides.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I've been riding a long time (I'm 50) and there are no small bike accidents. I've had two. Once run off the road by high school kids who changed lanes into me and once with a big dog that ran out between cars while I was going 45mph. All you see for the first few seconds? Sky, pavement, sky, pavement. Haha. Lots of fun. Lots of road rash (I'm in Florida - too hot for leathers 90% of the year). Plenty of broken bones. Still riding. I guess "crazy" is in the blood. ;-)

[@CourtneyCoulston]

ohhhh my goodness. Yes CRAZY!! haha. But I can definitely understand your passion for it. It looks like a lot of fun but I'm not brave enough to race like that. Maybe just the kiddy version of this with no one else on the track hahaha.

[@davidneel8327]

Under their uniforms, called leathers, they have a segmented like body armor to protect the spine.

[@bobstewart8032]

The suits are leather which is supposed to protect the skin. There is some padding too but when you are going that fast it can definitely hurt or worse.

[@stevenrowleyphotography9340]

Superbike saves is good. Close crashes but they don’t. Luv your vids. 😁👍🇺🇸

[@chickenstripsnbbqsauce659]

Hope this helps but tyes theire suites help mitigate the damage when they are sliding, but they still are getting hurt when they flip around and ragdoll. You learn early how to fall and go limp to prevent more damage , but you cant stop it all

[@halla9538]

Plenty people telling you to watch TT (Tourist Trophy), i agree. I also think you might wanna look at SST (Stadium Super Trucks).

[@backcountryme]

My cousin Danny Eslick was in some of those videos. He is a 4 time Daytona 200 winner and 4 time AMA champion. That is a rough sport.

[@Echo4Sierra4160]

The suits provide multiple layers of leather for slides and hard armor on the major impact points

[@rogerleckington3908]

AMERICAN flat track is the oldest American Motorsport and the First extreme motor sport . Another guy to check out associated with flat track is King Kenny Roberts. He moved from dirt tracks to pavement and beet everyone .

[@vincentlussier8264]

This happens every race pretty much! The worst though is the TT on the Isle of Man

[@bryanmoubray1239]

lol notice crash barriers are really far away and they do ride on the very edge of friction.

[@vagabond142]

Regarding their protection: All motorcycle racing classes and groups, if they want any serious traction, abide by the FIM (Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme) safety guidelines. These guidelines REQUIRE helmets that are tested way way WAY beyond what could reasonably happen to a rider's head in terms of penetration and impact. They also REQUIRE full-body one-piece race suits made out race-grade leather (usually kangaroo or cow hide) at a prescribed thickness across parts of the suit. The suit also must have armor in the shins, knees, hips, forearms, elbows, shoulders, and spine. This armor MUST be CE grade 1 at the minimum (which is very strong), preferred CE grade 2 (which is nigh on indestructible). Gauntlet gloves with full armor and full race-spec boots must also be worn. New regulations for MotoGP (the top motorcycle racing class, kind of line Formula 1 for bike) also require riders to have suits equipped with protective airbags that deploy to support the spine, ribs, and neck during a crash. In terms of crashes, the ones where they lay down the bike and slide along are called "lowsides." These usually do not amount to any injuries of note, except maybe some light burns from heat transfer through the suit. The much, much more dangerous ones are where the bike's rear wheel starts to slide, then suddenly catches while the bike is sideways, catapulting the rider into the air in what is known as a "highside." And the bulk of injuries here don't come from speed, but quite literally from falling 6-10 feet up into the air onto an unforgiving tarmac surface. The riders are quite safe, but as with every motorsport, there is risk involved.

[@darthmagnus8855]

As so many others have said... The Isle of Man TT race. Those riders are just... insane.

[@user-bl8cm9pw8i]

I Courtney Coulson How are you and this video was so amazing keep up the good work I love you so much as my best friend and I love seeing all these Videos with you

[@danwendt4292]

I think your accent is wonderful to hear

[@rogerleckington3908]

Love your site, ! I’d like to suggest watching AMA flat track racing . They race on Dirt tracks . Many are fairgrounds through out the country. On the mile tracks they will hit speeds over 130 mph . Some of the fast guys never let off the throttle if conditions are right . They don’t get big money like the pavement guys , but many of the best pavement guys started on dirt ,flat tracking .

[@wombatspatulafreek]

their suits are basicly armor...they got padding in the right places n those helmets are top of the line

[@karlsmith2570]

"I assume that their suits protect them from gravel and whatnot" Yes, their suits are typically made of kevlar reinforced leather and also have additional protection in the jointed areas of the suits (knees, elbows, shoulders etc.) As motorcycle racing is far more likely to have riders sustaining serious injuries than NASCAR drivers and any racing teams that race in cars

[@Seven50ml]

The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat personified

[@studdly232]

You should watch some of the supercross / motocross compilations

[@chado3000]

Too sad for us you are not moving here. I have much respect for you. Good luck in life always. 🌹

[@spooksmysteries4971]

Don' they say: "Dress for the dive, not for the ride?" :o

[@firedogems]

I love your videos, especially this one. You should do a reaction to Isle of Mann TT, Greatest Show on Earth

[@VompoVompatti]

That is a great video. Looking at that video has saved many bad days in my life.

[@Iden326]

I applaud you for doing AMA, its not even covered here in the states all that much although its a great class to watch. That being said, in addition to the Isle of Man everyone keeps recommending, but you need to watch MotoGP now too.

[@saulsolache3997]

Thank you

[@lcoleman5047]

Yes you have to love it even if you just do it for fun on weekends such as myself and be very brave 💪🏾💪🏾

[@matthowe2703]

you should look at Stadium Super Truck crashes. they are 650 hp trucks on tight tracks just like indy cars

[@allanrussell2656]

Courteney these crashes are not bad, there are far worse crashes out there!!..simochelli death in moto GP. most of these suffer minor injuries But I love your compassion for these riders it's a breath of fresh air your loving nature.

[@johngammon7891]

Great video again, have you done Drag racing engine explosions yet...omg!

[@Bluethunder38]

You should watch supercross/motocross crashes. Those are intense.

[@wombatspatulafreek]

yeah, isle of man TT races are epic

[@dimitrybrandon1539]

they go about 200 mph or 320 kmh

[@danielstucky3794]

You should look up some dirt track racing crashes.

[@dougthebigdp314]

The only funny motorcycle story that I an aware of is something that happened to my brother. He attended an international conference in New Zealand and after the conference was over he spent 2 weeks on extended vacation touring around the North and South Islands. He loved it while there but the funny occasion occurred when he stopped for a break, took off his bike gloves and hung them across the handlebars. He went into a store and grabbed a drink and came out just in time to see a parrot coming flying in and grab the gloves and go flying off. He had a camera in his bag and took pictures of the parrot up in a tree with his gloves. He loved it after the fact but during the time he was annoyed because he had to buy new gloves.

[@HypotheticalHypocrite]

These are pretty common looking crashes. I've seen much worse in other compilations. Also, 2/3rds of America sees snow every winter lol

[@rockngpa5094]

What are you doing in Japan? My uncle use to fly there often and loved it ..way back when.

[@Tantino766]

Should react to AMA Supercross, Motogp, and Freestyle Motocross

[@CraigLYoung]

If you think AMA is dangerous, check out "NHRA Crashes & Engine Explosion, NHRA Hardcore Crashes, or NHRA Extreme Crashes, Fireballs & Explosions"

[@andrewgalindo6959]

I like watching the superbikes, but them guys is crazy.

[@matthewmclaughlin167]

You should react to some worst lacrosse hits/fights or best lacrosse goals. That would be awesome to watch

[@Boodieman72]

There is a fine line between brave and stupid.

[@larrywt656]

I used to drive race cars, but these guys are certifiable. Please react to Ryan Newman's crash in the Daytona 500 last week. This was the scariest crash in NASCAR for a LONG time...but he was released from the hospital two days later and walked out under his own power!

[@colinhowarth]

You ought to watch it when its raining

[@greggwilliamson]

65 mph or 205 mph doesnt matter. The person that can drive or ride closest to out of control without wrecking wins the race. A Nascar driver said that in an interview. (I dont remember which one)

[@tonypate9174]

"left left left and left...........moving on over the hills and far away......after a kipper for breakfast

[@waynesmith1046]

Hi Courtney, react to Irish street raceing, like track racing but on public roads as isle of Mann, enjoy

[@MxneyyyyGaming]

Hey Courtney! Love your reactions! Please react to All Crashes from the 2020 Daytona 500! Thank you!!!!

[@davewilson4957]

Isle of man TT... insane speed, you'll love it

[@kylegibbs2410]

Idk if you have watched and reacted to it yet, but you definitely should react to PBR (Professional Bull Riding) Wrecks.

[@maxwellharris507]

AMA stands for American Motorcyclist Association Edit: just realized she said looked it up

[@Shiftry87]

Its intresting to se the reaction from some1 with very little knowledge on bike racing. Most of these are the every day mistakes if u could call them that. Braking to late, front tyre lossing grip, bumping into someone else so they losses balance. The riders have build in airbags in there leather suit to reduce impact force if they crash. Even though the crashes happen in high speed and in corners most of them are just a small impact and the rest is slidding untill u stop and those are 99% of the time nothing more then a little dmg to there suit and maybe a sore arm/leg. The dangerous crashes that have the highest risk of injury are what is known as a highsider. This mostly happen during hard braking when the rear losses grip and starting to swing from side to side so mutch that the rider is getting thrown over the handle bar up in the air and then lands hard on the asphalt. 1 of the most common injury in this situation is a broken collerbone as the rider for the most part is landing on there shoulder in this type of crash. The main reson this type of crash is so dangerous is becouse the rider isent just falling onto the asphalt but is instead catapulted up in the air by the bikes movements and then slams back down into the asphalt with mutch greater force.

[@ninjakaempfer]

actually sliding is the best thing which can happen to u they also have airbags in their suits

[@rosskilly8991]

To be honest, these are quite tame. Maybe check out moto gp, world and british superbikes...... Valentino rossi best battles is also good.