The Secret to Joey Dunlop's SUCCESS

[@steakmeal74]

Some people are too good for this world. Joey was without doubt one of those. A one in a million, never to be forgotten 🙏🏼

[@WHU63]

Joey was unique. He went to the very top of his sport, but remained totally humble. Even with his humanitarian work he sought no publicity for himself. He just wanted to help the poorest children. There are many stories about Joey the motorcycle legend, but my favourite is about the orphanages. One of the helpers told of Joey unloading the aid from the van and sitting eating corn beef and baked beans with the orphans. He was probably happier there than on the TT podium. We shall never see his likes again.

[@thomasdoran2363]

What a lovely tribute to him from you . . . You're fine people He should never be allowed to be forgotten, or not spoken about

[@suffern63]

A great rider but an even greater human.Never to be forgotten.

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Joey Dunlop is, and will always be, an icon of our isolated sport, and a fantastic ambassador for humanity and kindness from our beloved land of the North of Ireland. Not many men can reduce me to tears with their spirit and kindness, but Joey does, still.

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks for the comment!

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

@@TheTortoiseThanks for the video😁

[@davidpatterson9107]

Well done,. And Thank You. Rip William Joseph Dunlop. King of the Roads. 🏁♥️

[@audspod1]

Thank you for this lovely tribute to Joey, a true legend and such a warm and compassionate human being #3

[@johnbellamy6449]

the dunlop family will go down in history for ever. he had a special character and was very thoughtful of others.as in his charity work. god bless them all.

[@allanhughes7859]

I have used Joey as an example many many times when i see these so called profesional sports men/women get involved in polotics He was a true saint thats for sure a one off Its a pity these over paid individuals dont follow his lead !!! Instead they move abroad to avoid paying tax and then try to show how concerned they are about anything that's in vouge !! at the time. Not only was he a true gentleman he was bloody good at what he did..Motor sport lost a true hero when Joey left us . If I get to be half the person he was I will be pleased with what i have acheived in life !! What you are doing is good keep it up Well done to you all..

[@TheTortoise]

I’m with you all the way. And thanks for the comment!

[@bobbythompson3544]

Great Documentary, Thank You from County Antrim Northern Ireland!

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot!

[@billyBob-yi4km]

Teared me up jaysus when i think of the things hes done an achieved what a man 😎😎 Rest in peace joey

[@JoeyDNo3]

No secret , he was the best in the world at what he did and no one could get near . DJ might have but we'll never know . 💝 .

[@shanerr7252]

Loading up with food i can already tell this is about when joey loaded his van up with food and drove non stop by himself to the civil war in Bosnia to help them out doing what he could joey is my hero

[@wordie1111]

What a man or yer man #3 never forgotten inspiration

[@W11LYK]

Joeys final win was at the 2000 TT where he won 3 races aged 48 not 1999 👍🏻

[@j2msu341]

And they forgot to mention he was TT F1 world champion, five times !

[@peterivero4337]

Great job! Joey was and always be a great man.

[@TheTortoise]

Welcome to our first ever video, I hope you enjoy it. Let me know what you thought, and if you have any Dunlop Stories!

[@johnnyrvf]

His final significant wins were at the 2000 TT.

[@nickywalsh8492]

Well done a great review of joeys story..

[@robertralls4633]

Well presented and really enjoyed it. Look forward to the next one

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot!

[@ManxAndy]

Thankyou.....from a Joey fan, in the Isle of man👍🇮🇲

[@TheTortoise]

What a legend he was! And thanks for the sub!

[@ManxAndy]

The Tortoise ....I’m a life long Joey fan, I have many pictures/ paintings and memories, such a modest unassuming man, who did all his talking on a motorcycle 👍🇮🇲

[@TheTortoise]

This was our first video (we make videos about wisdom), Joey really is a perfect example!

[@ryanh4707]

Thumbs up and a subscription from Belfast 👍

[@TheTortoise]

Awesome, pleasure to have you!

[@j1209-m6w]

Great video thanks for that we love joey

[@TheTortoise]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Valisk131]

Well done, keep up the good work. Your message is valuable and needs to be seen and heard.

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot!

[@thedriverofallthings]

Great tribute to a motorcycling legend The greatest racer of all time? I think so Love the video Best of luck on the channel buddy

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot!

[@andrewrich4046]

Great man

[@EddRandomCrap]

Good job on the video. Maybe in the video you should ask people to comment with suggestions about who to do a video on next. Just an idea.

[@TheTortoise]

Yea you're right, apparently I need to include a "call to action" within the first few minutes. Did you stick around for "A word from the Wife" right at the end? I like to think of that as my call to action, but only the hardcore stick around till after the outro LOL!

[@PotatoforPresident]

Great video. Very interesting. Look forward to the next one.

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot. The next one we're making a simple bit of furniture, there will be a few sneak peeks on Facebook, Insta etc if you fancy adding me!

[@MyZxcvb12]

Thank you for this video I was lucky to see him race in the Isle of Man in 1993 and thanks for letting us know about this side of him I never knew of.

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot, I'm hoping to go to the TT next year, as long as Corona doesn't kill our buzz!

[@darrenyates4907]

I was there in the Isle of Man 2000 and what's Joey do the triple A few years later I met John Harris who was there in Estonia when he died met Joey in 1996 such a meek unbelievably normal person condolences to the Dunlop's are felt everywhere including Robert and William

[@fantomphalcon9153]

Well clearly I’m “hardcore” then. I’m not sure what your KZbin goal is, but good luck with it. I think it’s shameful that we live in a country where people are starving and homeless, even more shameful that some of our elderly are lonely and have little or no contact with anybody - and there’s no way to find one and ‘adopt’ them; especially the last of the veterans of WW2 whose stories are captivating. Subbed to help you on your journey.

[@TheTortoise]

Thanks a lot. Right now I'm small fry and just enjoying the stories of extraordinary people like Joey. But the aim of the Chanel, is probably mostly to inspire, and give people with ambition a business model or idea to copy. Aside from that I also like making random things, I made a bench in my second video, and the next one I'm making a helicopter LOL (random)!

[@daveandmerlin]

A Great Video and you come across as very professional and interesting. Plus you look like Uncle Rob !

[@Team-fabulous]

The secret to Joeys success was... HE WAS FECKIN FANTASTIC.......

[@TheTortoise]

HAHA, damn right!

[@daveinromania]

That was Joey.

[@Crevatsch]

Whoo 28th sub!

[@dylanh9435]

There has been many good road racers. Among the very best was David Jefferies Robert Dunlop Richard Britton and the like to name but a few. But there is no doubt Joey Dunlop was the king and the greatest that ever lived. He was able to beat R1's at Dundrod in 1999 on his past sale by date RC45. He knew what he was doing. RIP Joey we will never see his like again.

[@TheTortoise]

There have been many successful racers as you say, but what really set him apart was his humble nature. He never shouted his own praises, which is why we'll shout them for him even 20 years after his death. Thanks for the comment!

[@seanpotter4943]

His last TT wins were in 2000 not 1999... Great video 👍

[@TheTortoise]

Damn, you’re completely correct. I knew that too, dopey mistake!!!

[@whizzo94]

I think he won the Senior TT in 2000 on the VTR SP1, just a few weeks before his untimely death in Tallin?

[@davefloyd9443]

He actually won a triple that year, Formula 1, 250 and 125, his third triple at the TT

[@robertmills6497]

Sorry to nitpick but you said Joey's last win at the TT was in 1999. He actually won his last Hat Trick in 2000 at the age of 48. Other than that this was a great video.

[@TheTortoise]

Yea 😕, you are completely correct, to my shame! Thanks for the comment, have a good New Year etc.

[@tomrobinson422]

His last win was. 2000 he. Won 3

[@gregrsvr3947]

Final TT win was his hat trick in 2000 not 99

[@TheTortoise]

Yea everyone says that. Honestly don’t know how I made that error, nightmare.

[@stephenwalsh8184]

🏍👍

[@stuntsx-treme8539]

I’m named after him lol

[@Transalpforever]

His last win was in at the TT was 2000 no 1999

[@krachenford9594]

"I like my Honda 650" . . . grow up, girl!

[@TheTortoise]

No I said I “love” it. That’s even more girly 👍

[@Tinclogs]

All this positivity and you can only add one measly stab. Get a life. Great work tortoise.

[@andyb.1026]

I suppose this was made with good intentions, but need to be very careful when delving into Politics. The issue of Romanian Orphanages is basically nonsense & involves International Banking etc etc, a complex subject ~ lust look at the circumstances of Coachescus "execution". If you haven't at least been to rural Romania then you have no idea ~ I've spent time there, great Country & smashing people

[@TheTortoise]

This was not political in anyway, Joey and the Trussel Trust helped because there was a real need. I wasn't really looking into whether banking caused the issue or not, but I have no doubt there was an issue! In any case Joey couldn't of been less political about it, he mostly did it in secret.