A great documentary - thanks. A shame that Morbidelli motor never found a home in a suitable machine. My memory of the Hesketh was seeing it exhibited on the BBC children's show Blue Peter in 1980. I seem to remember the presenter, Peter Duncan, starting it up and engaging first gear with a sound like an anvil being dropped into a box of spanners. Not a very auspicious start!
“The V-shaped V8” 😮 Fucking hell, now there’s a surprise 🤦♂️ I’m sorry, but there’s just too many errors and mis-pronouncations. It’s called milimeters, not mm’s. Drop the AI.
Absolutely brilliant. So well researched. I enjoyed every minute. The fact that you aren’t confident in English only adds to the fact that you are an excellent filmmaker
I just saw this bike 3 weeks ago when I drove the 70 miles up the road to the Barber's Motorsport's Park and walked around the museum during a race weekend.
Did you narrate this whole video? I can hear three different accents so far, hahaha. It sounds generated, and is very off-putting. Good job, otherwise! Edit: 6 accents, now.
The subject matter selection is good, and interesting. The pronunciation is really killing me. Maybe you can find someone to help you with terminology, but make sure it’s someone who actually knows about motorcycles.
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Nr 750 only had 4 pistons, they may have been oval, but still there were only 4.
A great documentary - thanks. A shame that Morbidelli motor never found a home in a suitable machine. My memory of the Hesketh was seeing it exhibited on the BBC children's show Blue Peter in 1980. I seem to remember the presenter, Peter Duncan, starting it up and engaging first gear with a sound like an anvil being dropped into a box of spanners. Not a very auspicious start!
great vid, the morbi looks like the predecessor of the guzzi v100
you started off right with Morbidelli but veered off to Marbidelli?! And the NR750 was a V4
Love your content, keep going.
Cool video mate.. enjoyed.😊
“The V-shaped V8” 😮
Fucking hell, now there’s a surprise 🤦♂️
I’m sorry, but there’s just too many errors and mis-pronouncations. It’s called milimeters, not mm’s.
Drop the AI.
There are L shaped V engines out there, like most Ducati V2.
I would not surprise if there any L shaped V8 too.
Awesome vid!
The Honda NR 750 was a 4 oval cyllinder engine not a V-8
Morbidelli sounds like an Italian cold cut.
Absolutely brilliant. So well researched. I enjoyed every minute. The fact that you aren’t confident in English only adds to the fact that you are an excellent filmmaker
Velocette , is pronounced as Velo Set , not velocity .
Hesketh , is pronounced as Hesk Eth , not Hesk Set ,
Blime !
It’s a computer generated narration
I just saw this bike 3 weeks ago when I drove the 70 miles up the road to the Barber's Motorsport's Park and walked around the museum during a race weekend.
Interesting content. Shame about the AI narration.
How many ways will you pronounce Morbidelli?
Such a great concept tho 😢
More information on the Megola than I have seen anywhere else. Well done if a bit lazy with the pronunciation and AI narration.
" in all of history " is a big statement.......................hope you can convince me.
You can run your text through an AI to be read out aloud, but you can't run it through a spell checker?
Hesketh bike has a lot of italian pieces.....Marzocchi suspension, Dell'Orto carburettors, Brembo brakes.......
The Hesketh bike design was really reckless ....... even in 1983 the bike still had the front brake caliper installed ahead of the front forks .
What the f#@k is velocity motorcycles and heskit......... get your facts right and grammar and pronunciation........
you should check dennis franz v8 motorcycle
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mOrbi ,get it right
The guy's not a native speaker of Italian nor English, thus I think he's doing pretty well.
Did you narrate this whole video? I can hear three different accents so far, hahaha. It sounds generated, and is very off-putting.
Good job, otherwise!
Edit: 6 accents, now.
I don't see the point of an 847cc v8. May as well just have a 847cc four cylinder.
The subject matter selection is good, and interesting. The pronunciation is really killing me. Maybe you can find someone to help you with terminology, but make sure it’s someone who actually knows about motorcycles.
mArbidelli? Jesus
Miles per H from Steps? 😊
Or boss hog
I'd rather have a Boss Hoss with a big block chevy engine !
Then you’re a dunce