Yes, I heard about this on the BBC world Service radio and looked for the video - I'm glad I found this because BBC I player is blocked outside of the UK. Thank you for uploading this.
Thanks so much for the upload, missed this when it was on tv. I just wish it was longer! I've watched and read everything to do with Japanese keirin. I'd love to see them make an effort to make it more global or a bit more modern. Have races viewable online or English commentary. Maybe a social media presence even. I'd bet on it if I could haha, planning on going to visit at some stage.
@@arisgemino given the choice of the money they make in Japanese keirin and the tiny amount they earn at the Worlds, which one are you going to choose - bear in mind, the winner’s payout for the Keirin GP recently was 123 million yen, plus you have the deal with the time off and the possible lost earnings from keirin
Fascinating watch and gives a great insight. I'm curious about the frame manufacturers, do they all use the same techniques and materials? Is there a limited number of them? Is there rules for what can and can't be used? Is there certain specifications manufacturers must follow? Anyone with any info or knowledge on this it would be much appreciated by me, someone who has zero knowledge. Thanks for sharing this video. 👍
Hi, regarding the standards for bikes, from what I know its all standardized by a government body popularly known as NJS or the Nihon Jitensha Shinkōkai (Japan Keirin Association), this ensures all riders perform on their own strength alone and not based on the bike;s components/stats. itself
@@vincentlopez5980 Thanks for your help Vincent. I did some research since I posted my original comment because I found it so fascinating. I'm actually now going to buy one of the old frames used to build my own bike. It's just a matter of finding the right one, in the right size, for the right price. Thanks again for your reply and take care.
@@vincentlopez5980 Thanks mate, I will do. They are nice looking frames so I'm looking forward to it. I hope you get yours too and get to enjoy it. Stay safe my man. 👍
Yes, I heard about this on the BBC world Service radio and looked for the video - I'm glad I found this because BBC I player is blocked outside of the UK. Thank you for uploading this.
Chris hoy is very good and engaging in documentaries. Hope he makes more. Very interesting thanks for posting 👍🏻
I love the way we dress the riders as lottery color balls.
Thanks so much for the upload, missed this when it was on tv. I just wish it was longer! I've watched and read everything to do with Japanese keirin. I'd love to see them make an effort to make it more global or a bit more modern. Have races viewable online or English commentary. Maybe a social media presence even. I'd bet on it if I could haha, planning on going to visit at some stage.
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@@AdamHardyCyclingway ahead of you! have been for a while already 👍
Beautiful documentary. thank you for sharing!
Brilliant upload, thanks 👍
Nice bit of knowledge , never knew about this. Well presented Chris
The dura-ace 7100 is my dream crank. One of these days ill be able to buy one
I can't believe it!! I raced Takizawa in Zurich in 1983 !! 😀😀😀🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️🍺🍺
Me too!
@@vanwilder1101 what country are you from?😁🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️🏁🍺
Amazing
Sir Chris Hoy standing start is superb smooth as usual. Watch 11:45 compare to him. He is just flying.
Thank you for the upload I couldn't watch on BBC because is blocked .
4:59 Tomity Senjafuda sticker !
Strange that this form of cycling is so popular in Japan yet they aren't very successful in World track cycling.
I think the best ones prefer to play for their club than for their country.
@@arisgemino given the choice of the money they make in Japanese keirin and the tiny amount they earn at the Worlds, which one are you going to choose - bear in mind, the winner’s payout for the Keirin GP recently was 123 million yen, plus you have the deal with the time off and the possible lost earnings from keirin
Hopefully this will change soon with the arrival of DerbyWheel in the UK and Australia to begin with 🤞
holy f*ck, Chris Hoy can write his name in Japanese ホイさん, nice
Anyone know what frames they are riding at 11:45?? Thx
Fascinating watch and gives a great insight. I'm curious about the frame manufacturers, do they all use the same techniques and materials? Is there a limited number of them? Is there rules for what can and can't be used? Is there certain specifications manufacturers must follow? Anyone with any info or knowledge on this it would be much appreciated by me, someone who has zero knowledge. Thanks for sharing this video. 👍
Hi, regarding the standards for bikes, from what I know its all standardized by a government body popularly known as NJS or the Nihon Jitensha Shinkōkai (Japan Keirin Association), this ensures all riders perform on their own strength alone and not based on the bike;s components/stats. itself
@@vincentlopez5980 Thanks for your help Vincent. I did some research since I posted my original comment because I found it so fascinating. I'm actually now going to buy one of the old frames used to build my own bike. It's just a matter of finding the right one, in the right size, for the right price. Thanks again for your reply and take care.
@@bustabloodvessel5327 good luck with your build! as for me I plan to build my own NJS track bike in the near future too! Ride safe bruddah
@@bustabloodvessel5327 good luck with your build! as for me I plan to build my own NJS track bike in the near future too! Ride safe bruddah
@@vincentlopez5980 Thanks mate, I will do. They are nice looking frames so I'm looking forward to it. I hope you get yours too and get to enjoy it. Stay safe my man. 👍
So what happens if the riders decide to not follow the tactics they declared?
why no 3 is red ?