Lino Dainese the founder of Dainese actually came up with the idea on a napkin of an airbag system for motorcycle riders in 1994 and has been in development ever since. Most think this is new technology but had been been developed by Dainese for a long long time now. -Dainese NYC employee
I absolutely love your content, really enjoyable and fun to listen to and learn. I try to work and listen to them in the backround but I am so drawing to your backround video as well, so addiction have to look and listen because they become so interesting.
@@ghsf1234 I'm thinking you forget it was a completely different time. You seem like you dont get it at all though. People used to smoke and do just about everything, an example of a world class athlete would be Ben Hogan he never put a cigarette down to hit a golf ball. He would have also probably been smoking homegrown tobacco hand rolled and unfiltered which was actually when tobacco was no where near as bad for you as it is with all the crap they add to it. They also raced without pretty much any protective gear, people used to be a lot tougher hence a badass.
another good one Mike .. your right always something to learn in the world of motorcycling.. keep up the good work to help us understand the world of motorcycle and be safer more informed riders and participants
It is amazing, almost surreal, how little protection motorcyclists had before the late 70's. What took so long? Football ( North American ) players had protection. Hockey players had protection ( ok, not all wore helmets ). Maybe motorcyclists related more with rugby players. I don't know? Its just that it seems to me that all this could have happened a lot earlier. Thanks for the history lesson.
back when i was 20 and at my most competitive i was fearless, then one time i had a crash and got hurt and i couldn't ride for three days! Then every crash after that i was slightly older and each injury took slightly longer to heal.... i'm almost 60 now.
Watch your vids feels like i'm watching big broadcaster company documenter. Very easy to follow, informatif, nothing unecessary, great editing. AUTO SUBS!
wow! i knew we hungarians invented everything ( *sarcasm ON* ), but reading this pattern detail about the motorcycle airbag was a real surprise! and knowing how things "worked" in this country back in the 70s (and partially today) i can see why we didn't conquer the biker world with this invention.
I'd say they should add more airbags along the arms and legs too if possible. If I was ridding in motoGP, I'd want to look like the Michillin man when I flip off the bike in a high side or low side.
Airbag systems seem to have suddenly made huge improvements in the last couple of years. I have a hit-air vest. Will probably substitute with an electronic one in a couple of year.s
Mike I have a question regarding these suits. Maybe I missed it in your video. Since these new suits have airbags in them. Do the riders still have the body armor inside the suits? Or did the airbags replace the shoulder, elbow, chest, and back armor?
I think the "elbows down" styles was introduced by Ben Spies way before Marquez....in fact I think one of Spies's nicknames was "elbows" for that reason...I could be wrong though....
When I ride my bike on the street I wear full armored gear, the reason I wear full armor is I was born with spina bifida and have had several back fusion surgeries, and I’ll have more later in life so I try to ride as safe as possible
Jean-Phillipe Ruggia was first to elbow slide in 1988 250cc MotoGP. Casey Stoner was also an elbow slider. Funny how Marquez gets the accolades for it. Good video though
There where many guys that where getting there elbow down on the pavement long before Maequez came into the sport. some guys in motoamerica, superibke n motogp. i would say right about 94 ,95,96 guys where getting so low n fast in the corners. that alot of suits where modified to make sure that the elbow would slide n not grab as it came in contact with the tarmac.. i love marquez but us 2 stroke guys. could get those bikes way, way over n come right up out of the deep corners!!!
let me tell you something. I do love your videos, but as a spanish viewer, I hate when you say marquez wrong. The stressed letter is the a, not the e. You should say maaaarquez, not marqueeeez. Hope you'll read it :") keep the good work mate
Almost all airbag systems have a back protector which houses the electronics and gas canister(s). The only ones that don't are for urban riders. Helite, Alpinestars and InMotion based airbags have built in back protectors.
I know these are pro level things but can a regular street cat ride/learn to ride these beautiful beasts of speed and ride around at skill dependent top speeds on these special tracks wearing these special gears and feel all kinds of awesomenesses? Plis?
I'm Hungarian so this little fact that we came up with the airbags for suits, really made me happy.
As an engineering student, I love your scientific analysis of all aspects of riding, I'm always excited when you have a new video
nagyon jól nyomják ugye
Lmao which department are you in?
As a engineering illiterate I also enjoy his videos
Hi
@@racejunkie566 hi
It's amazing how far tech has come...and I'm glad that the airbag has made it to the consumer market! Loving the videos! Keep them coming! 👌🏼👌🏼
05:40 air bag
Lino Dainese the founder of Dainese actually came up with the idea on a napkin of an airbag system for motorcycle riders in 1994 and has been in development ever since. Most think this is new technology but had been been developed by Dainese for a long long time now. -Dainese NYC employee
@Kyle Micena I can only confirm
Awesome info bruh!
Hopefully one day the air bags will become cheaper so nearly every rider can have one
I love that they used to smoke while racing.
you deserve to be better place in youtube dude, keep going
Very cool and informative video. Everytime I see that highside by Marquez I cringe. That had to have hurt.
Shees! I'm from Hungary and was very surprised when I saw that picture abut the airbag vast.
I absolutely love your content, really enjoyable and fun to listen to and learn. I try to work and listen to them in the backround but I am so drawing to your backround video as well, so addiction have to look and listen because they become so interesting.
2030: "the head down style while popularized by... "
Butt down style by Miller lol
Helmet protectors required
2011* by Dustin Apgar
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1:33 ahahah that got me, he is smoking while racing!
That's what is referred to as being a badass.
@@whatisdoneinthedarkwillbeb9204 more like being stupid as hell
@@ghsf1234 I'm thinking you forget it was a completely different time. You seem like you dont get it at all though. People used to smoke and do just about everything, an example of a world class athlete would be Ben Hogan he never put a cigarette down to hit a golf ball. He would have also probably been smoking homegrown tobacco hand rolled and unfiltered which was actually when tobacco was no where near as bad for you as it is with all the crap they add to it. They also raced without pretty much any protective gear, people used to be a lot tougher hence a badass.
@@whatisdoneinthedarkwillbeb9204 great
@@whatisdoneinthedarkwillbeb9204 Well said sir, better times indeed.
Grazie per i sottotitoli in Italiano!
another good one Mike .. your right always something to learn in the world of motorcycling.. keep up the good work to help us understand the world of motorcycle and be safer more informed riders and participants
It is amazing, almost surreal, how little protection motorcyclists had before the late 70's. What took so long? Football ( North American ) players had protection. Hockey players had protection ( ok, not all wore helmets ). Maybe motorcyclists related more with rugby players. I don't know? Its just that it seems to me that all this could have happened a lot earlier.
Thanks for the history lesson.
back when i was 20 and at my most competitive i was fearless, then one time i had a crash and got hurt and i couldn't ride for three days! Then every crash after that i was slightly older and each injury took slightly longer to heal.... i'm almost 60 now.
Watch your vids feels like i'm watching big broadcaster company documenter. Very easy to follow, informatif, nothing unecessary, great editing.
AUTO SUBS!
wow! i knew we hungarians invented everything ( *sarcasm ON* ), but reading this pattern detail about the motorcycle airbag was a real surprise! and knowing how things "worked" in this country back in the 70s (and partially today) i can see why we didn't conquer the biker world with this invention.
I'd say they should add more airbags along the arms and legs too if possible. If I was ridding in motoGP, I'd want to look like the Michillin man when I flip off the bike in a high side or low side.
This comment needs to be in the top.
Airbag systems seem to have suddenly made huge improvements in the last couple of years. I have a hit-air vest. Will probably substitute with an electronic one in a couple of year.s
Great video. I love the history of racing motorcycles.
Interessante video en prachtige beelden. Ga zo door. 😎 Mijn complimenten! 👍🏼
(gedeeld met de facebookgroep Motorvrienden Nederland).
Mike I have a question regarding these suits. Maybe I missed it in your video. Since these new suits have airbags in them. Do the riders still have the body armor inside the suits? Or did the airbags replace the shoulder, elbow, chest, and back armor?
I tested a Helite airbag vest at the shop, amazing technology indeed, when that thing inflates it feels like being hugged by The Hulk lol
How did you test it? Smashed yourself against a wall?
Until seeing this video I did not know that. Very interesting. Thanks.
Thanks, Mike. I found that very informative.
Nick Hayden was the best .....long live the Kentucky kid (69) RIP 😢
Your channel is awesome. I love your videos!
the video is so well put together
I wear my Hit-Air vest just about every time I ride. It can save your neck and spine from snapping in a bad spill
Greetings from Hungary😍🏍🇭🇺
1:33 , those times must have been golden! Bikes AND people smoking at the same time 😂!
I've read about that guy, he just came back from the race(TT) after fixing his bike on the road side
Great video as always, mike 👍🏼
Amazing review man I love your channel
I think the "elbows down" styles was introduced by Ben Spies way before Marquez....in fact I think one of Spies's nicknames was "elbows" for that reason...I could be wrong though....
3:27 British Legend here
So right, there is always something to learn
Very high quality video, thank you !
When I ride my bike on the street I wear full armored gear, the reason I wear full armor is I was born with spina bifida and have had several back fusion surgeries, and I’ll have more later in life so I try to ride as safe as possible
Seriously...how do you not have more subscribers?
Helmet sliders is coming!
Great Vid ! Thanks Mike !
Jean-Phillipe Ruggia was first to elbow slide in 1988 250cc MotoGP. Casey Stoner was also an elbow slider. Funny how Marquez gets the accolades for it. Good video though
there is always something to learn😉😎👍👍
I think before buying a hi performance bike one should buy all the gears first
The idea to put airbags in the suit is flipping genius
You deserve a million subs dude
Oouuuu keep em coming vro
Thank you Mike ✌️❤️🇵🇭
Brilliant job bro!
Really like your videos brother
Tech can be monopolized and abused by some , tech can take away your privacy , tech can corrupt , but 5:43 shows tech in its beautiful state. 👍✌
Knee sliders 👌, elbow sliders👌. Now give me a helmet slider.
Dai campione voglio vederti in pista al piu presto magari in 🇵🇹 portogallo ok.. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🇮🇹🐞🐞🐞😘😘🦅🦅⭐👍🏽👀👀👍🏽♥️💋
thanks you for this videos..😘😍😍😘
There where many guys that where getting there elbow down on the pavement long before Maequez came into the sport. some guys in motoamerica, superibke n motogp. i would say right about 94 ,95,96 guys where getting so low n fast in the corners. that alot of suits where modified to make sure that the elbow would slide n not grab as it came in contact with the tarmac.. i love marquez but us 2 stroke guys. could get those bikes way, way over n come right up out of the deep corners!!!
I always wanted to know whether the motogp racers drink water during the races, is it possible?
Its a very good idea
Can you make a video on Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo and Casey stoner riding style explaination
Why does this video have over a million and a half views but only a 170 or so comments?
0:00 OOOF THAT LEG POSITION LOOKS PAINFUL
nice video..good info👍
4:13 That's just Trypophobia
As a guy that has high sided at about 200kmh I wish I had airbags.
Lol how'd you end up?
@@oshan8011 Maybe on the ground but I m not sure about that
At 1:33 you can actually spot a legend hahaha the was a better place racing and smoking on track.
Bro thanks for such valuable info now ill not ride without gear already sub how ull put more of this coll content
I love that white one piece suit is safer, the guy that came up with it did it to go faster.
Interesante amigo. Like
Fuck im so hooked on these videos 😆
Modern suites are made of kadoora then the leather. Just a little bit of suites are being made from leather
Not true.
I think they need to improve the helmet too
Can you make videos on how to keep your body safe while crashing?
Absolutely great content Good job man 👍👍👍
There is always something to learn☝️😍
let me tell you something. I do love your videos, but as a spanish viewer, I hate when you say marquez wrong. The stressed letter is the a, not the e. You should say maaaarquez, not marqueeeez. Hope you'll read it :") keep the good work mate
What was the outcome of the rider in this footage?
What's the meaning of led lights in suit
They show the status of the Airbag. On/off, etc. And also the battery level.
An aerodynamic drag demonstration doesn’t need race boots kids. Another smashing video, keep up the good work bro
This demonstration doesn’t need race boots, but neither helmet nor race suit.
Next thing will be the helmet sliders😁😁
Do MotoGP riders typically wear separate back protectors in addition to an airbag equipped suit?
Almost all airbag systems have a back protector which houses the electronics and gas canister(s). The only ones that don't are for urban riders. Helite, Alpinestars and InMotion based airbags have built in back protectors.
great content!
2:58 - Am I the only one who felt it?
I know these are pro level things but can a regular street cat ride/learn to ride these beautiful beasts of speed and ride around at skill dependent top speeds on these special tracks wearing these special gears and feel all kinds of awesomenesses? Plis?
wow， no springs at all in early model
What airbags in your gear? That's amazing!
It's better than being wrapped in bubble wrap
It's pretty funny looking when they fall and it goes off, makes them look super ripped or fat lmao.
Can you do a video on that rs250?
Knee down style lead to knee sliders
Elbow down style lead to elbow sliders
Wanting to eat many many burgers at once lead to the burger sliders.
I have dainese D air 🤘
in india few of them wear those suits
I have a question, why racing suit doesn't have chest protector?
Is chest injury rare in racing?
Yeah
You wont fall on your belly or chest
They HAVE chest protection.
Why don't they have radios in the back aswell?
Thank you.
I'm pretty sure it wasn't Marquez that invented the elbow down style....
Are you Swedish? or är du svensk?
I literally fall asleep watching this 😂
1908 those were the real riders
....and!..."Elbow-Sliders"?!....umm?!... I have been visualising about "Slider-Wheels"!...I, I don't know!... .?!....😃😁😊
Are you swedish my fellow motorcykel rider
I disagree Casey Stoner was doing the elbow down riding style way before Marc
And looong before Stoner Christian Sarron also did it.
Magyarok!!! 5:10 nél érdemes elolvasni