Watch his shows again - Guy isn't a TV presenter. he rarely even acknowledges there's a camera there - instead, he's just a bloke who does cool stuff that people film!

Watch his shows again - Guy isn't a TV presenter. he rarely even acknowledges there's a camera there - instead, he's just a bloke who does cool stuff that people film!

That's not the Isle of Man. It's Kells road race in Ireland.

The last time I did that, it was in the back of a Hyuandi i30 around Cartagena in Spain, with no safety harness at all except the back seat belts stretched back and tucked around my chest! Made some nice photos though!

I've got a similar kit for life on the road as a sports reporter. Zoom H1, Canon G1X and a lavallier mic means I can shoot decent video interviews just about anywhere, a pencil case of markers, pens, sticky tape and USB drives, a torch, multi tool and small first aid/drugs kit, a pocket sized toiletries bag and a…

Never argue with an idiot - they drag you down to their level and beat you with experience

The odds of North Korea fielding a boomer quiet enough to avoid having a constant American nuke boat shadowing it? Nil.

Surely with a new R1, S1000RR, 1299, RSV4RR and F4RR still to come, this is a completely pointless article?

This is calling out for a "worst things you've ever done in a hire car" follow-up!

Bike journo, not a car journo, but the worst I've done is £750 of damage to a £4500 bike after 44 miles from new...

Yay privatisation..

There was a lot of talk a while ago about a £1000 ticket - think it was Cornwall to somewhere on the Scottish West coast for £1005 or something...

I know a motorbike racer who missed a race weekend because his dog ate the keys to his Triumph Daytona race bike...

I'd be surprised if the most expensive regularly scheduled train ticket isn't somewhere in the UK. My hour long and 80 mile (each way) trip to London from Peterborough last month was booked on the day for peak time, and cost me (my company) £99 - about ¢156. That's normal in the UK, too...

I didn't think that this was news? World Superbike teams have been using this system for a few years now as a substitute to traction control. I did a feature with Crescent Suzuki (who adapted it this year) - they've went to aerospace engineering firms and manufacturered new butterflies to control two cylinders…