The original and best, nobody but nobody could hold a candle to Joey. He blazed a trail across the annals of road racing and he did so with style, humility and dignity. God rest his gentle soul.

You don't get the name KING OF THE ROAD for nothing. A true gentleman. 1 of the vest race's I've seen. RIP Joey 🙏. A HERO to many 👏 thanks

A damn shame he’s gone.. a hero on the road and in the hearts of neglected orphaned children he helped to support.. gods speed Joey

Grew up in Armoy in the 70’s lying in bed up in the Fairhill you could hear the boys on the roads testing the bikes on long late Friday summer nights getting ready for the Saturday racing the noise of the old two strokes was unforgettable. When i hear them in the classic races the smell and the noise brings me back to my childhood lying along the hedges at the NW200 or Dundrod with Dad and my brother with his fingers in his ears. Joey Frank and Mervyn thanks for the memories RIP.

I have said it before and I say it again Joey is simply the best both as a rider and as a human being !! Will we ever see another
I think not !! when you look at todays so called proffesionals and their madona attitude bikes not too bad F1 is terrible !!
How he will and is being missed by us all !! when watching Joey its like watching a good film you can watch it over and over
again I have seen this Vid many times but no matter thanks for uploading it  this should be shown as many times as possible
for mere mortals like us to see what a true sports man/woman should be like  It also shows that the machine is not everything
neither is age  When you are this good nothing matters !!!!  I make no appologies for ratteling on  as this man deserves all the
attentionand praise that can be thrust upon him He gave so much without taking anything  Thank you Mr Dunlop for all those
years of  pleasure you gave to both bikers and  the general public that you gave your time and energy to this includes those
you helped on  other continents For those that don't get what I am saying just look at what Joey did for others in his little van
and then you will see where I am comming from !!!!!  God bless you joey and your family where the loss is at its greatest !!

The best ever to swing his leg over a bike. Joey loved Dundrod

Always remember Ian Duffus saying that day him and Joey braking hard for the corners they were side by side and Joey looking over at him and just letting the brakes of, you weren't going to beat him that day.

Joey, a real gentleman, we will never see his likes again, RIP Joey

The men who race these races are a diffrent breed. Joey was the best of them

And he did this on the RC45 against the R1s. Greatest man on 2 wheels bar none.

R.I.P. David Jefferies, Gary Dynes, Joey Dunlop & Gary Jess who passed away at Dear's leep in 2002

The honda on the flying kilo is just pure bliss ❤❤❤❤

Joey the absolute road race master so sad died too young will never be forgotten

Big Dave’s first visit to Dundrod on a very standard R1. What a man he was too. Joey & DJ both #1s. Proper road men. God bless them.

The greatest to ever do it. RIP Joey 💜

a legend , done japan proud amongst other great things

They didn't call him "Himself" for nothing. One of a kind and never to be duplicated,on the bike or off....

Rip Dave
Rip Joey

Joey's a true legend... My all time hero...

“Ahhh the bike sounds BEAUTIFUL’”

It sounds absolutely amazing!!!!! 😍🥳