Jo, Charlie, and I rode our motorbikes from London up to the Isle of Man for the notorious TT races. We camped in a campsite with other festival goers outside of Douglas, and spent a long weekend witnessing some of the most incredible skill and bravery I’ve ever seen in my life.
The course takes place on closed public roads and is 37.5 miles long, and the record is held at just under 136mph average speed, with speeds reaching up to 200mph. Spectators can move around the island and watch from the roadside, sometimes from insanely close distances.
30th May - 4th June 2018
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Jo with his Triumph Thruxton, and Charlie with his Kawasaki Ninja
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I went greenlaning on my KLR600 whilst the others raced to lunch on the roads
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My Kawasaki KLR600
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Our first evening watching the TT qualifying, we were absolutely blown away by the speeds that these riders would travel at.
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Jo checking out someones ginormous Honda Goldwing.
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Catching up on the TT gossip in Ramsey Harbour
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Braddan Bridge
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Cronk-y-Voddy
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The notorious mountain pass
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Taking Jo and Charlie on some trails with the KLR
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Finding a huge patch of mud to rip through, and looking good whilst doing it