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IOM supports traditional signage techniques
After just coming back from the Isle of Man, I’m glad to say that the traditional sign age methods were in evidence. No more so than at the main grandstand, no fancy electronic display here.
By the time he finished painting in the positions for the first lap he was working on the second…… If the bikes get any quicker he’s going to have to change his style and speed up.[/img]
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he’ll be kept busy so… :lol1:
good friend of ours is racing over there this year, kicking ourselves we couldnt go over to see it..
http://www.iomtt.com/TT-Database/compet … de_id=8535
he had trouble with bike and had to retire on wednesday i think..
hope he gets a good run and makes it back safely….that goes for all those guys racing there..
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:lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
I was just looking at this yesterday!
My friend has been over there all week as her hubby was taking part in his old sidecar from 30 years ago ……….. he managed to find his original sidecar and bought it back so that he could participate in the 100yr celebrations!
Nice to see they’ve kept their 100yr old signage :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: -
me too gutted 🙁 i cant be there senior day today so best of luck to all riders out there .
i cant even listen to the radio as its been cut off and i paid to have it via the web 👿
all being well i might get back next year
http://www.iomtt.com/TT-Database/compet … 2&filter=HDerek
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