It seems the Vintage Motor Cycle Club's Festival of Jurby was again a roaring success, although security may have to be looked at.
Thousands of bike fans descended on Jurby for the event, which has become a key part of the Manx Grand Prix festival over the past few years.
Speaking live on Mandate on Manx Radio this morning, VMCC treasurer Robert Murden told John Moss they had record numbers through the gate, but a lot seemd to get away without paying:
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