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The son of TT legend Mike Hailwood says he was touched by the response he had from bike fans on the Isle of Man at the weekend.
David Hailwood opened an exhibition at the Manx Museum, celebrating 50 years since Honda first competed in the world famous road races.
He also gave motorbike enthusiasts and racing fans a chance to ask him questions about 'Mike the Bike' and and other subjects.
David says it's something he always enjoys doing (play audio file):
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