Rider took five podiums at North West 200 last week
TT competitor Dean Harrison believes Honda Racing UK has the ability to be strong across the board at this year's Isle of Man TT Races.
Having raced for the manufacturer at the event for the first time last year, the now-Island resident will return alongside 23-time winner John McGuinness in a two-rider Honda lineup for the 2025 racing fortnight.
During last week's North West 200, Harrison put in a series of strong performances claiming five podium finishes.
Speaking to Manx Radio recently, he feels the team is in a better place to attack the TT this year compared to 12 months ago:
Last year, Harrison was again at the sharp end of competition on the Snaefell Mountain Course managing podiums in four of the five races he contested.
Furthermore, he's only finished outside of the top three nine times in his last 36 TT races stretching all the way back to 2016.
Separately, the rider has also confirmed he intends to take part in the Southern 100 Road Races on the Billown Course again in this year but is yet to confirm his machinery for that meeting.
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