Rider has secured new bike after crash on Monday night (30 May)
Sam West remains hopeful he can get back out on the TT course again in the coming days.
The rider suffered hand and leg injuries after being involved in a crash at Laurel Bank during practice on Monday night (30 May).
However, he was back at the Grandstand during Tuesday evening's session (31 May).
He told Manx Radio's Beth Espey as he continues his recovery, he's got a new bike secured which he hopes he can take to the circuit on:
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