Folk to flock to north for two-wheeled fun
A display of classic bikes for motorcycling enthusiasts and curious folk alike takes place in the north of the Island next month.
On May Day it's the annual Ramsey Bike Show, where owners of rare and remarkable bikes can showcase their vehicles and mingle with punters outside Surestrike Bowling Alley on Queen's Promenade.
An 'Autojumble' where automotive car and bike spares can be bought and sold will also take place, along with some light entertainment.
There's a £5 entry fee for those bringing their own bikes to the event - all proceeds will go to the Joey Dunlop Foundation.
Organiser Steven Parker is inviting the public to come and see the old motorcycles, some of which rarely see the light of day.
For more information you can contact Steven on 811550.
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