The charity will auction 'legend' bikes at TT 2026
Mannin Cancers Support Group is raising funds for vital support in the fight against cancer in the Isle of Man.
'Wheelie Good Cause' is based up at the Grandstand, in a marquee filled with 15 'legends' replica bikes which they want to auction off at next year's TT.
The bikes which are full-sized fibre-glass steel reinforced racing bikes were made in South Wales by model maker See What We Can Make; When asking whether the TT was the perfect time to run the project, Julie Stokes said: "The bikes is TT isn't it, the Isle of Man is TT".
The project has been put together by as many local people companies as possible, Duke Video; Phil Wain; Greenlight TV; Bridson and Horrox; Radio TT Commentator Dave Moore; the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, marketing and PR agency 572; and graphic designer Chris Cubbon from Projex7.
Mannin Cancer is the first charity partner of the Isle of Man TT Races, and the support group is nearing completion of a support centre at Noble's Hospital.
With the TT being an international event the auction will be in-person and available online - you can find out more HERE.
Speaking to Manx Radio, Julie Stokes says funds from this major fundraiser will help with diagnosing cancer and upgrading services:
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