10% discount today - enter 'Youtube' at checkout http://www.dukevideo.com The Isle of Man TT the worlds greatest road race has entered a new era with the launch of the Official Review on Blu-ray. For the first time, the exceptional race action from the legendary 37.73-mile Mountain Circuit can be experienced in crystal clear High Definition. The TT on Blu-ray offers an unrivalled viewing experience, fully demonstrating the extreme bravery and skill of the racers as well as the extraordinary natural beauty of the Isle of Man
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Isle of Man TT 2009 - Out now on Blu Ray!
The Isle of Man Céilí Band from Laxey, Isle of Man, with a hornpipe. This is the first occasion on which a band from the Isle of Man competed in the Senior Céilí Band competition at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, held August 2008 in Tullamore, Co. Offaly
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Isle of Man Céilí Band at the All-Ireland
Isle Of Man TT Tourist Trophy Compilation.
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Isle of Man TT HD
The Isle of Man Steam Railway is a truly delightful line, the only surviving part of the Isle of Man Steam network, that runs from Douglas in the east to Port Erin in the south west of the Island. Unlike preserved railways as we know them, the Isle of Man Steam Railway is still 'State Operated' with fully paid staff. Essentially it's a 'proper' railway, equally at home carrying holidaymakers or commuters.
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Isle of Man Steam Railway. Part 1.
Video taken from my bike (ZRX 1200 R) on Mad Sunday. The video starts from Gooseneck corner. Quality is not the greatest but gives you an idea of the fun that can be had when the road is only open one way and there's no speed limit! Oh, and by the way, the Supermoto looks closer than it really was...
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Isle of Man TT 2006 Mad Sunday - Part 1 - Kawasaki ZRX 1200