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UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260518T083000Z
DTEND:20260518T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260519T083000Z
DTEND:20260519T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260520T083000Z
DTEND:20260520T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260521T083000Z
DTEND:20260521T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260522T083000Z
DTEND:20260522T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260523T083000Z
DTEND:20260523T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260524T083000Z
DTEND:20260524T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260525T083000Z
DTEND:20260525T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260526T083000Z
DTEND:20260526T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260527T083000Z
DTEND:20260527T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260528T083000Z
DTEND:20260528T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260529T083000Z
DTEND:20260529T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260530T083000Z
DTEND:20260530T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-31@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260531T083000Z
DTEND:20260531T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260601T083000Z
DTEND:20260601T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-02@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260602T083000Z
DTEND:20260602T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-03@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260603T083000Z
DTEND:20260603T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-04@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260604T083000Z
DTEND:20260604T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-05@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260605T083000Z
DTEND:20260605T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-06@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260606T083000Z
DTEND:20260606T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-07@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260607T083000Z
DTEND:20260607T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-08@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260608T083000Z
DTEND:20260608T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-09@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260609T083000Z
DTEND:20260609T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-10@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260610T083000Z
DTEND:20260610T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-11@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260611T083000Z
DTEND:20260611T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-12@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260612T083000Z
DTEND:20260612T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-13@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260613T083000Z
DTEND:20260613T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-14@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260614T083000Z
DTEND:20260614T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-15@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260615T083000Z
DTEND:20260615T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-16@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260616T083000Z
DTEND:20260616T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-17@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260617T083000Z
DTEND:20260617T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260618T083000Z
DTEND:20260618T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260619T083000Z
DTEND:20260619T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260620T083000Z
DTEND:20260620T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260621T083000Z
DTEND:20260621T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260622T083000Z
DTEND:20260622T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260623T083000Z
DTEND:20260623T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260624T083000Z
DTEND:20260624T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260625T083000Z
DTEND:20260625T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260626T083000Z
DTEND:20260626T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260627T083000Z
DTEND:20260627T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260628T083000Z
DTEND:20260628T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260629T083000Z
DTEND:20260629T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-06-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260630T083000Z
DTEND:20260630T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260701T083000Z
DTEND:20260701T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-02@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260702T083000Z
DTEND:20260702T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-03@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260703T083000Z
DTEND:20260703T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-04@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260704T083000Z
DTEND:20260704T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-05@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260705T083000Z
DTEND:20260705T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-06@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260706T083000Z
DTEND:20260706T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-07@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260707T083000Z
DTEND:20260707T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-08@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260708T083000Z
DTEND:20260708T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-09@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260709T083000Z
DTEND:20260709T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-10@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260710T083000Z
DTEND:20260710T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-11@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260711T083000Z
DTEND:20260711T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-12@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260712T083000Z
DTEND:20260712T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-13@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260713T083000Z
DTEND:20260713T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-14@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260714T083000Z
DTEND:20260714T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-15@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260715T083000Z
DTEND:20260715T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-16@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260716T083000Z
DTEND:20260716T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-17@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260717T083000Z
DTEND:20260717T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260718T083000Z
DTEND:20260718T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260719T083000Z
DTEND:20260719T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260720T083000Z
DTEND:20260720T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260721T083000Z
DTEND:20260721T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260722T083000Z
DTEND:20260722T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260723T083000Z
DTEND:20260723T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260724T083000Z
DTEND:20260724T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260725T083000Z
DTEND:20260725T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260726T083000Z
DTEND:20260726T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260727T083000Z
DTEND:20260727T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260728T083000Z
DTEND:20260728T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260729T083000Z
DTEND:20260729T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260730T083000Z
DTEND:20260730T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-07-31@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260731T083000Z
DTEND:20260731T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260801T083000Z
DTEND:20260801T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-02@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260802T083000Z
DTEND:20260802T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-03@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260803T083000Z
DTEND:20260803T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-04@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260804T083000Z
DTEND:20260804T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-05@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260805T083000Z
DTEND:20260805T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-06@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260806T083000Z
DTEND:20260806T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-07@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224127Z
DTSTART:20260807T083000Z
DTEND:20260807T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-08@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260808T083000Z
DTEND:20260808T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-09@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260809T083000Z
DTEND:20260809T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-10@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260810T083000Z
DTEND:20260810T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-11@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260811T083000Z
DTEND:20260811T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-12@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260812T083000Z
DTEND:20260812T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-13@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260813T083000Z
DTEND:20260813T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-14@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260814T083000Z
DTEND:20260814T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-15@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260815T083000Z
DTEND:20260815T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-16@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260816T083000Z
DTEND:20260816T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-17@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260817T083000Z
DTEND:20260817T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260818T083000Z
DTEND:20260818T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260819T083000Z
DTEND:20260819T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260820T083000Z
DTEND:20260820T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260821T083000Z
DTEND:20260821T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260822T083000Z
DTEND:20260822T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260823T083000Z
DTEND:20260823T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260824T083000Z
DTEND:20260824T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260825T083000Z
DTEND:20260825T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260826T083000Z
DTEND:20260826T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260827T083000Z
DTEND:20260827T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260828T083000Z
DTEND:20260828T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260829T083000Z
DTEND:20260829T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260830T083000Z
DTEND:20260830T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-08-31@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260831T083000Z
DTEND:20260831T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260901T083000Z
DTEND:20260901T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-02@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260902T083000Z
DTEND:20260902T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-03@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260903T083000Z
DTEND:20260903T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-04@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260904T083000Z
DTEND:20260904T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-05@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260905T083000Z
DTEND:20260905T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-06@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260906T083000Z
DTEND:20260906T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-07@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260907T083000Z
DTEND:20260907T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-08@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260908T083000Z
DTEND:20260908T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-09@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260909T083000Z
DTEND:20260909T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-10@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260910T083000Z
DTEND:20260910T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-11@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260911T083000Z
DTEND:20260911T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-12@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260912T083000Z
DTEND:20260912T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-13@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260913T083000Z
DTEND:20260913T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-14@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260914T083000Z
DTEND:20260914T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-15@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260915T083000Z
DTEND:20260915T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-16@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260916T083000Z
DTEND:20260916T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-17@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260917T083000Z
DTEND:20260917T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260918T083000Z
DTEND:20260918T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260919T083000Z
DTEND:20260919T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260920T083000Z
DTEND:20260920T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260921T083000Z
DTEND:20260921T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260922T083000Z
DTEND:20260922T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260923T083000Z
DTEND:20260923T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260924T083000Z
DTEND:20260924T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260925T083000Z
DTEND:20260925T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260926T083000Z
DTEND:20260926T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260927T083000Z
DTEND:20260927T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260928T083000Z
DTEND:20260928T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260929T083000Z
DTEND:20260929T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-09-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20260930T083000Z
DTEND:20260930T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261001T083000Z
DTEND:20261001T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-02@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261002T083000Z
DTEND:20261002T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-03@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261003T083000Z
DTEND:20261003T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-04@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261004T083000Z
DTEND:20261004T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-05@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261005T083000Z
DTEND:20261005T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-06@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261006T083000Z
DTEND:20261006T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-07@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261007T083000Z
DTEND:20261007T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-08@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261008T083000Z
DTEND:20261008T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-09@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261009T083000Z
DTEND:20261009T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-10@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261010T083000Z
DTEND:20261010T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-11@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261011T083000Z
DTEND:20261011T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-12@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261012T083000Z
DTEND:20261012T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-13@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261013T083000Z
DTEND:20261013T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-14@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261014T083000Z
DTEND:20261014T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-15@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261015T083000Z
DTEND:20261015T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-16@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261016T083000Z
DTEND:20261016T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-17@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261017T083000Z
DTEND:20261017T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-18@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261018T083000Z
DTEND:20261018T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-19@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261019T083000Z
DTEND:20261019T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-20@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261020T083000Z
DTEND:20261020T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-21@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261021T083000Z
DTEND:20261021T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-22@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261022T083000Z
DTEND:20261022T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-23@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261023T083000Z
DTEND:20261023T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-24@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261024T083000Z
DTEND:20261024T153000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-25@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261025T093000Z
DTEND:20261025T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-26@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261026T093000Z
DTEND:20261026T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-27@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261027T093000Z
DTEND:20261027T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-28@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261028T093000Z
DTEND:20261028T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-29@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261029T093000Z
DTEND:20261029T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-30@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261030T093000Z
DTEND:20261030T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-10-31@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261031T093000Z
DTEND:20261031T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
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UID:vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-11-01@nearby.im
DTSTAMP:20261027T224128Z
DTSTART:20261101T093000Z
DTEND:20261101T163000Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Motorcycles on Display
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Motorcycles on Display from the Wobbly Bob Racing Moto
 rcycle Collection\n\nStep back into motorcycle racing history with four vi
 ntage machines from the Wobbly Bob Racing Motorcycle Collection\, on displ
 ay at the House of Manannan. These motorcycles span the late 1920s and ear
 ly 1930s\, and each has its own story\, from international trials and Isle
  of Man TT links to careful restoration work that brought them back to lif
 e.\n\nScott Squirrel Flyer\n\n500cc | Works Machine | 1928\n\nThis 500cc t
 wo-stroke twin-cylinder Scott Works machine was built at the Scott factory
  in Shipley in August 1928. It was one of three Scott motorcycles used in 
 the 1928 International Six Days Trial (ISDT)\, ridden by C.H. Woods alongs
 ide team members Allan Jeffries and Walter Moore.\n\nThe bike also served 
 as a reserve machine for the Scott team in the 1929 ISDT.\n\nC.H. Woods la
 ter became known for his motorcycle films and TT coverage\, producing TT f
 ilms from the 1920s onwards and\, later\, creating the well-known Castrol 
 TT films and the History of the TT series.\n\nThe motorcycle was acquired 
 in poor condition in 2003 and underwent a detailed restoration completed i
 n 2008. Since then\, it has returned to the road and took part in the Vint
 age Motorcycle Club Banbury Run in 2009 and 2010.\n\nRudge Whitworth\n\n50
 0cc | 1929\n\nThis motorcycle comes from the collection of Bob "Wobbly Bob
 " Taylor and was ridden by Bob in the 2007 TT re-enactment event celebrati
 ng 100 years of TT racing on the Isle of Man.\n\nRudge motorcycles were bu
 ilt between 1911 and 1946 and gained a reputation for engineering advances
  and racing success. Their famous slogan was: "Rudge it\, do not trudge it
 ."\n\nThe company became known for innovations in engines and gearboxes an
 d enjoyed strong success in the Isle of Man TT during the 1930s\, with Rud
 ge machines taking multiple podium places and race victories.\n\nSunbeam M
 odel 9/90\n\n500cc | 1930\n\nThis Sunbeam Model 9/90 was fully restored ar
 ound 2010.\n\nSunbeam motorcycles developed a strong reputation for qualit
 y engineering and reliability\, becoming one of Britain's respected motorc
 ycle manufacturers during the early 20th century.\n\nSunbeam OV Flat Tank\
 n\n500cc | 1928\n\nThis 500cc overhead valve flat tank Sunbeam represents 
 the style and engineering of motorcycles from the late 1920s.\n\nAn older 
 restoration\, this machine remains a fine example of early British motorcy
 cle design and craftsmanship.\n\nThese motorcycles offer a glimpse into th
 e development of racing and road machines that helped shape motorcycle his
 tory and the Isle of Man's long connection with motorsport.\n\nTake a clos
 er look and explore the stories behind these remarkable machines and the r
 iders who helped shape motorcycle history.\n\nOpen Monday - Sunday 09:30–1
 6:30\, 18 May 2026 to 1 November 2026.\n\nSource: Visit Isle of Man\, http
 s://www.visitisleofman.com/whats-on/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-p184605
 1
LOCATION:House of Manannan\, Mill Road\, Peel\, IM5 1TA
GEO:54.221974;-4.697602
URL:https://nearby.im/events/vintage-motorcycles-on-display-2026-05-18/
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