Thousands expected for Jurby festival

Saturday, 23 August 2014 00:00

Thousands of spectators are expected to turn out tomorrow for the Jurby Festival.

The event, organised by the Vintage Motorcycle Club, will see hundreds of classic machines aswell as live music, catering stalls and various other bike themed entertainments.

It's regarded as one of the biggest draws of the Festival of Motorcycling's two week duration.

Organiser Tony East gave us an idea of what's in store:

Those planning on attending are asked to ensure they follow the signs in an effort to ease congestion.

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