A TT Helpline set up by big-hearted locals has seen hundreds of offers of help to visitors soaked by rain on campsites.
The Facebook group is run by Margaret Cain, Sandra Diamond and Barbara Keene, who've run similar pages in recent years.
Yesterday, they sprang into action when heavy rain drenched TT fans camping around the Island - and Manx residents offered their support.
Margaret says the group is full of offers to help bikers dry out:
No timeline for rights of way at nature trails
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Manx driving licence scam on Facebook
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Government reminder to clear MiCard balances soon
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Youtube channel says you can live here for £450 a month
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Post Office announces price rises
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Police appeal for missing 86 year old
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Still time to get child flu vaccinations, says Manx Care
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Council applies for football pitch work permission
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