Isle of Man TT 1948 - Retro Road Racing

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A short but wonderfully nostalgic visual record of the 1948 Isle of Man TT featuring pre-race activities and action footage. 1948 saw a record number of entries as Norton, Velocette and Moto Guzzis dominated. Stars of the post War era - Freddie Frith, Bob Foster, Artie Bell and other familiar faces were drawn once more to this legendary road racing festival. Probably the first TT film produced after the Second World War, this recently discovered film won an award for its enthusiastic producer Sam Coles. There is no sound other than the informed commentary of Graham Walker but this in no way detracts from the atmosphere and excitement of another chapter in Isle of Man road racing history.
Easy to see why it won an award for its producer...excellent viewing and well worth the asking price' Met On Wheels

[@buckwheatINtheCity]

Hearing the voice of the late Graham was so heart warming. 🤗

[@carlnapp4412]

3:57 There was Stanley Woods and no one mentioned him. What a shame!

[@inkitatus1]

Brilliant, please post more historical films. Much appreciated, Cheers!

[@OriginalMythBuster]

LOVE IT - please post more.

[@CamApex9]

This is so cool!

[@nigelmoore6519]

Why don't you put full films on we want to see them.

[@nigelmoore6519]

@@mikecartlidge5355 thanks mike

[@thumbsfree5587]

Artie Bell… my great uncle 😊

[@rotorspin6127]

Awesome 👌

[@schinge90]

Somehow Artie Bell reminds me of Ian Hutchinson..his facial expressions, idk. Pretty cool video - please keep up posting such treasures!

[@ytvtv736]

Amazing

[@aeronwilliams94]

balls of steel

[@skualpascal6684]

X'Lent !!

[@carloscontreras1927]

BRA-VOU......
👏👏👏
the board...
the man registering the times.....
the top speed of eightyfo.....
shit man,that it's passion.....

[@lucboursier2904]

Merci pour le partage.

[@eslermanu47]

Proper racing bikes and the magic era.

[@Leeozitos]

What the limit velocity?

[@marknewsome9563]

Fantastic footage

[@Steve765]

Brilliant