We’ve had a busy year taking visitors around the course. We can include a visit to the Isle of Man Motor Museum too. It really is a lot of fun.
Take a look at this YouTube video to learn more.

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We’ve had a busy year taking visitors around the course. We can include a visit to the Isle of Man Motor Museum too. It really is a lot of fun.
Take a look at this YouTube video to learn more.
// by Ged
Sunday 19th December 2021 and it’s a run over the Isle of Man TT Course.
Take in the view as one of the most stunning cloud phenomena decended on the IOM.
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It’s New Year’s Eve 2021 and Frank and Ged chat about the fabulous Roundel and other local topics.
See the movie here!

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POWERWHEELS WOULD LIKE TO HELP OUR CUSTOMERS TO ENJOY A MEMORABLE 2021.
Group bookings are available now for your social calendar once the fun starts.
Ideally, a minimum group size of 10 works best. The ‘service’ can provide door to door drop offs and we have WiFi and screen entertainment on board.
An approximate cost for a group of 10 persons with travelling between Port Erin and Peel will be £10-£12 per head depending on drop off locations and time taken after midnight. You group can enjoy a bespoke, comfortable and most of all, safe ride home. Just get in touch and we can arrange seamless style transport.
Our favourite booking routes are often taking guests to Peel and Port Erin in the summer. The Peel nightlife scene provides a mix of friendly pubs and restaurants.
In the South we have the incredible Port Erin Beach and bars, quaint Port St Mary and the Castletown pubs provide real character.
If you live in the West or South, feel free to book a group night out. A party of 10 or more is always good and we have two great vehicles to get you home to your doorstep.
We value your safety and your custom.
GET IN TOUCH (231223) AND BOOK YOUR NIGHT OUT!
CONTACT FORM HERE
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The Isle of Man continues to overcome restrictions that blight the UK as Corona Virus disrupts day to day life across the water. The Conservative Government struggles to re write the rules of ‘mass control’ as policy changes regularly. The population is fed up and often turns to sport for some cheer in difficult times.
Sport plays a big part in the lives of many people and the UK offering limps along as spectator events are curtailed. Teams, events and clubs are struggling and the TV offerings are sterile affairs with sparse crowd and atmosphere.
The Island has a unique opportunity here as UK live events are broadcasted in empty grounds and stadia. The opportunity for the Manx residents to be the only ‘live crowd’ in the British Isles would put the Rock right on the map. Television rights and positive publicity would generate much needed revenue.
Our island has a passion for sport and would turn out in their thousands to watch a top of the bill professional event.
A key boxing bout or lower league football match could be hosted with ease and give an advantage to any broadcaster where a lively crowd is involved. In addition to sport, the entertainment circuit could also prosper with lively gigs with a famous comedian or musician.
The idea seems very simple and with care and planning, it could be achieved. We have the discipline and know how to manage inbound groups of people. It would be in the interest of all parties to behave and follow the strict Manx rules to make an event a success.

