Yes precautions are both important and necessary, but surely cancelling the T. T. which isn't until June anyway, is a bit of a knee jerk. Other sporting events are going ahead such as horse racing, and despite what some American TV channels have been saying, there aren't troops on the streets and the movement restrictions apply to livestock, not we humans. Apart from a few huge funeral pyres burning around the country, and a lot of empty fields, it's business as usual, except for the poor farmers of course, many of whom will be out of business, along with the cattle hauliers, slaughter houses etc. So it is bad news in Britain at the moment, but surely cancelling the T.T. won't change anything. The Island hasn't yet had any cases of foot and mouth, but I doubt the annual invasion of bikers would bring it with them.
Rules are for the guidance of wise men, and the obedience of fools.
A clear conscience is merely the sign of a short memory. I have been into bikes since first seeing Speedway as a kid in 1972 and cannot imagine a life without a bike of some sort, even if it were in a box. What follows is not just Harley stuff. I had wanted one since way back, but had to wait until 1994 to achieve my goal, but I did have some great times on my other bikes which I've listed below. Married, living in Truro, Cornwall.