James Hillier - pre-Isle of Man TT 2024 part two - video Dailymotion

James Hillier talks about riding different bikes from different manufacturers at TT 2024.

Transcript

00:00 We've seen increasingly, obviously you're one of the number of riders that are moving

00:04 between manufacturers between the different classes. Is that an easy thing to do? I often

00:11 hear you guys speaking after you've been out for practice qualifying and you're like, "I

00:14 need to get tuned back into being on a different bike now." Is that an easy thing to do these

00:19 days? Are the bikes becoming quite similar in that respect?

00:21 They're never really quite similar. I think there's a distinct switch between CC is obviously

00:29 a thing. Switching between manufacturer and CC is no issue really. It's not a problem.

00:41 And also contractually, I have no obligation to a manufacturer so it's nice. We're buying

00:47 the bikes and building them ourselves at the workshop in Cannock at PCR Performance. We

00:55 don't have to answer to anybody, which is a nice place to be. Kawasaki are helping a

01:00 little bit with the 636 but as I said from the start, we're where we're at and they're

01:07 happy and we want to win TTs so we will pick the best bike that we feel we can achieve

01:16 on and work with it.

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