Graham Bailey Collection

Graham Bailey (Tartan Kawasaki) 1973 Senior TT
Graham Bailey (Kawasaki) 1973 Senior TT

Steve Moynihan (Yamaha) and Richard Swallow (Yamaha) first running, 1981 Senior TT. TM Graham Bailey is pushing Richard off

Graham Bailey (Crooks Suzuki) 1972 Formula 750 TT

Graham Bailey (Crooks Suzuki) 1971 Production TT

Speed Cop
Met policeman Graham Bailey rode this single-carb police-spec Triumph Saint in the inaugural Production TT

Graham Bailey (Triumph) 1996 Classic Parade

Graham Bailey (Crooks Suzuki) 1972 Production TT

Graham Bailey (Triumph) 1973 Production TT

Graham Bailey (Triumph) 1967 750cc Production TT
Graham Bailey (Triumph) at Quarter Bridge; 1967 750cc Production TT

Graham Bailey (Kuhn Norton) Parliament Square 1969 Production TT

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Graham Bailey, a legendary name in the world of motorcycle racing, has left an indelible mark on the sport with his remarkable achievements. From his early days to his later triumphs, Bailey's passion for speed and determination have made him a true icon. In 1973, riding for Tartan Kawasaki, Bailey showcased his exceptional skills at the Senior TT. With every twist and turn of the track, he displayed unmatched precision and control that left spectators in awe. Fast forward to 1981 when Steve Moynihan (Yamaha) and Richard Swallow (Yamaha) took their first lap at the Senior TT. It was a thrilling moment as they followed in Bailey's footsteps, inspired by his legacy. Bailey's success wasn't limited to one brand or category. In 1972 Formula 750 TT, he rode Crooks Suzuki to victory, proving his versatility as a rider. The following year saw another triumph for him on Triumph at the Production TT race. His love affair with Triumph continued throughout his career. In 1996 Classic Parade event, Bailey proudly represented Triumph once again with grace and style that only he could possess. But it was during those early years that Graham truly made waves in motorcycle racing history. In multiple Production TT races from 1967-1973 aboard various motorcycles like Crooks Suzuki and Kuhn Norton, he established himself as a force to be reckoned with. Not just known for his incredible talent on two wheels but also infamous among law enforcement officers as "Speed Cop. " His daring maneuvers often left them breathless while trying to keep up with him during races. As we look back on Graham Bailey's illustrious career spanning decades filled with victories and records broken; it is clear why he remains etched in our memories forever.