Tohatsu Collection

Dave Simmonds (Tohatsu) 1964 50cc TT
Dave Simmonds (Tohatsu) on Bray Hill; 1964 50cc TT

Charlie Mates (Tohatsu) 1966 Ultra Lightweight TT
Charlie Mates (Tohatsu) leaves Governors Bridge, 1966 Ultra Lightweight TT

Brian Boyd (Tohatsu) 1970 Ultra Lightweight TT

1966 Ultra Lightweight
Dave Simmons rode Tohatsu for many years at the TT. Seen leaving Governor;s Bridge, he finished 11th on the 125. Switching to Kawasaki saw Dave bring them their first World Championshi

Allen Hutchings (Tohatsu) 1967 50cc TT

Allen Hutchings (Tohatsu) 1968 Ultra Lightweight TT

Jun Uno (Tohatsu) 2007 TT
Japanese Jun Uno (Tohatsu) 2007 TT

Phil Horsham (Tohatsu) 1967 Ultra Lightweight TT
Phil Horsham (Tohatsu) on Ballaugh Bridge, 1967 Ultra Lightweight TT

Dave Simmonds (Tohatsu) 1964 Ultra Lightweight TT
Dave Simmonds (Tohatsu) at Quarter Bridge, 1964 Ultra Lightweight TT

Mike Simmonds (Tohatsu) 1964 50cc TT

Jun Uno (Tohatsu) 2007 Parade Lap
Japans Jun Uno (Tohatsu) 2007 Parade Lap

Charlie Mates (Tohatsu) 1966 50cc TT
Charlie Mates (Tohatsu) at Quarter Bridge: 1966 50cc TT

Mike Simmonds (Tohatsu) 1965 50cc TT
Mike Simmonds (Tohatsu) at Quarter Bridge; 1965 50cc TT

Jim Pink (Tohatsu) 1966 Ultra Lightweight TT
Jim Pink (Tohatsu) at Quarter Bridge, 1966 Ultra Lightweight TT

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Tohatsu, a name that resonates with speed and triumph in the world of motorcycle racing. Since its inception, it has been synonymous with excellence and innovation on the track. In 1964, Dave Simmonds took the racing scene by storm on his Tohatsu 50cc TT bike. With unparalleled skill and determination, he left his competitors in awe as he crossed the finish line victorious. The year 1970 witnessed another remarkable feat for Tohatsu when Brian Boyd showcased his prowess on the Ultra Lightweight TT circuit. His precision and agility were unmatched as he maneuvered through every twist and turn with ease. But it wasn't just about individual achievements; Tohatsu's dominance extended to team victories as well. In 1966, their Ultra Lightweight squad displayed exceptional teamwork led by Allen Hutchings at the helm. Together, they conquered every challenge thrown their way. Charlie Mates was yet another force to be reckoned with on his Tohatsu machine during the 1966 50cc TT race. His relentless drive propelled him forward towards glory, leaving spectators breathless in admiration. Fast forward to Jun Uno's unforgettable performance at the 2007 TT event - a testament to how Tohatsu continues to push boundaries even decades later. Jun Uno's display of skill demonstrated that Tohatsu remains at the forefront of motorcycle racing technology. Phil Horsham etched his name into history books during the intense competition of the 1967 Ultra Lightweight TT race. Riding a powerful Tohatsu bike, he defied all odds and emerged triumphant against fierce opponents. And let us not forget Dave Simmonds' incredible achievement in both 1964 races - first conquering the challenging terrain aboard his Tohatsu-powered machine in the 50cc category before dominating once again in Ultra Lightweight TT class. Last but certainly not least is Mike Simmonds' outstanding performance during that same year's 50cc TT race.