Harold Bromiley Collection

Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) 2002 Pre-TT Classic

Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) 2010 Pre TT Classic

Harold Bromiley (Cowles Matchless) 2007 Southern 100
Harold Bromiley (Cowles Matchless) at Castletown Bridge: 2007 Southern 100

Harold Bromiley (Matchless) 2009 Pre TT Classic

Harold Bromiley (Matchless) 2008 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Harold Bromiley (Matchless) at White Gates: 2008 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) 2007 Junior Classic Manx Grand Prix
Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) at Cruickshanks: 2007 Junior Classic Manx Grand Prix

Harold Bromiley (Honda) 2000 Classic TT

Harold Bromiley (Matchless) 2007 Pre TT Classic

Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) 2007 Pre TT Classic

Mick Moreton (Seeley 7R) and Harold Bromiley (Bultaco) 2007 Pre TT Classic

Harold Bromiley (Matchless) 2013 Pre TT Classic

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"Harold Bromiley: A Legend on Two Wheels" Meet Harold Bromiley, a name synonymous with speed and skill in the world of motorcycle racing. With an impressive track record spanning over a decade, Bromiley has left his mark on various prestigious events. In 2000, aboard his trusty Honda, Bromiley showcased his talent at the Classic TT. The roaring engine and adrenaline-fueled race were no match for him as he conquered every twist and turn with finesse. The year 2002 saw Bromiley astride a powerful Bultaco during the Pre-TT Classic. Pushing boundaries and defying limits, he mesmerized spectators with his lightning-fast maneuvers. Bromiley's love affair with classic bikes continued in 2007 when he dominated the Southern 100 riding Cowles Matchless. The crowd held their breath as he effortlessly weaved through competitors to claim victory. His triumphs didn't stop there; in both 2008 and 2009, Bromiley proved himself unstoppable at the Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix. Riding a Matchless one year and a Bultaco another, he displayed unparalleled expertise that left fellow racers in awe. Returning to the Pre-TT Classic in 2010, it was clear that nothing could dampen Bromiley's spirit. Once again aboard his beloved Bultaco, he pushed boundaries yet again to secure another remarkable win. But it wasn't just about winning races for Harold Bromiley; it was about leaving behind an enduring legacy within the sport. His passion for motorcycles ignited inspiration among aspiring riders who looked up to him as their hero. While Ian Griffiths may have claimed victory at the Classic TT in 2009 riding an Aermacchi bike, Harold Bromiley's presence was still felt throughout the event as fans reminisced about past victories etched into their memories forever.