Mike Dunn Collection

Mike Dunn (Yamaha) 1982 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Mike Dunn (Honda) 1976 Production TT

V. M. C. C, Trial, Windy Corner 1994
Les Wilson gives final instructions. Members shown include Jack and Marge Ward, Mike Dunn Roy Davies and Peter Gale

Mike Dunn (Greeves) 2005 Classic Lap

Mike Dunn (Yamaha) 1976 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Mike Dunn (Greeves) 2010 TT Parade Lap

Mike Dunn (Greeves) 2007 Parade Lap

Mike Dunn (Greeves) 2007 Steam Packet Parade Lap
Mike Dunn (Greeves) at Castletown Bridge, 2007 Steam Packet Parade Lap

Mike Dunn (Honda RS) 1994 Ultra Lightweight TT

Mike Dunn (Yamaha) 1977 Senior Manx Grand Prix

Mike Dunn (Seeley) 1975 Senior Manx Grand Prix

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"Mike Dunn: A Legendary Motorcyclist with a Passion for Racing" With an impressive career spanning several decades, it has left an indelible mark on the world of motorcycle racing. From his early days riding for Yamaha in the 1982 Senior Manx Grand Prix to his triumphs aboard Honda in the 1976 Production TT, Dunn's talent and determination were evident from the start. Not one to rest on his laurels, Dunn continued to push boundaries and explore new challenges. In 1994, he showcased his versatility by participating in V. M. C. C Trial at Windy Corner, proving that he was not just a speed demon but also possessed exceptional skills in navigating tricky terrains. Dunn's love affair with classic motorcycles shone through as he took to the track on Greeves bikes multiple times. His memorable Classic Lap in 2005 captured hearts and reminded everyone of the timeless beauty of these machines. The following years saw him participate in various parade laps during prestigious events like TT and Steam Packet Parade Lap, further solidifying his status as a respected figure within the racing community. Throughout his career, Dunn had numerous standout performances on different brands. Whether it was piloting a Yamaha or Honda RS bike, he consistently displayed unmatched expertise and dedication. His victories at both Ultra Lightweight TT races in 1994 highlighted not only his skill but also his ability to adapt seamlessly across different models. The Senior Manx Grand Prix held a special place in Dunn's heart as evidenced by multiple appearances over the years. With wins aboard Yamaha (1977), Seeley (1975), and another notable victory on Greeves (2007), he became synonymous with this iconic event. Beyond being an accomplished racer, Mike Dunn served as an inspiration for aspiring riders worldwide. His passion for motorcycles was infectious; it fueled dreams and ignited ambitions among countless enthusiasts who admired him from afar.