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Bob Munro Collection

Bob Munro is a legendary figure in the world of sidecar racing, with an impressive career spanning several decades


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Bob Munro is a legendary figure in the world of sidecar racing, with an impressive career spanning several decades. From his early days partnering with Colvin Denholm on a Rumble Suzuki at the 1990 Sidecar TT to his later successes alongside Paul Fargher on a Windle Yamaha and Jockbike, Munro has consistently showcased his skill and determination on the track. In 1984, Munro joined forces with R Gayle for the Sidecar TT, riding a powerful Suzuki machine. Their partnership proved fruitful as they navigated the challenging course with precision and speed. Two years later, Munro teamed up with Dicky Gale for another thrilling ride on a Suzuki at the 1986 Sidecar TT. Munro's collaborations extended beyond just one race as he found success again in 1992 alongside Paul Fargher. This time they rode both a Yamaha and a Jockbike, demonstrating their versatility and adaptability to different machines. Throughout his career, Munro formed formidable partnerships with various talented riders such as Colin Denholm in 1989 on a Suzuki and Garry Murdoch in 1981 on a Yamaha. Together, they pushed boundaries and achieved remarkable results at the prestigious Sidecar TT event. The support from fellow racers was evident when Bob Munro joined forces with Dave Webster in 1988 to tackle yet another exciting challenge aboard their trusty Suzuki machine. And who could forget his collaboration with Adam Smith in 1985? The duo left spectators breathless as they maneuvered through twists and turns during that year's Sidecar TT. Even early on in his career, Bob Munro showed promise when he partnered up with Garry Murdoch once again but this time riding Chessman Imp at the 1980 Sidecar TT - leaving an indelible mark among fans of sidecar racing. Bob Munro's name will forever be associated not only with speed but also with the camaraderie and teamwork that define this thrilling sport.