Eurojumblers bag bargain bike bits
Added on Thursday, September 23rd, 2010 by Carole Nash Editor
Eurojumblers bag bargain bike bits
Once more the sun shone down on thousands of bike enthusiasts who had travelled to take part in the largest outdoor motorcycle autojumble in the UK held over 10-11 September!
Traders from all over Europe arrived at the 17th Carole Nash Classic Eurojumble with a wealth of fantastic jumble items ready to be snapped up by enthusiastic visitors. The vast array of garage clear-out goodies quickly disappeared over the two days as eager punters rummaged through plots stuffed with many hidden gems!
The Eurojumble, held at Netley Marsh in the New Forest, as usual, attracted an impressive display of motorcycles from both classic clubs and private entries. Highly coveted prizes, such as The Classic MotorCycle award was presented to Sid Wilkinson for his impressive OK Bradshaw, while the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics award went to Colin Baker for his Greeves Triumph, for the best motorcycle from 1961-1980.
The club award went to the Wessex Preservation Society, for their wonderful multiple display of motorcycles and for the attention to detail on their club stand, making them very worthy winners.
Show Manager Nick Mowbray said: “Once more, Netley was a fantastic success! Traders and visitors were in their element as bartering for all kinds of motorcycle-related items took place. Bookings are already flooding in for next year’s event and with trade plots from a bargain price of only £50, the 18th Carole Nash Classic Eurojumble promises to be even bigger and better!”
