Those responsible know exactly what there is to be done; it really is a well-oiled machine fine-tuned over 21years. From the siting of promotional banners prior to the event, distribution of hi-viz vests to volunteers, the issuing of show programmes and plaques, the all-important tea and coffee to sustain the troops, and for the first time, two-way radios which were used for communication between those working out in the field.

The club marquee saw a constant swarm of visitors eager to purchase mystery bags for children, tickets for the two raffles and tombola, plus a range of items for sale including of course, Bexhill 100 MC regalia. Its six stalls certainly kept the volunteers busy all day!

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As always, the gates were manned on a shift basis from 10am until late into the afternoon, with the dedicated team of marshals overseeing the parking and safe exit of the 500 or so vehicles on display. 

Entertainment during the day included music by Bexhill Promotions, children’s entertainer Uncle Bumble, Bexhill Lions dog show, and a demonstration by East Sussex Fire Cadets. 

Much positive feedback has been received praising the show organisation and the positive, welcoming attitude of those Bexhill 100 MC members with whom our visitors came into contact; a direct part-quote from visiting a member being:

"I would just like to send my sincere thanks to everyone who made the show this year such a success. Bexhill would be much worse off without this event"

The underlying purpose of the show is that in addition to providing a great day out for our visitors, all proceeds are donated to the four charities as nominated by our members at the club's AGM, the details of which are shown below in the cheque presentation section.