Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show draws thousands
Tens of thousands of motorcycle fans descended on Staffordshire for a weekend showcase of classic machines.
Tens of thousands of motorcycle fans descended on Staffordshire for a weekend showcase of classic machines.
The 17th annual Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show took place at the County Showground in Stafford.
It attracted more than 30,000 enthusiasts from all over the country, with almost 1,000 bikes for sale and on show.
The event, organised by Classic Bike Shows, also included more than 100 trade stalls and a popular autojumble sale.
Major manufacturers, including Triumph, Royal Enfield and Yamaha, were all in attendance, with iconic American marque Harley-Davidson putting in an appearance for the first time in the event's history.
Guest of honour was US racing legend Eddie Lawson, who won four 500cc world titles and 31 Grand Prix victories before retiring.
Stafford-based motorcycle specialists Jones and Alcock, of Wolverhampton Road, were also at the show, showcasing their 1957 Harley-Davidson, which was rebuilt in 1974.





