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Bike Show - 7th October 2007....
The 16th Copdock Motorcycle Show
Who would have thought that with all the rain and flooding that had occurred during this summer, that we had any chance of a dry show this year. Well thankfully we were wrong!! The Thursday before the show, we descended onto the showground in glorious sunshine to start work on the preparations, and thankfully this set the trend for the whole weekend....
Early on the Sunday morning, still under the cover of darkness, the last of the exhibitors, traders and entertainment arrived. This was followed by the first rays of sunshine which raised everyone's hopes of a great day. The gates opened and soon the show was buzzing with activity. It was great to see so many people having a good time, especially after all the hard work that everyone had put in. And here is where the committee would like to express a sincere thanks to the many helpers who gave much of their own time to assist with the running of the show, both on the day and for the preceding weeks.
We've put together a few photographs from the show, to try and capture a feel for the day. Hopefully, they will bring back fond memories for those that attended. Finally, The CCMC would like to thank everyone who came and made this years show such a great success, and we look forward to seeing all of you again next year at Trinity Park on the 5th October 2008.
Please click on an image to see the larger version....
Bolddog Lings Freestyle Team provided
the entertainment in the main arena. |
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A little extra something to add to the display. |
In
between displays from the Bolddogs, the MPC Ural Motorbikes showed
us how not to ride a combination!! |
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The Motoball team go for goal. |
The Cycle Speedway team invited people to come forward and have
a go. |
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Nick
Soar puts on a show to promote the Nacro/ESF Motorcycle Course. |
A
lot of effort was put in by the motorcycle clubs to make a great
display. |
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A lot of beautifully presented bikes, trikes and scooters. |
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A good band and a pint, what more could you ask!! |
The Back Porch Band entertains. |
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A
large turn out by the Auto-Jumblers. |
Our
biggest Trade area to-date. Over 130 pitches! |
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A
visit by the Air Ambulance went down well, with the
opportunity to look inside. |
Even
the bike park was worth a look with a huge array of bikes. |
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It's
great to see so many people having a good time!! |
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The moment all you ticket holders were waiting for. The winning ticket is drawn by Ben Matthews, the Sales Director for Watsonian-Squire, the official UK importers of Royal Enfields. |
The
winner, John Christie from Norwich, being presented with
the Royal Enfield 350 Classic Trial Bike, by some of the CCMC
committee members. |
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Copdock Motorcycle Show Class Winners
| Class | Winner | Machine |
| Veteran / Vintage | E. Groves | ABC |
| Post Vintage | Ursula Whitesides | S – Sunbeam Model 9 |
| Post War Single Cylinder | N. Murray | BSA Goldstar |
| Post War Multi Cylinder | J. Newton | Bonneville |
| British Modern Classic | M. King | Norton Commando |
| Foreign Modern Classic | Mark Cousins | Kawasaki 500 |
| Factory Custom | S. Hollobone | H. D. FLSTE Fat Boy |
| Trike | I. Thomson | Alfa Romeo Trike |
| Combination | D. J. Feveryear | Honda Goldwing |
| Café Racer/ Streetfighter | Norman Murray | Norbsa |
| Chop / Personalised Custom | John Cocker | H.D.V. Rod |
| Competition | Mick Groves | AJS 7R |
| Pre 1962 Scooter | Terry Cook | Lambretta Rallymaster |
| Post 1962 Scooter | Simon Knill | Lambretta LI 150 |
| Best Modified Scooter Paint Job | Paul Lock | Piaggio Vespa P200 Disc |
| Best Lightweight | Heidi Cockerton | Suzuki B105 |
| Best British | Ursula Whitesides | S – Sunbeam Model 9 |
| Best Foreign | Mark Cousins | Kawasaki 500 |
| Public Choice | T. Gowers | Velocette Venom |
| Celebrity Choice | D. Hunt | Norton 650 SS |
| CCMC Committee Choice | G. Woodhouse | Triumph TR6 |
| Best Overall in Show | Ursula Whitesides | S – Sunbeam Model 9 |
Best Club Stand
South Eastern Vulcan Riders Association
More ..... |