BIKERS, start your engines: the Bathurst Street and Custom Motorcycle Show is back for 2022.
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After being cancelled last year due to COVID, the show will return to Russell Street along Kings Parade on Saturday, February 12.
Run by Brotherhood CMC, assisted by local club Bad Hobos SMC, the annual motorcycle show features a large display of bikes, and with 18 categories, there will be something for everyone, spokeswoman Rose Hancock said.
The categories will include people's choice, best trike/sidecar, best paint, best vintage, most unusual and many more.
The last event, in 2020, attracted over 100 motorcycle enthusiasts who entered the competition.
To enter, simply turn up on the day with your pride and joy and the $10 entry fee, Ms Hancock said.
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She said the event will be free for general admission and there will be stalls and food available as well as a jumping castle and live music throughout the day.
The community-based motorcycle show has been held in February for the past 13 years and attracts riders and enthusiasts from all around the Central West.
Running from 10am to 2pm, Ms Hancock said the event will be suitable for the whole family.
For more information or to host a stall on the day, visit the Bathurst Bike Show website.
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Amy Rees
Journalist at the Western Advocate in Bathurst since May, 2021.
Journalist at the Western Advocate in Bathurst since May, 2021.
