East of England Bikers – Motorcycle Owners in East Anglia – EoEB

After the success of the first Mablethorpe Motorcycle Festival and because of public demand the 2nd Mablethorpe Motorcycle Festival will be held on the 19th March 2011 to coincide with the last Sand Racing Race of the season. All money collected will be going to chosen charities such as the Air Ambulance and Tourism Forum. [...]

Registration is now open for this years event on 4th September 2011. Raising money for East Anglias Childrens Hospices and SERV (Service by Emergency Rider Volunteers – aka Bloodrunners), after the success of last years Treehouse Appeal Motorcycle Run. The run starts and finishes at the Orwell Crossing Lorry Park, A14 Nacton. All bikes must [...]

The event will be supported by Rob Day and Derek Barker, of Suffolk Advanced Motorcyclists, a charity which aims to improve riding standards, and Ray Walters, owner of Orwell Motorcycles in Ipswich. Mr Barker said: “We hope the 2011 St Elizabeth Hospice Motorcycle Run will be well supported. People will be keen to get their [...]

Please keep an eye on the Forum for any additional and up to the minute details, as there is no news for Eastern Lights 2011. or visit:  www.easternlights.co.nr Here is some information about the event taken from the Eastern Lights website. Eastern Lights Motorcycle Cavalcade is organized by an entirely voluntary committee. They are friendly, [...]

The show is held on August Bank Holiday Monday at Wimbotsham near Downham Market in Norfolk. Expect around 180 bikes in the show and over 3,000 people to attend the show. The 2008 show raised over £7,500 to give away to local charities and groups. For more infomation visit http://www.fenmanclassic.co.uk

The Motorcycle Run is a popular and well established event in the Essex annual calendar. Planning has begun for the 2011 Motorcycle run, the Charitys biggest fundraising event of the year!

In 2007 a local lady biker lost her life while riding her motorcycle. The East Anglian Air Ambulance was dispatched but sadly she passed away before they arrived. To keep the East Anglian Air Ambulance airbourne, it costs a whooping £3 Million a year, none of which is funded by the NHS/National insurance contributions. All [...]