Fancy a weekend of bikes, bargains and banter? This year’s Carole Nash Eurojumble is celebrating its 25th year and is ticking all the boxes for bike enthusiasts. Gates will open from 9am on both days of the event – Friday, August 31 and Saturday, September 1. Here are the top five reasons to visit…
Thousands of bargains
If you are looking for a great day out filled with motorcycle bargains, the Netley Eurojumble is the place to be! More than 300 traders showcased their wares at last year’s event and this year is set to be even bigger. With a mammoth display of spare parts, tools, books, magazines, signs and even complete machines, you can be certain you’ll find exactly what you were looking for.
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Saturday Garage Clear Out
Are you looking to rehome your pre-loved biking possessions? Come to Netley on the Saturday and pitch up from as little as £20. Visitors can set up a one-day trading plot and put their biking goods in the eyeline of thousands of bike enthusiasts looking for that missing piece.
Charterhouse Auction
Full machines will be under the hammer at the Charterhouse Auction on the Friday, with the bidding starting at 1pm. Lots under the hammer this year include a 1935 Ariel Red Hunter, a 1937 Sunbeam Model 8, a 1947 BSA C11 and a stunning 1949 Vincent HRD Black Shadow.
Camping available
Showgoers are welcome to camp at Netley Marsh on Thursday, August 30 and Friday, August 31. At just £60 for two people, you can enjoy a break away while rummaging through mountains of motorcycle paraphernalia. Entry to the show is also included in the price.
Quick and easy e-tickets
Simply buy your advance ticket today; you’ll then receive an email with your ticket attached. Print off your e-ticket or show your ticket on your phone at the gate for quick and easy entry to the show. Parking at the event is free.
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