The 32nd Carole Nash Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show: The Bath and West Showground provides the curtain raiser to a season of classic exhibitions. The Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show is almost as old as the International though and, despite the name, is held near Shepton Mallet rather than in the Bristol Dockland Warehouse where it originated. Naturally given the time of year most of the action happens inside and well away from any possibility of snow and wet. Attendance grows each year, with plenty of room to expand, with more than 18,000 people descending on the halls each year.
NEW FOR 2012: Bonhams famous and hugely popular bike auction will take place on Saturday for the very first time at this massive show.
The 32nd Carole Nash Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show at Bath And West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset on Saturday, 18 February 2012.
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