This was the 30th Annual Fenman Classic Bike Show, which, in 18 years has raised in excess of £45,000, all for local charities. The village is taken over by the biking fraternity for the entire day in a friendly atmosphere of lazing on the ground to sounds of roaring motorbike engines from every era. The Village Green was taken over by food stalls, with entertainment provided by Radio Caroline. The trees provided cover whilst it rained intermittently throughout the day, but this did not damped the spirits of the many classic bike enthusiasts who attended the event.

The Fenman Show is recommended by Real Classic Clubmen for its bike jumble, trade stands and motorcycles of all ages and origins. There is a secure area for helmets etc with a hog roast, live radio and other refreshments.

The show entrants were grouped into large British, medium British, small British, foreign between 1960 to 1980, post-war pre-war, former racing machines, owners' clubs and so on. The field adjacent to the school was the site of a large bike jumble and the stall-holders appeared quite happy with the turnout and the sales that they were making (well at least whilst the sun was shining.....