Dropped in for an hour or so, until lunchtime when the bikes that arrive in the morning leave for lunch, then usually the place fills up again with bikes arriving after lunch.  Lunchtime is the doldrums, all that is missing are tumbleweeds blowing down main street.

No others enduros turned up, but there were some very nice two strokes.

The place is emptying out for lunchtime and I want to leave, but everytime I go back to big blue, another group has gathered around and I have to abort.  Happens every time I park him up for a length of time.


Once a year, Snaith closes main street to all traffic apart from bikes.  Bikes all the way down main street, mostly 60s to 90s bikes.


Took loads of pics, but I will just pjt up a few nice two strokes up on here.

Lovely NSR250.  Enough to make one drool.


Flying the Yamaha flag.  A very nice TZR250.


Kawasaki entry.  A lovely H2.


Not entirely sure what the Suzuki representative was.  Hustler?.  Rarest of all was the RE5 rotary parked beside it.


Go on then, I suppose the RE5 is technically a two stroke.. sort of.



And of course, no two stroke gathering worthy of the name is without the ubiquitous mars bar elsie 350.