All roads then lead to Carrigtwohill on Sunday morning as the motorcycling once again came out in force to the Bike Show. While it proved to be challenging to get vendors back out on the road, those that did make the journey we’re rewarded with the footfall through the gates as the masses descended on the show. The overall sense of relief on peoples faces who were able to catch up and meet with so many friends from the biking community for the first time in almost 2 years filled the venue with a great sense of pride. For those who couldn’t make it to the preceding night in the Midleton Park Hotel were fortunate able to rub shoulders with the Hickman, Kennedy and McCormack once again as they spoke again about their respective seasons. What would a bike show be without some bespoke, classic and stunning examples of 2 and 3 wheeled machinery with Mick McCarthy of Goose Customs taking Best Build for his Project Goosewing trike. Mike Tobin took the Best Paint award for his immaculate Trike and Dan Swanton took home the accolade for Best Vintage with his 125 NSR. Barry Gill from Limerick had an array of bikes on display and took home the glassware for Best Vintage with his AJS.