The festival is an action packed day with the chance to see some amazing motorcycles, watch live action shows performed by motorcycle heroes and visit some of the best dealers and traders selling the very best in bikes and equipment.
If that’s not enough there’ll be live bands to keep you entertained, motorcycle clubs to visit and plenty of opportunities to grab something to eat or drink to keep you going throughout the day.
We’re lucky to have a great range of sponsors, exhibitors, traders and clubs who join us for the festival each year.
We’re planning on making the 2020 event better than ever so if you’re a club who want to show your bikes and attract new members, a trader or dealer who wants to promote your goods / services to thousands of people or a local company who would like to sponsor / support the festival, get in touch.
While the aim of the festival is to put on a great event that bikers and non-bikers will enjoy, the event is not-for-profit and all proceeds that are raised go to our chosen charities.
The festival is run by volunteers whose aim is to raise as much as we can to help these great causes and we can’t do this without the support of our sponsors, traders, clubs and everyone who attends, so please donate generously in one of the many collection buckets throughout the day.
The festival is an action packed day with the chance to see some amazing motorcycles, watch live action shows performed by motorcycle heroes and visit some of the best dealers and traders selling the very best in bikes and equipment.
If that’s not enough there’ll be live bands to keep you entertained, motorcycle clubs to visit and plenty of opportunities to grab something to eat or drink to keep you going throughout the day.
New Name and New Location
Originally known as the St. Ives Festival of Motorcycles, after 4 successful years in the town centre, the event moved to Johnson’s of Old Hurst where it ran for 2 further years.
2019 was a great event with over £5000 being donated to our charities.
As the festival was no longer held in St. Ives town centre it was time to rename the festival. After it was put to a public vote the festival was renamed the Hunts Festival of Motorcycles.
After two successful years at Johnson’s of Oldhurst the festival has moved to pastures new and will be located a short ride down the road at The Camp in Ramsey.
We’re really exited as the site has lots of space for traders, clubs and entertainment with plenty of hard standing areas along with grassed sections. A number of buildings will be in use during the day and there will be hard standing parking for motorcycles with a separate field for car parking.
Want to get involved??
If you want to be part of the festival as a trader, entertainer, concession or to volunteer, contact us to register your interest.
