Full Calendar
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Every Tuesday
EACC and FMCC evening meeting in
Walton, Felixstowe, at either
the Falcon Map
or the Half Moon Map
6th October
BTSC meeting, 1pm at the
Stratton Arms at Turweston,
NN13 5JX. Map
There'll be a ride in the afternoon—or stay in the pub if the weather
is foul.
10th November
EACC Kneel’s Wheels and
the EACC AGM at the Coddenham Centre.
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The last EACC
mopedjumble of the season combined with a tour of the quiet Suffolk
lanes.
Kneel’s Wheels is the biggest of the
EACC village hall
based runs; the village hall in question is at Coddenham. Full
reception facilities and free refreshments are available on
arrival. The mopedjumble is typically supported by all, from the
larger stands to the various smaller pitches of general members.
The jumble opens 9:30am, the run sets off at 11:00am. The route
is the same as last year with the lunch stop at Claydon Crown. After lunch, the run returns to Coddenham
where the jumble continues. The EACC AGM will be before the ride, starting at about
10:00pm—although the AGM
is, of course, ‘members only’, the EACC welcomes non-members
throughout the rest of the event.
Directions to the start: Coddenham is on the B1078. Leave
the A14 at its junction with the A140 and the B1078 is the first
turning to the right off the A140. Coddenham is the first village
along the road. After the road snakes around the church, turn
left in the village centre. The Coddenham Centre (village hall)
is along this road on the right.
Everyone welcome—Free day membership if you’re not an EACC member. Please contact
the organiser for more information or to reserve a jumble space
(telephone Neil Morley on
).
2025
Ride it Day
Every year the FBHVC has its Drive it/Ride it Day on the Sunday
nearest to St George’s Day.
The aim of Drive it Day is to increase public awareness of Vintage
and Classic vehicles by having as many as possible on the road for
one day. There are many events—see the Federation
Website—www.fbhvc.co.uk—for more details. Several
museums arrange special parking areas and reduced admission fees for
anyone arriving in or on an old vehicle. Or you can just take
your old vehicle along to whatever you’d be doing anyway: going to
work, going shopping, anything.
27th April—Ride it Day
In 2025, Drive it Day will be a week later than usual
to avoid Easter. It will again be run in support of the NSPCC’s
Childline.
Drive it Day raises over £40,000 each year for the Childline service
through rally plate sales and clubs holding their own events.
This staggering amount shows what can be achieved through the generous
support of the Classic and Historical Vehicle Community. This
year there are special ‘Ride it Day’ rally plaques for motor
cycles—buying one from the Drive it Day website will help
raise money for Childline.
21st & 22nd June
Dene Rally at Monkwood, near Alresford, Hampshire,
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is looking to expand its motor cycle section, and would welcome a
display of cyclemotors, autocycles, and mopeds
There is free camping for exhibitors, an on-site bar, and music on the
Saturday evening.
can give more information on an EACC display at the rally and
may also be tempted to organise a short run out around the South Downs
National Park on the Saturday evening, if there is enough
interest.