The Ashford Classic Motorcycle Show and Autojumble is back this Easter Monday, bringing together classic machines, club stands, traders and one of the South East’s best-loved bike jumbles in the hardstanding, weatherproof surroundings of Ashford Livestock Market.
Held on Monday 6th April 2026, the event’s theme this year is the Isle of Man TT races, celebrating the unique relationship between Kent riders and the iconic road race over the decades. The show will shine a spotlight on competitors with connections to the area, including Dave Hughes, Rex Butcher, Richard Tree and the Arter Brothers, along with one of the most celebrated modern-era TT stars, Chas Mortimer, whose remarkable career helped define British success on the Mountain Course.
As ever, there will be plenty to see across the venue. The main show exhibits will be housed in the modern Amos Hall foyer, featuring privately-owned classic, vintage and veteran motorcycles alongside club displays. Entry is now open to all pre-2000 motorcycles, giving owners of modern classics the chance to get involved and bring a wider range of machines to the show.
Private garage-clearout stalls are available for just £15, including admission for two people, making it an ideal opportunity for anyone with surplus spares or unfinished projects to shift.
Refreshments will be served throughout the day in the onsite café, with seating available for those needing a break between browsing the stalls and admiring the bikes.
The Ashford Classic Motorcycle Show and Autojumble takes place at Ashford Livestock Market, Orbital Park, Ashford, Kent TN24 0HB, easily accessible from the M20 at Junction 10 or 10a.
Gates open to the public from 10am. Tickets cost just £6 for adults, and accompanied children under 16 go free. Earlybird entry is available from 8am for £10.
Tickets are available on the morning of the show or in advance from www.elk-promotions.co.uk, where you can also enter your bike.
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