Sun comes out for St George's Day bike show in Kesgrave

Admission was free, with proceeds from the raffle going to the Royal British Legion (Image: Archant)

Beginning at noon, the free-to-attend meeting at the Main Road pub welcomed people of all ages to come and enjoy the bikes brought along - from classic to custom to scooters - and see which were crowned winners at the end of the day.

Hundreds of bikers gathered for the annual St Georges Day bike meet at The Bell in Kesgrave. (Image: Archant)

The event was returning after a few years of cancellation due to the pandemic (Image: Archant)

All proceeds from raffle ticket sales were donated to the Royal British Legion's poppy appeal.

Alby trying out one of the mini bikes. (Image: Archant)

Organiser Sue Jones enjoying the good weather for the event (Image: Archant)

Organisers stressed ahead of the event that they weren't looking to be "bigger or better or new for 2022" - they were just "incredibly happy and incredibly grateful that things are improving enough for some sort of return to normality".

A contest for best paint was being held as part of the day's event (Image: Archant)

Colin Snowden on his Triumph TR25W. (Image: Archant)

They thanked volunteers, sponsors, prize donators and Debbie McCallum from The Kesgrave Bell for their help in making the bike show possible.

Dennis Hart with his bike at the return of the annual event (Image: Archant)

Hundreds of bikers gathered for the annual St Georges Day bike meet at The Bell in Kesgrave. (Image: Archant)