The Rotary Club of Hove’s hugely popular British Engineerium Classic Motorcycle Run sets off for its 13th outing on Sunday 25th April.

Entries are already coming in fast from riders of machines of all ages and types. This year’s array of bikes on parade at Hove's Blatchington Mill School promises to offer yet another fascinating display of motorcycle design in all its various glories!

There are categories for all comers – from veterans and classics to state-of-the-art 21st Century machines.

The day starts with free tea and coffee and tasty bacon butties on sale. The 2010 routes for the run through beautiful highways and byways of rural Sussex are already mapped out. As always, there is the shorter, easier option for older and lower-powered bikes. Entry includes a route card, souvenir badge, programme and hot lunch. There will be a licensed bar, with lots of comfortable indoor cover to socialise in if wet. There is plenty of free parking for support vehicles in the school grounds.

This is always a great day out and it is a major part of Hove Rotarians’ efforts in their charity fund-raising for local, national and global causes. A key campaign in 2010 is the final push for world-wide elimination of Polio. Please tell your friends and fellow enthusiasts to take a look at the website: www.engrun.talktalk.net. It has on-line or print-out entry forms and all the info you need to join in on a great day out in Sussex!