![HAPPY PURCHASER: Al Heaney from Wollongong found this small bike that needed some TLC amongst the stalls at the Goulburn Showground. Photos: Darryl Fernance HAPPY PURCHASER: Al Heaney from Wollongong found this small bike that needed some TLC amongst the stalls at the Goulburn Showground. Photos: Darryl Fernance](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/EZfymxvXBjaqckRz42NChR/7cbdd715-3252-41ad-8be4-2863773062ec.jpg/r179_612_2066_3005_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Goulburn Classic Riders Club annual swap meet appears to be the largest the club has held in the 20 plus years they have been running their charity fundraising event.
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Two of the big beneficiaries of this motorcycle only swap meet are the rotary Club of Goulburn, which operates the barbecue and refreshment stand catering for the hundreds of stall holders and an even larger number of lookers and potential purchasers of second hand bikes , parts, accessories manuals, and repair equipment. The second is Goulburn CanAssist which staffs the gate collecting the entry fees. CanAssist provides help for local people in meeting some of the expenses associated with cancer treatment
![FOR SALE: Motorcycle enthusiast Ross Luff of Goulburn was looking to sell his 1980 SR Yamaha 500 at the Classic Riders Club swap meet on Sunday. FOR SALE: Motorcycle enthusiast Ross Luff of Goulburn was looking to sell his 1980 SR Yamaha 500 at the Classic Riders Club swap meet on Sunday.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/EZfymxvXBjaqckRz42NChR/d04f3281-dd37-4973-bbc4-272689d523c5.JPG/r619_219_4288_2458_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The classic riders also make substantial donations to other organisations throughout the year and adds to their fundraising and assistance of other organisations with its classic ride weekend and other activities.
![MATES: Wayne Adams of Goulburn with Peter " Cob" Smith from Nabiac. MATES: Wayne Adams of Goulburn with Peter " Cob" Smith from Nabiac.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/EZfymxvXBjaqckRz42NChR/5e1674a8-89fa-4e73-820b-f0faf254a400.JPG/r1677_324_3669_2840_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
One of the event organisers Wayne Adams said that they thought this was the largest swap meet they had ever organised and being a bike only event, it is probably the largest of its kind in NSW.
"We have had a tremendous number of interstate stall holders this time with particularly large numbers from Queensland, Victoria and South Australia," Mr Adams said. “We don’t know the numbers yet but we are sure this is our biggest.”