The event saw hundreds of bikers collecting eggs for disadvantaged children, departing from Forest Recreational Ground and culminating at Mansfield Fire Station.
Organised by Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service volunteers the event brings hundreds of riders together to support local children’s centers and charities.
Bikers delivered thousands of chocolate eggs and raised funds for children’s centers, charities, and hospitals.
This year’s event will take place on Sunday (March 29) with riders setting off at 10am from Forest Recreation Ground. Riders need to be in position on site between 9am and 9.30am.
A spokesman said: “To take part all we ask is for at least one chocolate Easter egg to be donated as an entry fee - all chocolate will be given to vulnerable children across Nottinghamshire.
“Each year the event seems to be getting better and better, with hopes that next Sunday is no expectation.”
1. Geared up
Check out our cracking selection of snaps from the 2017 at the Nottinghamshire Easter Egg Run in 2017. Pictured are Easter chick and friends ready to ride at the event departing from Forest Recreational Ground and culminating at Mansfield Fire Station. Photo: Eric Gregory
2. Sweet treat
More eggs are added at the event that saw hundreds of bikers come together to donate eggs to children in need, with funds also being raised to go towards day trips and special events. Photo: Eric Gregory
3. What's up doc?
Sue Jacklin brought along these two chocolate rabbits. Photo: Eric Gregory
4. Goodies
Jo Kinsella, Shane Dyche, Linda Holmes and Steve Pride brought a teddy and other goodies. Photo: Eric Gregory