Hundreds of motorbikes paraded through Sheffield today in an annual charity ride for the Children's Hospital.
Theo's Egg Run 2024 may well go down as one of the most attended events in its history. The final figure isn't in yet, but fans are estimating there could have been 800 bikes and as many as 1,000.
The Egg Run began at Europa Link at 10am and ran to Weston Park, and the army of colourful and often-costumed motorcyclists would have been unmissable to pedestrians and passing cars alike.
The route was led by Sheffield Children's Hospital patron and two-time World Superbike Champion, James Toseland.
Participation cost a minimum donation of £2, with every penny raised going toward's the hospital.
This year's goal was to raise £8,962 to fund a specialist scope for the hospital's neurosurgery department.
However, another goal was also to reportedly break a total of £100,000 raised across the event's history. the final fundraising total is yet to be announced.
Photographer Dean Atkins was on hand to capture the cavalcade as it arrived at Weston Park. See our gallery below for 16 of the best pictures from this inspiring charity event.
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1. Theo's Egg Run 2024
Hundreds of motorcycles took to Sheffield today (March 31, 2024) to raise money for Sheffield Children's Hospital. | Dean Atkins Photo: Dean Atkins
2. Ride through Sheffield
The final figure isn't in yet, but fans speculate as many as 800 to 1,000 bikes were out today. | Dean Atkins Photo: Dean Atkins
3. Splash of colour
Many motorcyclists take the chance to done bright and colour costumes over their leathers as well as Sheffield Children's Hospital charity t-shirts. | Dean Atkins Photo: Dean ATkins
4. Thousands raised
Participation cost a £2 minimum donation, but thousands of pounds were likely raised for the Children's Hospital today. | Dean Atkins Photo: Dean Atkins