The Bike Show was held on First Street, between Avenue D and Union Street (6 blocks). The street was cleared of vehicles by 8:45 am, except for motorcycles. The No Parking signs were enforced with tow trucks.

Headquarters was at Avenue B and First. Sky Valley ABATE sold t-shirts, and shared table space with ABATE of Washington, AIM, and the trophies.

The band set up on a corner. Eddie Masgetti Band.

The trophies were provide by Cowhide & Chrome in Monroe. Thanks, Pat and Gina!

Master of Ceremonies announced ballot rules and results and reminded people to visit our sponsors.

Posters were created by the Snohomish High School Art Class.

Food was available in the many local restauraunts and from the Lion's Club.

Did you get a T-shirt? Only 200 were made.

The Pacific Northwest Museum of Motorcycling traveling display was set in the Gazebo at the end of Avenue A, right by the Snohomish River.

The world-famous Seattle Cossacks Motorcycle Stunt Team performed for the crowd. You have to see these guys in action!

Several sponsors and vendors set up booths for the show. Mary was repairing leather, Children's Hospital raffled a 1998 Harley, and Indian Jeff benefit shirts were sold.

Lots of friendly bikers proudly rode to the show.