Loud pipes, big hearts
A motorcycle rider makes his way down First Avenue as he takes part in the Sandpoint Showdown on Saturday. The first-ever event attracted hundreds of motorcycles to downtown Sandpoint as part of fundraiser for Creations, a community art studio and playroom located in the Cedar Street Bridge.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Shery Meekings gives a thumbs up as she looks over the hundreds of motorcycles that gathered in downtown Sandpoint for the first Sandpoint Showdown.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Lindsay Morgan stands by her champagne pink Harley-Davidson motorcycle at Saturday's Sandpoint Showdown.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Motorcycles line First Avenue during Saturday's Sandpoint Showdown.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Passersby look at motorcycles during Saturday's Sandpoint Showdown.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
A passerby walks past a few motorcycles on Main Street during Saturday's Sandpoint Showdown.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
A motorcycle hangs from a crane in tribute to Jose Gomez, the owner of Gription Tire and North Idaho Towing, thanks to friend Jonathan Bates of Bleeding Hearts Tattoo Emporium.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
SANDPOINT — Chrome gleamed almost as far as the eye could see down First Avenue as motorcycles of every make and model filled every available space.
Backed to the curb with headlights capturing attention — and two motorcycles held aloft by giant cranes — more than 300 motorcycles filled downtown Sandpoint as the first Sandpoint Showdown rumbled into town.
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