The entrance to Northwest Tune-Up sees pedestrians and mountain bikers of all ages. Photo: Saga Communications/Adam Rideout Redeker
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Bellingham bike enthusiasts gathered this weekend for the annual Northwest Tune-Up bike and music festival. The festival transformed the waterfront into a congregation of all things. A collection of daring bikers attended, showing off their technical prowess on the tracks. Musical acts decorated the airwaves while bike companies and specialists displayed their products.
Bellingham’s Northwest Tune-Up Festival takes over the Waterfront District. Bikes, vendors and dirt ramps are on full display. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Bellingham’s Northwest Tune-Up Festival takes over the Waterfront District. Bikes, vendors and dirt ramps are on full display. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Æfect takes the Rainier Tune Town Stage, amplifying the festival’s ambience. Music acts performed all weekend within the festival on two stages. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Æfect takes the Rainier Tune Town Stage, amplifying the festival’s ambience. Music acts performed all weekend within the festival on two stages. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
A maze of vendors and mountain bike specialists line the Waterfront District with tents. Entrepreneurs display an array of bike parts and products here. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
A maze of vendors and mountain bike specialists line the Waterfront District with tents. Entrepreneurs display an array of bike parts and products here. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
A crowd gathers to spectate the arial feats performed in the Freestyle Showdown. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Onlookers wait for the next Freestyle Showdown contestant to drop in off the wooden ramp. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
Contestants of the Outdoor Research Freestyle Showdown face off on a series of jumps. Photo by Adam Rideout Redeker
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