Mason County Chapter, Abate of Washington

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Mason County Chapter, Abate of Washington The Mason County Chapter of ABATE of Washington is a local nonprofit motorcycle rights organization. More about ABATE

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The Mason County Chapter of ABATE of Washington is a local nonprofit motorcycle rights organization dedicated to promoting freedom of the road, motorcycle safety, and rider awareness. The group regularly hosts meetings, community events, and runs in and around the Mason County, Washington area. Chapter Details & Meetings

Location: Taylor Station Restaurant, 62 SE Lynch Rd, Shelton, WA

General Meetings: First Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM (with a social dinner hour starting at 6:00 PM)

Agenda Planning Meetings: Last Wednesday of every month at 6:00 PM

How to Get Involved

Connect Online: You can connect with local riders and find schedule updates here through our Facebook or Instagram pages or contact us via email at: [email protected]

Membership Perks: Joining gives you a voice in the area regarding biker rights, an accidental death insurance policy, and access to a monthly newsletter. You can sign up or view statewide operations on ABATE of Washington

Would you like to know more about upcoming motorcycle safety courses, or are you looking to get involved in ABATE's charitable toy runs and fundraisers? stand for A Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments. is an organization of motorcycle enthusiasts, individuals and clubs, who are pooling their strength in numbers and votes to have a say in their government about the laws pertaining to them. It is the general consensus that motorcyclists, per se, are a minority group and, as such, have come under undue prejudices, through lack of adequate representation in our government’s legislative bodies, through public stereotypes depicted in the movies and articles, through the general public’s lack of knowledge and understanding of motorcyclists and motorcycling, and through individuals with power and/or influence apparently intent on extremely limiting if not altogether banning motorcyclist’s freedom of mode of travel on and off the public highways.

10/31/2026

âť—Save the dateâť—
The Olympia Toy Run Pre-Game Party will be on November 21st from 11am-3pm here at the shop!
We will have vendors, food, and donation areas for the toy run. Come on by "It's All About the Kids!"

Make smarter choices…
10/12/2026

Make smarter choices…

The combination of excessive speed and alcohol led to a collision that left a motorcyclist hospitalized and facing a DUI charge.

Kitsap County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the report of a collision near the intersection of NE Hoffs Dr. and Brownsville Highway NE near Poulsbo around 5:15 p.m. on Sunday, October 11th.

An SUV driver told deputies he slowed at a stop sign before proceeding onto NE Hoffs Dr. to make a left-hand turn when two motorcycles came speeding toward his vehicle. One swerved to avoid the SUV, but the second collided with the rear passenger-side panel.

The motorcyclist was conscious and alert and admitted to deputies that he had consumed two beers and was speeding. He was transported to Saint Michael Medical Center, where a blood draw was performed to determine his level of intoxication. No one else was injured.

More than 100 motorcyclists were killed in collisions in Washington state in 2025. Impairment by drugs and alcohol was among the top behavioral risks. Be safe on the road; don’t drink and ride.

A reminder for Mason County’s general meeting this Wednesday at 6:00 PM at Taylor Station Restaurant. Besides discussing...
10/05/2026

A reminder for Mason County’s general meeting this Wednesday at 6:00 PM at Taylor Station Restaurant. Besides discussing our annual ride’s success, we talk about the Toy Run, the Christmas “family”, our Chapter’s holiday event, and seating of the new board members.

10/02/2026
09/29/2026

A reminder for Mason County’s agenda meeting tomorrow evening. 6:00 PM at Taylor Station Restaurant. Besides discussing our annual ride’s success, we talk about the Toy Run, the Christmas “family”, our Chapter’s holiday event, and seating of the new board members at the general meeting next week.
See you tomorrow!

09/21/2026

TWO KILLED IN PACIFIC COUNTY MOTORCYCLE CRASH: Two Raymond residents died in a motorcycle crash in Pacific County on Sunday, Sept. 20, according to the Washington State Patrol.

John W. Huglen, 33, of Raymond, was driving a 2022 Indian Chief motorcycle southbound on state Route 105 at mile marker 14 at about 5:55 p.m. Sunday when the crash occurred.

The motorcycle lost control and struck the southbound rock embankment, then crossed all lanes and came to rest on the northbound shoulder.

Huglen died at the scene, as did his passenger, Aprill L. Dundom, 35, of Raymond.
The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office notified next of kin.

According to the state patrol, it is unknown whether drugs or alcohol played a factor in the crash, which remains under investigation.

Both riders were wearing helmets. The motorcycle was totaled.

Thanks for everyone who came out to our Charter Run Dice Throw today!  We had a great day and appreciate everyone's supp...
09/13/2026

Thanks for everyone who came out to our Charter Run Dice Throw today! We had a great day and appreciate everyone's support

Today is the day!  Come out for a great day with us!  Can't make the whole thing?  Then come see us at the end!  KSU 10:...
09/12/2026

Today is the day!
Come out for a great day with us! Can't make the whole thing? Then come see us at the end!
KSU 10:30AM from Spencer Lake to Lake Nahwatzel Resort and Restaurant, then onto Cascade Pizza, 2 Mile Pub and finishing at Taylor Station. We have a fun filled day planned!

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