Yes. There are several motorcycling clubs in Seattle. Some of them include:

Jolly Rogers Club: The Jolly Rogers Motorcycle Club has a rich history. There are several new members who are joining the club in present times. The club conducts monthly meetings for its members. However, the members participate in different events, rides and functions throughout the year.

http://jollyrogersmotorcycleclub.com/

Cretins Motorcycling Club: Cretins MC is a dedicated to the preservation and glorification of the Cafe Racer motorcycle and its roots. The club strives to interact with motorcyclists who focus on vintage, cafe, and 'streetfighter' bikes.

http://cretins.org/index.php

The new generation film-makers were attracted to Seattle and they considered filming in Seattle because of the Seattle World's Fair that was held in the year 1962.

It attracted the interest of a new generation of film makers and led to such productions, memorable and otherwise, as The Slender Thread (based on Seattle's Crisis Clinic) and It Happened At the World's Fair (starring Elvis Presley, at the express request of then-Governor Al Rosellini).

The Space Needle has also served as a location for heroes and villains ranging from Warren Beatty in The Parallax View to Austin Powers' nemesis, Dr. Evil:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059729/

Beginning in 1974, the annual Seattle International Film festival has also attracted growing attention and attendance, and the city has long been popular with independent cineastes.