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A massive police presence shadowed the bikies with a police marksman hanging out of a helicopter - as fears of an all out gang war grow in Western Australia.
At the front of the procession was four riders followed by a motorcycle carrying Martin s coffin, which had Australian $100 notes printed all over it.
The coffin-carrying motorcycle was flying the Rebels club battle flag - a US Confederate flag with a cap-wearing skull and a one per cent patch.
Ms Martin speaks at her husband s funeral at the same time that thieves stole $20,000 in cash belonging to her from a safe in a family friend s home in Rockingham
Former Rebels boss Nick Martin was shot dead by a sniper on December 12
An intimate slideshow at the funeral showed his softer side when he was a kid
He was laid to rest in a coffin covered in $100 Australian notes on Wednesday
A Confederate Flag was flown on his coffin, which is part of the Rebels insignia
Hundreds of bikies from Rebels and other clubs followed in a lengthy procession
A police escort of cars and motorcycles ensured the procession went smoothly
Bikie who was shot by a sniper at a drag race is buried in a coffin covered in hundred dollar bills in front of hundreds of gang members on motorcycles - as a police marksman watches on from a helicopter amid fears of an all-out turf war
Former Rebels boss Nick Martin was shot dead by a sniper on December 12
He was laid to rest in a coffin covered in $100 Australian notes on Wednesday
A Confederate Flag was flown on his coffin, which is part of the Rebels insignia
Hundreds of bikies from Rebels and other clubs followed in a lengthy procession
Police are gearing up for a massive bikie gathering in Western Australia with hundreds of outlaw gang members set to ride into town for the funeral of a former Rebels boss.
Nick Martin was shot in the back while attending the Outlaw Nitro Challenge drag racing event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach, on December 12.
The underworld figure is believed to have been killed by a sniper in a highly-orchestrated assassination carried out in front of horrified families and children, including his own wife and step-daughter.
Now hundreds of patched members from various bikie gangs are expected to converge for his funeral on Wednesday.
Detectives are investigating whether an east coast hitman was behind the gangland killing of a Rebels bikie boss who was shot dead by a sniper in a highly-orchestrated assassination.
Nick Martin was shot in the back while attending the Outlaw Nitro Challenge drag racing event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach, at 8.30pm on Saturday - just four days after Western Australia opened its borders to New South Wales and Victoria.
The underworld figure died at the scene in front of horrified families and children, including his own wife and step-daughter.
Western Australia Police have confirmed to Daily Mail Australia they are working with partner agencies in eastern states as they probe the possibility of a fly-in-fly-out killer.