Hey Skitz, sorry to hear it man. Send my reguards at the funeral tomorrow. And I read through all the posts on your other forum and I agree that riding there would definately show respect to him. I know if it were me, I would love more than anything to look down from above to see all my friends coming to say goodbye on their bikes. I didnt know him but may he rest in peace.

And Crash, good post on their site as well.

Ride safe guys.

 

thanks guys. luckily i wasnt super close to him, but i do concider him a friend. we have gone on multiple rides together (500+mile rides) and as we all know we get to know each other on long rides like that. throw in some bike nights and hanging out at pizza places a handful of times, it makes me kinda sad to hear about his accident and kimda more pissed off that it even happened.

he was wearing ful gear, helmet, gloves, prob boogs, and a suit. as he always does when he rides, but this an even bigger thing to remember... gear doesnt save a lost life....you still have to use your skills, decision making abilities, and common sense while riding to survive. you never know when someone is gonna pull out in front of you and make all your friends come out to say goodbye to you in a casket. like i said, be careful out there

 

RIP

 

sorry to hear that man. RIP stuntman.