i feel honoured

[tapps]

a good BIKER friend of mine was diagnosed with cancer about 3 year's ago,he lost the battle on monday,he was a great bloke,only 51 year's young & well into motorbike's,he's had several,myself & another mate each have a GTR1400 & a YAMAHA XJR1300 i asked his wife if she minded the 2 of us turning up on the bike's to his funeral,she was overjoyed at the offer,we are both leading the way to the cremitorium & the church,we have chosen to use the NOISEY XJR'S as opposed to the queiter gtr's.i feel realy honoured to do this.I HOPE THE SUN'S SHINING ON MONDAY THE 12TH.

[2kwacks]

tapps.. sorry to hear about your friend. at only 51 years of age, it is much to young for life to be taken away. I think it's a brilliant idea about riding your bikes to the funeral, I'm sure your friend would appreciate the thought with him being a keen biker. hope the day stays fine for you and his family.

[tapps]

thank's it's very sad,still trying to get my head around it.

[viper]

that truely is an honour, im sure you will have mixed emotions on the day  , good luck and i hope it goes well for you

[O.C.]

Good for you Tapps, your friend would be proud of you being at his send off whilst riding your bikes.

A pal of mine was killed riding one of his beloved Triples last November, about 30 of us turned up at his funeral on our bikes, it was awesome

I hope the day goes as well as can be expected 

[Cartman]

What a lovely thing to be able to do.A great send off for your friend, although taken too young.

[Winston Smith]

My last 'official' duty 2 days before I retired was to lead a funeral cortege for a friend who died from cancer.

It is an honour, although one I wish I never had to do...

[Rusty]

Sorry to hear about your friend Tapps, and I am sure he would be well pleased to have you up there at the front leading him along ........

[Kwikasfuki]

Sorry to hear about your loss