how i feel

[Falko]

as i had to notice
that there are people out who got problems in understanding my way of thinking, i will try to give a short explain why i say

u never know when u get your call
but for me - i hope it might be while riding my Venture

cause these times belong to the best i have in my Life


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the way i post is my way to cope with things,
its my way to put my sadness into words

and im sure some of YOU know what im talkin about - when i say :
we real Bikers
( not the ones that buy a new and different Bike each year just to show off they got cash, like harley drivers trailering their Bikes to meetings )
we know about the dangers that are into biking
but we make our decisions up to think on the sunny sides on the beautifull roads
and the friendship we find while doin this
we are not ignoring the danger
we accept it

and those who stick to a love to a bike they found
like Colin - who - i am are sure - could have afford a newer bike as well
like me
like a few others i know
they learn or get to the feeling that their Bike is something like a part of their body, like a familymember, a friend
those wannabe Bikers ( read above ) will never experience somethin like that

[alasdair]

Hi Falko
I agree with your sentiment. I did not know Colin and was only just in the process of joining the UK group when this terrible accident happened. Its ironic, but I only live some 28 miles down the road from where Colin was based and was looking forward to meeting fellow 1st and 2nd generation RSV owners (mines a 2000 RSV).
Would it be appropriate for me to come to the funeral?
Cheers Alasdair [e-mail]

[Falko]

Hi Alasdair

i cant speak for Colins or Mikes Familys
but im kinda sure u would be welcome
i would suggest u try to contact the UK Venture Club

if u get a general advice / answer to this question - pls feel free to let us know here on the forum

[alasdair]

Hi Falko
Thanks for that I will send an e-mail and see what happens. I'll pass on what comes back.
Alasdair