if you gotta go, this is by far the way to do it. what a wonderfull send off. my hats off to you for doing this.

 

This brought a lump to my throat. And I couldn't watch the video. But I'm sure he was looking brown on what you did for him and was smiling.

 

The video is what brings me much joy, he deserved and earned that last ride and a spectacular send-off. 6 of 8 honorary pall bearers and endless others wore Harley attire. Harleys and motorcycles were his life and was a MUST in his death.

 

Thoughts and prayers to you & your family...you definitely did it right - great tribute to your hubby's life!

 

Condolences to you and your family for your loss. What a great tribute and final ride.

 

This past week, on Valentine's Day, I finally rode my own Harley over so he could see how his vision of my Lilac-themed Street model turned out. He choose the Street model because, at 400 lbs, it's the lightest Harley on the market. He was weeks from retiring and his last Harley out from his dealership would have been his favorite, an Electra Glide Ultra Classic. It was a very poignant moment to ride there instead of jumping into my car.

 

Condolences, very thoughtful.

 

 

I would hope, when my life ends, someone would do the same for me...... bury me sitting on my bike with the bike standing upright...."Riding In The Wind".........enjoying Life

When we lived in Ormond Beach Fla. about 6 yrs ago, Bruce Rossmeyer opened one of the largest HD biker shop/plazas up in Ormond Beach ,tons of biker accessories, restaurant, and motorcycle events, etc just north of Daytona Beach. (where Billy Lane's shop is now), they were doing a huge ride one day and Bruce was pulling out of the Plaza on his bike and someone in a Motorhome pulled out and was not looking, ran over and killed Bruce Rossmeyer. They had a huge biker send off with him in a motorcycle pulled coach like that, the whole town came out to show their respect, as Daytona is one of the Largest Biker events places, like Bike Week and Biketoberfest.

So Sorry for your loss, ride in his memory, every time you ride, hear his voice in the wind...

 

Going out with style and class...nice Job...
Very sorry for your loss..