| Author | Message | ||
     Buelet |
My Mom and her boyfriend ran upon this earlier this summer while out riding. It was snapped with a cell phone, but you get the idea. I'd say he has a good sense of humor. (Other's may disagree!)  | ||
| Pwnzor |
Seen a similar rig a few times at biker funerals I've attended. I think it's a great sendoff for anyone who has/had a love for motorcycles.  | ||
| Swordsman |
Ha! That's awesome! I wouldn't mind that being my last ride... ~SM | ||
| Diablobrian |
That would be cool, if I wasn't leaving instructions that I be cremated, and having my ashes (less the metal bits) mixed in with the wet pavement of a racetrack. (Barber would be ideal, it's a beautiful facility, but I'm not picky)  I'm sure a donation will have to be made to grease the wheels, but when you look at the cost of a funeral these days it will be pocket change I'm sure. I don't want people to mourn, I want them to have a party. After all everything after I was hit by the car has been bonus time! >3 years so far! Oh yeah, if you don't want to try one of those caskets on for size too soon remember: ATGATT! | ||
| Murdoch |
Heres a few pics of a bloke in NZ who set up a coffin carrying sidecar & runs a Small funeral business for bikers. He hands out business cards saying "The Last Ride"   | ||
| Pwnzor |
Wow, first time I've seen a sidecar on the left! Classy looking rig there. | ||
| Tq_freak |
yea that is really weird with the side car on the other side. | ||
| Irideabuell |
There was a segment on one of the Two-wheel Tuesday shows on Speed Channel about biker coffins and funeral arrangements for bikers. It is becoming a huge and profitable business according to what was presented in the segment. | ||
| Thansesxb9rs |
It is probably on the left since they drive on the wrong side of the road down under.  |
