Motorcycle hearse

**PrincessBandit** · 21st May 2010, 15:40

Check this out in the Manukau courier thurs. 20 may:
A Manurewa man, Mike Price, has built a motorbike hearse using a Harley. You can read about it in either the Manukau courier (front page, complete with photo) or the website at www.worldsfirsttruemotorbikehearse.net

It has two riders, one at the front and one at the rear, weighs about 600kg, and can carry up to 200kg.

While I'm not sure I'd want to leave for my final resting place in one there must be a market for these somewhere!

**Gremlin** · 21st May 2010, 15:50

of course some do. My mate was carried on a sidecar platform. Whole family loves bikes.

**Duke girl** · 21st May 2010, 15:53

Thats Awesome and it would be great if they could make different makes to suit each 1's taste. I'II have a Red Ducati 1 thanks.

**hayd3n** · 21st May 2010, 16:14

hayabusa for me

**turtleman** · 22nd May 2010, 02:04

When the time comes for me to shuffle off from this mortal coil, I'd be quite happy to leave in this fashion.
Don't give a fuck if it's a harley, honda or whatever - that'd be cool!

Either that or burn the corpse by the roadside...

**Slyer** · 22nd May 2010, 02:07

I'll take a car thanks.

**shafty** · 22nd May 2010, 03:38

I can just imagine a messy scene if a Cager does the "it didn't see you" thing on the big day, LOL

**peasea** · 22nd May 2010, 09:05

Originally Posted by PrincessBandit

Check this out in the Manukau courier thurs. 20 may:
A Manurewa man, Mike Price, has built a motorbike hearse using a Harley. You can read about it in either the Manukau courier (front page, complete with photo) or the website at www.worldsfirsttruemotorbikehearse.net

It has two riders, one at the front and one at the rear, weighs about 600kg, and can carry up to 200kg.

While I'm not sure I'd want to leave for my final resting place in one there must be a market for these somewhere!

I featured one about three years ago, not a bad idea.