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    Not Again

    didn`t know the person , but it still feels like losing a friend, R.I.P

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    Rode past there just after they had blocked off the road, wanted to know the details, knowing a couple of guys out east on bikes. Asked the police what bike it was, but she didn’t know. Talked to her about what happened, she was understandably vague. All I heard her say was that it could have been a yellow or blue bike, but she wasn’t at all certain, she was more certain that it was a "sports type" bike.

    Sorry to hear, it’s close to home when anybody gets hurt, but when it happens on your neighborhood…

    Condolences to the family, my thoughts are with you.

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    RIP, Steve .I just rode past the blocked off road a few mins after it happened :S
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    Condolences to Steve's family. I live around the corner. Hopefully its not a Yellow ZX10 I see sometimes on the way to work in the mornings

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    Oh shit, not another one

    Guts ya every time you read about this sort of thing. RIP bud. Condolences to the tribe left behind.
    If the destination is more important than the journey you aint a biker.

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    Just want to say, isn't weird how most of us have never met this fellow and all of a sudden it feels like you have lost an arm or a leg. The biking fraternity is so close that when a rider goes down for good, it hurts real bad and brings a tear to the eye.

    You don't get this with a group of cagers. Empathy is deep amongst bikers and it's a good thing in this age of machoism.
    If the destination is more important than the journey you aint a biker.

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    Maaan... i live in the area... that's just sad bro... my friend rang me a few times and left a text message just to check up on me tonight... fuck, another biker gone

    RIP Steve....

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    r.i.p

    saw that, looked pretty bad,didnt know it woz a biker?i live on millhouse rd,happend between 5:30-6pm.my sincere condolences to this guys family.
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    RIP Steve.
    Auckland riders please take extra care.

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    rip biker...condolences to the family

    may heaven be an endless windy road..

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    Thanks for the phone call zapf...

    I saw some bikes there (some naked vtwin I didn't know, and a black zx10, *I think* - I was in the middle of traffic, he/she was oncoming... def a big black sportsbike), but would have been about 1610... Coming back through there after visiting a client, at 1840 ish, all shut, and havoc in the area with cars all trying to get around the road. Did 60km for a normal 22km round trip.

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    R.I.P. Condolences to the family
    I'm only wearing black until they develop something darker




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    Quote Originally Posted by Drum
    RIP Steve.
    Auckland riders please take extra care.
    and all bikers where ever they are..............RIP Steve..my prayers are with your family and friends...........and all bikers out there, HD's, Japs..scooters..

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    Quote Originally Posted by beyond
    Just want to say, isn't weird how most of us have never met this fellow and all of a sudden it feels like you have lost an arm or a leg. The biking fraternity is so close that when a rider goes down for good, it hurts real bad and brings a tear to the eye.

    You don't get this with a group of cagers. Empathy is deep amongst bikers and it's a good thing in this age of machoism.
    i hear ya mate somebody you don't even know but any biker going down makes you feel it...

    gremlin said he thinks he rode past him just seconds before apparently he was pulling a wheelie...

    but i'm not going to go on about that

    so RIP steve...

    may there be a place in heaven for us all

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    My condolences to family and friends...

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