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    Looks like there will be a good turnout

    if you never met Ewan, take it from me that you would have met him sooner than later and I will guarantee you would have got on with the man. He was a true biker and the grin on his face as he got on that Guzzi for his last ride will stay with me forever.

    Today is for you Ewan.
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    bump bump bump

    Ride true and free Ewan......
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    Hi people, this is my first post on here. I am from Aberdeen and thought I would come on for a look. I find it really touching that you guys have embraced Seona and Ewan and it looks like they are well liked over there, as they were over here.

    Its truly shocking whats happened, but its the risk we take for what we enjoy.

    Ewan will be sorely missed from both sides of the globe.

    Like has been mentioned before, you guys are representing the biking community as a large portion of us cant be there. Give him a good send off and make sure Seonas looked after.

    Regards,

    Akrapovic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akrapovic View Post
    Hi people, this is my first post on here. I am from Aberdeen and thought I would come on for a look. I find it really touching that you guys have embraced Seona and Ewan and it looks like they are well liked over there, as they were over here.

    Its truly shocking whats happened, but its the risk we take for what we enjoy.

    Ewan will be sorely missed from both sides of the globe.

    Like has been mentioned before, you guys are representing the biking community as a large portion of us cant be there. Give him a good send off and make sure Seonas looked after.

    Regards,

    Akrapovic.
    Good to hear from you mate, Ewan wasn't here long but he had an impact on everyone who met him and you Aberdeen bikers will be well represented.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shrub View Post
    if you never met Ewan, take it from me that you would have met him sooner than later and I will guarantee you would have got on with the man. He was a true biker and the grin on his face as he got on that Guzzi for his last ride will stay with me forever.

    Today is for you Ewan.
    Such true words shrub.....
    Quote Originally Posted by Akrapovic View Post
    Hi people, this is my first post on here. I am from Aberdeen and thought I would come on for a look. I find it really touching that you guys have embraced Seona and Ewan and it looks like they are well liked over there, as they were over here.

    Its truly shocking whats happened, but its the risk we take for what we enjoy.

    Ewan will be sorely missed from both sides of the globe.

    Like has been mentioned before, you guys are representing the biking community as a large portion of us cant be there. Give him a good send off and make sure Seonas looked after.

    Regards,

    Akrapovic.
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    bump bump bump

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    Bump

    It's such a beautiful day for a ride.
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    bump

    Sean and I will be riding as well.

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    sorry am unable to make it. haven't met you Seona but am thinking of you

    enjoy riding through the clouds Ewan
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    It was good - huge turnout of bikers

    What and awesome turnout, it blew me away.
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    Today was an inspiration, and while I watched as some people farewellled a very important part of their lives I, like many present no doubt, felt the inspiration of living for now! Riding is a huge part of the lives of the people whom visit this site, and dying is the real risk we all take, whether on our bike, in our cage, or breathing the air! That is reality, and to support Seona and the wonderful, and brave people that spoke today at Ewans funeral was a gift I shall nah forget!
    Thanks to all for accepting my hugs, making me welcome, and speaking on the behalf of us, the KB and biker community, you make us proud xoxoxo
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    Quote Originally Posted by Emlyn View Post
    Today was an inspiration, and while I watched as some people farewellled a very important part of their lives I, like many present no doubt, felt the inspiration of living for now! Riding is a huge part of the lives of the people whom visit this site, and dying is the real risk we all take, whether on our bike, in our cage, or breathing the air! That is reality, and to support Seona and the wonderful, and brave people that spoke today at Ewans funeral was a gift I shall nah forget!
    Thanks to all for accepting my hugs, making me welcome, and speaking on the behalf of us, the KB and biker community, you make us proud xoxoxo
    Life is wonderful. I want my life to be as grand as Ewan's was.
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    Yep it was a truely wonderful way to say goodbye to Ewan. Really enjoyed the ride and the service, I think it was nicely in keeping with the way Ewan lived, great job to all involved.
    and i *THINK* I even managed to understand a lot of the poem without the translation Seona!
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    I dont much like funerals, but each one attended give insight and reminds us of how precious life is, and the memory of those past.
    Hugely special is this place KB and the people that came together to be there.
    The service was awesome, and emotional. The photo montage was a brilliant insight to whom Ewan was. I for one love photos as they document life for those that follow behind us.
    Seona much respect to you

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    Hi Guys,

    I, like Akraprovic come from Aberdeen, and had the great pleasure to call Ewan a friend.
    I would like to echo Akra's comments.
    There are a great number of us over here that unfortunately could not be there, and I would like, on behalf of all of us, to say thank you to all the KiwiBikers that acted as 'stand ins' for the AberdeenBikers that were unable to attend, so that Ewan got the send off he so much deserved.
    Having read through the forums, it looks like Ewan was getting on with everyone over there, just as he did here, he will be sadly missed.

    And of course, Thank you for looking after Seona, she has many many friends here that wish they could have been there when she needed us most.


    R.I.P. Mate

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